§ Mr. PicklesTo ask the Deputy Prime Minister how much affordable housing there was in each region in England and Wales in each year since 1997; and if he will make a statement. [79682]
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§ Mr. McNultyThe available information in respect of housing provided by local authorities and registered social landlords is presented below.
Social Landlord dwelling stock in England and Wales as at 31 March 1997 1998 1999 2000 2001 Registered Social Landlords North East 47 48 49 53 89 North West 153 159 178 213 225 Yorkshire & The Humber 67 70 73 75 89 East Midlands 48 51 58 69 74 West Midlands 102 114 130 150 179 East 97 101 105 114 117 London 205 220 240 252 271 South East 186 197 206 218 234 South West 85 89 123 134 146 Wales 48 50 52 54 55 Local Authorities North East 298 292 286 276 233 North West 523 509 485 445 416 Yorkshire & The Humber 441 434 427 419 397 East Midlands 293 289 280 265 257 West Midlands 410 402 381 354 316 East 302 295 290 277 271 London 621 596 575 553 532 South East 288 278 268 252 234 South West 224 214 184 170 156 Wales 204 201 197 193 188 All social landlords North East 345 341 335 329 323 North West 676 668 663 658 641 Yorkshire & The Humber 508 504 500 494 486 East Midlands 341 340 338 334 331 West Midlands 512 516 512 504 495 East 399 396 394 391 388 London 826 816 815 805 803 South East 474 475 474 471 468 South West 308 303 307 304 302 Wales 252 251 249 247 243 Information about the number of affordable housing 100,225 units built without any form of public funding is not collected centrally.