§ Mr. SwireTo ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry if she will list the projects(a) being undertaken and (b) completed by the South West of England Regional Development Agency. [23752]
§ Alan JohnsonIn most cases the projects supported by the South West Regional Development Agency (SWRDA) are undertaken on a partnership basis. Projects for which the SWRDA provided more than £25,000 in 2000–01 are listed in the RDA Annual Report 2000–01 which is available in the Libraries of the House or can be obtained direct from the SWRDA.
Sub-regional projects the RDA supported in 2000–01 by providing more than £25,000: 462W
- Bournemouth, Dorset and Poole:
- A Model for a 'Virtual' Centre of Excellence in Coastal Zone
- Management Training
- Agri-connexion, Kingston Maurward
- Allendale Heritage and Community Centre, Wimborne
- Awareness, Advice and Action for Skills Development, Bournemouth
- Bournemouth and Poole Learning Network
- Bournemouth Incubator Centre
- Developing Fast-Track Training for ICT Technicians
- Development Manager for Lyme Regis Development Trust
- Higher Barn, Melbury Osmond, Dorchester
- Higher Education South West Business Net (HESWBusNet), Bournemouth
- Honeybrook Farm Visitors Centre, Wimborne
- Kimmeridge Marine Education Centre
- Norden Park and Ride, Corfe, Wareham
- Poole Arts Centre
- Shaftesbury Advice Centre Weymouth Skate Park
- Cornwall and the Isles of Stilly:
- Business Information Service (Enterprise Edge)
- Celtic Film and Television Festival
- Chacewater Village Hall
- Cornwall Objective One Technical Assistance
- Combined Universities in Cornwall
- Coverack Space 2000
- Developing Fast-Track Training for ICT Technicians
- Digital Peninsula Network
- Eden Institute Centre
- Eden Public Realm Works, St. Austell
- Gaia Centre, Delabole
- Geevor Tin Mine Emergency Works, St. Just
463W - Great Onslow, Bodmin Moor
- Green Park Feasibility
- Helston Business Park
- Ladock Parish Hall
- Let's do IT
- Long Rock, Penzance
- Lower Pengegon
- Mylor Yacht Harbour
- Plot F, Saltash Parkway (Habit Diamond)
- Spanning the Century, Camel Trail, Padstow
- St. Austell Town Centre
- Tolvaddon Energy Park
- Towednack and Nancledra Community Hall
- Train Net
- UFP Camborne, Pool, Redruth
- Youth Link—Penwith and Kerrier
- Devon, Plymouth and Torbay:
- 181 Rendell Street, Plymouth
- Achievement Plus, Plymouth
- Agri-BIP Rural Business Support
- Basic Employability Skills
- Bovey Tracey Youth Café
- Derriton Viaduct, Holsworthy
- Devon and West Somerset Key Fund
- East Devon Business Centre, Honiton
- Exeter Advanced Technologies
- Exeter Innovation Centre
- High Street and Peel Street Redevelopment, Plymouth
- Honicknowle Employment Project, Plymouth
- Infrastructure Improvements, Sowton, Exeter
- Jersey Farm, Sampford Peverell
- Kingsbridge Age Concern and Rest Centre
- Marine Projects, Plymouth
- Millbay Laundry, Plymouth
- ORBIT, Ottery St. Mary
- Pall Cycleway, Ilfracombe
- Pitts Cleave, Tavistock
- Plymouth Job to Job Subsidy
- Rural Counselling Programme
- Sourton—Lake Cycleway
- Springboard to Learning, Plymouth
- St. Sidwells Centre, Exeter
- Stonehouse Creek Community Centre, Plymouth
- Tamar Science Park, Plymouth
- The Soundhouse, Plymouth
- Theatre Royal Production and Education Centre, Plymouth
- Wallabrook Viaduct
- Yeo Bridge, Barnstaple
464W - Gloucestershire:
- Bream Community Centre Refurbishment Scheme
- Coney Hill Neighbourhood College Centre
- Cranfield Medical Research Centre
- CREATE Training, Lydney
- Developing Fast-Track Training for ICT Technicians
- Fixing the Future—Solution for IT Services Skills
- Forest of Dean Radio Project
- Gloucestershire Development Agency—Support for SRP
- Gloucestershire Innovation Centre
- Gloucestershire Network Neighbourhoods Projects Network on behalf of the Gloucestershire Training Group Centre for Engineering Excellence
- Hesters Way Community Resource Centre
- Lister Petter mixed-use regeneration site, Dursley
- Matson Lane Community College Health and ICT Resource Centre
- Skill Joy
- The Link Group
- Somerset:
- Baird Clothing
- Bowdens Farm, Langport
- Bussman Cooper
- Computer-based, Internet-linked Heavy Goods Vehicle Provision in the South West Peninsula
- E-Business Skills Development Programme
- Filton Econet Partnership for Sustainable Business Development in the South West region
- Morlands Factory Site, Glastonbury
- Somerset Skills Support Project
- South West Marine Sector Training and Development
- The Western Colleges Consortium for On-Line Learning
- Tourism Task Force—Bristol, Bath, South Gloucestershire, North Somerset
- Watchet Youth Centre
- Watchet Marina
- Wiltshire and Swindon
- Berwick St. John Community Resource Centre
- Charlton Park Farms, Office Development, Malmesbury
- Easton Farm, Tourist Facility, Berwick St. John
- Hoechst Trespaphan
- Little Durnford Farms, Business and Workspace, Salisbury
- Multimedia in Wiltshire
- Oakley Business Park, Workspace Units, Dinton
- Purton Down Biotech Incubator Centre
- R&K Wise
- Skills at Work in Wiltshire and Swindon
- St. Martins Farm, Tourist Facility, Warminster
- Swindon Pressings Ltd.
- The Beeches Court Farm, Tourist Facility, Calne
- The Western Colleges Consortium for On-Line Learning
- Ushers
465W - Bristol and West of England:
- Cabot Community Sports Centre, Bristol
- E-Business Skills Development Programme
- Emersons Innovation
- Engineering for Avon
- Harbourside Project, Bristol
- Nailey Farm, St. Catherine's, Bath
- Old Town Quarry, Weston-super-Mare
- Safe and Warm Phase 2, Bristol
Targets Land and property—Partnership Investment Programme(PIP)—outputs Private Investment generated (£000) 61,964,750 Area of brownfield land reclaimed/brought back into use (differentiated by soft and hard end use) (hectares) 39 SE Woodland created (trees planted or hectares) 0 Treatment of contaminated land (hectares) 0 Jobs—number created and safeguarded 1,140 New industrial commercial floorspace created (square metres) 27,701 Accessibility improved between homes and workplaces (length of footpath/cycleway created) 0 Housing units facilitated on brownfield land (number of housing units) 250 Spend (£000) 6,000,000 Land and property—non PIP outputs Jobs—number created and safeguarded 1,790 Private investment generated (£) 20,500,000 Area of brownfield land reclaimed/brought back into use 84.9 ha (55 SE) Woodland created (trees planted or hectares) 0 Treatment of contaminated land 29.9 HE New industrial/refurbished floorspace created 51,800 Accessibility improved between homes and workplaces 10 Housing units facilitated on brownfield land 340 Spend (£000) 27,642,000 Single Regeneration Budget1 Jobs created/safeguarded1 2,410/180 Homes and buildings with improved security 4,125 Voluntary organisations and community groups supported1 4,205/184 New business start-ups1 572 140 Hectares of land improved/reclaimed for open space and improved/reclaimed/serviced for development (of perhaps a combination of these) 17 Private finance attracted (£000) 214,080 Spend (£000) 26,726,000 Rural Programme Number of grants made or projects supported 429 Area of work space created/safeguarded (square metres) 33,686 Match funding attracted as a percentage of RDA's direct cash input (£ million) 26.4 Number of child care places created 100 Spend (£) 9,388,000 Jobs created/safeguarded 2,167 Business started up and surviving at least one year 283 Number/areas of redundant buildings converted to commercial use 260 Number of training places created 1,593 Number of new improved facilities 404 Number of additional visitors 99,649 1 Figures for ethnic minorities 2 Million