§ Mr. WatersonTo ask the Secretary of State for Health what plans he has to increase the number of cots for(a) pre-term babies and (b) severely premature babies in the South East of England. [163619]
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Capital Expenditure on Renovation and Maintenance Projects £ million 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02 2002–03 2003–04 Total Leasehold Skipton House 24,143 0 0 28,449 0 52,592 Hannibal House 0 0 174,991 76,047 48,097 299,135 Eileen House 0 0 183,480 3,370 0 186,850 Market Towers 27,257 0 0 0 0 27,257 Freehold Wellington House 1,029,676 144,078 390,224 1,096,688 97,628 2,758,294 Richmond House 425,120 375,333 144,973 807,000 332,887 2,085,313 Premier Buildings, Nelson 500 10,300 6,000 10,609 10,927 38,336 Pensions Agency, Blackpool 45,870 2,000 6,319 172,555 570,000 796,744 Totals 1,552,566 531,711 905,987 2,194,718 1,059,539 6,244,521
§ Dr. LadymanWe are investing an additional £70 million in neonatal intensive care services to provide, over the next two years, up to 75 new cots nationally. This provision will include cots and services for pre-term and severely premature babies in the South East of England.