Planning Appeals (Hansard, 11 November 2003)

§ Mr. Clifton-Brown
To ask the Deputy Prime Minister how many planning appeals are with the(a) Planning Inspectorate and (b) Secretary of State; and how many of each have been outstanding for (i) three months, (ii) six months, (iii) one year and (iv) more than one year.[136897]

§ Keith Hill
The following table shows the numbers of planning appeals:(a) with the Planning Inspectorate for decision and (b) with the First Secretary of State for decision (that is those recovered appeals and nontransferable appeals for which the Inspector's report has been received).
(f) East of England Government Office Region in each financial year since 1995–96. [138148]

§ Keith Hill
Average property prices in each of the English regions from financial year 1996–97 to financial year 2002–03 are tabled as follows:
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£

Region 1996–97 1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03

West Midlands 62,664 67,549 71,819 78,904 86,189 97,134 115,484

Yorkshire and The Humber 55,651 58,593 60,430 65,317 69,116 75,709 90,101

England 74,608 82,254 88,878 101,605 112,280 123,986 145,710

Note:

1996 is the first year for which Land Registry data are available. Consequently comparable figures for the financial year 1995–96 are not available.

Source:
Land Registry

£
Region	1996–97	1997–98	1998–99	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02	2002–03
West Midlands	62,664	67,549	71,819	78,904	86,189	97,134	115,484
Yorkshire and The Humber	55,651	58,593	60,430	65,317	69,116	75,709	90,101
England	74,608	82,254	88,878	101,605	112,280	123,986	145,710
Note:
1996 is the first year for which Land Registry data are available. Consequently comparable figures for the financial year 1995–96 are not available.