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Sir Wyn Roberts : Responsibility for this subject has been delegated to Cadw : Welsh Historic Monuments. I have asked the chief executive, John Carr, to arrange for a reply to be given.
Letter from E. A. J. Carr to Mr. Ieuan Wyn Jones, dated 23 February 1994 :
The Secretary of State has asked me to reply to your Question about grants paid by Cadw in Ynys Mon during the last three years.
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The following properties in Ynys Mon have received historic buildings grants to assist owners with repairs and restoration. The grants have been offered under either the Historic Buildings and Ancient Monuments Act 1953 towards the cost of repairs to buildings of outstanding historical or architectural interest ; or under the Planning (Listed Buildings and Conservation Areas) Act 1990 towards external works to buildings situated in designated Conservation Areas where these are considered to make a significant contribution to the preservation or enhancement of that area.Column 419
Address of property |Amount of grant |Purpose of grant |Category of
|paid |ownership
|£
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1991-92
Beaumaris Old Gaol |1,000 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
Beaumaris Old Gaol |106 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
Church St. Amlwch |797 |1990 Act repairs |Local authority
Glyn, Llanbedrgoch |133 |1953 Act repairs |Private
Ty Fry, Rhoscefnhir |4,403 |1953 Act repairs |Private
St. Eilians Church, Llanelian |715 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Gwylogs Church, Llangwyllog |2,064 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
Museum of Childhood Beaumaris |460 |1990 Act repairs |Private
1992-93
Beaumaris Court House |1,153 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
Beaumaris Old Gaol |900 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
Beaumaris Old Gaol |900 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
St. Davids Church, Penmon |1,800 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
1992-93
St. Davids Church, Penmon |200 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Rhwydrys Church, Llanrhwydrys |6,612 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
English Methodist Church, Amlwch |6,155 |1990 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
Beaumaris Court House |350 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
1 Victoria Terrace, Beaumaris |15,785 |1953 Act repairs |Private
St. Davids Church, Penmon |200 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Rhwydrys Church, Llanrhwydrys |6,612 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
English Methodist Church, Amlwch |6,155 |1990 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
1993-94
Beaumaris Court House |350 |1953 Act repairs |Local authority
1 Victoria Terrace, Beaumaris |15,785 |1953 Act repairs |Private
St. Eilian's Church, Llaneilian |145 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Cybi's Church, Holyhead |2,547 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Rhwydrys Church, Llanrhwydrys |4,113 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Cybi's Church, Holyhead |1,264 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
St. Cybi's Church, Holyhead |3,010 |1953 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
Y Bryn, Beaumaris |1,473 |1990 Act repairs |Private
English Methodist Church |799 |1990 Act repairs |Ecclesiastical
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Total |56,884
Grants awarded for outstanding buildings under the 1953 Act are subject to a condition requiring access by the public. Arrangements are published in the annual reports of the Historic Buildings Council for Wales, the Department's independent advisers in the built heritage.
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In the same period, the following monuments in Ynys Mon have received grant under Section 24 of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979. Towards the cost of their preservation, maintenance and management.Column 419
Name of monument |Amount of grant |Purpose of grant |Category of
|paid |ownership
|£
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1991-92
Towyn-y-Capel Mound Trearddur, |General management
Angelsey |1,367.38 |works |Private
Old Parish Church and Churchyard |Repair and
Llanfihangel Ysceifiog |602.00 |Consolidation Work |Private
1992-93
|Local Authority
Penmon Priory and Dovecote Barn, |Repair and consolida-|Public right of
Llangoed |3,095.00 |tion work (Phase I) |access
|Repair and consolida-|Local Authority
Penmon Priory and Dovecote Barn, |tion work (Phase II |Public right of
Llangoed |3,350.00 |from 1 June 1992) |access
|Repair and consolida-|LocalAuthority
|tion works (Phase II |Public right of
St. Dwynwen's Church Llanddwyn |4,620.00 |from 1 June 1992) |access
|------- |------- |-------
Total |13,035.00
The following scheduled ancient monuments in Ynys Mon have received financial support under the terms of a Management Agreement under Section 17 of the Ancient Monuments and Archaeological Areas Act 1979. Agreements which are between
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the Department and the occupier of a monument provide for a programme of positive works to the monument, information and facilities for use by the public and where appropriate can include for public access.Column 421
Address of property |Amount of grant |Purpose of grant |Category of
|paid |ownership
|£
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1990-91
Dinas Cadnant Hillfort, Menai Bridge |370 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Burial Chamber 180m NE of Pen-y- |120 |Section 17 |Private
Berth, Llanfair-Pwllgwyngyll |Management |ownership
|Agreement
1991-92
Pen-y-Ffynwent Barrow, Rhosybol |120 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Pen-y-Ffynwent Enclosure, Rhosybol |120 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
1992-93
Y Werthyr Hillfort, Llechylchedd |339 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Cremlyn Standing Stone, Beaumaris |120 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Perthi Duon Burial Chamber, |120 |Section 17 |Private
Brynsiencyn |Management |ownership
|Agreement
Dinas Cadnant Hillfort, Menai Bridge |370 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Burial Chamber 180m NE of Pen-y- |120 |Section 17 |Private
Berth, Llanfair-Pwllgwyngyll |Management |ownership
|Agreement
1993-94
Caer Idris Hillfort, Llanidan |680 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Pen-y-Ffynwent Barrow, Rhosybol |120 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
Pen-y-Ffynwent Enclosure, Rhosybol |120 |Section 17 |Private
|Management |ownership
|Agreement
National Health Service
Mr. Rowlands : To ask the Secretary of State for Wales what specific actions he has taken to further his crusade to improve the national health service as outlined in his statement on Tuesday 16 November.
Mr. Gwilym Jones : Hospital activity in the year to date is higher than planned, with more out-patients, in-patients and day cases being seen than originally anticipated. Next year will see an increase in the planned provision for the NHS of £100,000,000 or 5.1 per cent. in cash terms, a
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figure well in excess of the increase in the cost of living. It is intended that this latest real-terms increase, in line with the maifesto commitment, will provide for 16,000 additional in- patients, 11,600 more out-patients, as well as further expansion of day cases.Column 423
SCOTLAND
Spectacles
Mr. David Marshall : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland how many children in Scotland between the ages of two and 12 years wear spectacles ; what percentage of the total in that age group these figures represent ; and what was the figure in each of the past 10 years.
Mr. Stewart : The information requested is not available.
Public Bodies
Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland who are the members currently appointed to the Building Standards advisory committee.
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton : The membership of the Building Standards Advisory Committee is as follows :
Professor C. C. Robertson, DA FRIBA FRIAS FRAIA FCIOB (Chairman) Mr. W. Brannan, MCIOB MICT
Mr. J. D. Calder, DipBS FRICS
Mrs. J. B. Deans, MBE BArch PPRIAS RIBA ACIArb FRSA
Dr. E. W. Marchant, RIBA ARIAS MIFireE MSFSE
Ms M. E. Marshall, MA(Hons) MSc MRTPI
Ms E. M. Masterman, MA(Hons)
Mr. W. I. Mitchell, DipTP RIBA ARIAS
Mr. A. C. Peaston, MIBC
Miss J. H. Renton, LLB
Mr. M. Scott, GIFireE
Mr. M. A. Underwood BSc DipTech(CEng)
Mr. D. Walker
Mr. R. S. Webb, BEng MSc CEng FCIBSE
Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland who are the members currently appointed to the board of Scottish Natural Heritage.
Sir Hector Monro : The members of Scottish Natural Heritage are as follows :
Magnus Magnusson, KBE, Chairman
Professor Christopher Smout, Deputy Chairman
Alan Blackshaw, OBE
Councillor Nan Burnett, OBE
Bruce Cowe, MBE
The Rt. Hon. the Earl of Dalkeith
Roy Dennis, MBE
Professor George Dunnet, OBE
Mr. David Laird
Sir John Lister-Kaye, Bt
Councillor Duncan McPherson, CBE
Dr. Bill Mutch, OBE
Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland who are the members currently appointed to the Scottish Central Fire Brigades Advisory Council.
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton : The members of the Scottish Central Fire Brigades Advisory Council are at present as follows :
Chairman
The Rt. Hon. The Lord Fraser of Carmyllie, QC, Minister of State at the Scottish Office
Nominated by the Convention of Scottish Local Authorities Councillor A. Milne
Councillor W. E. Axon
Councillor G. Bird
Councillor P. Donnelly
Mr. J. R. McCluskey
Nominated by the National Association of Fire Officers
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Mr. G. NewtonMr. P. Kelman
Mr. R. Anderson
Mr. J. Hood
Mr. D. Hutchison
Nominated by the Fire Brigades Union
Mr. D. Patton
Mr. A. Campbell
Mr. R. Robertson
Mr. A. Munro
Mr. T. Tierney
Nominated by the Chief and Assistant Chief Fire Officers Association
Mr. J. White
Nominated by the Institution of Fire Engineers
Dr. R. W. Docherty
Secretary
Mr. R. L. Knowles, Scottish Office Home and Health Department
Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland who are the members currently appointed to the Scottish Seed Potato Development Council.
Sir Hector Monro : New appointments were made to the Scottish Seed Potato Development Council on 18 January 1994. The current members, who will serve for two years, are :
Chairman
James Stobo, OBE, DL, FRAg.S
Independent Member
Donald J. R. MacRae
Specialist Members
J. Alan Twatt
John W. Hay
Workers Representative
Hugh D. Wilson
Grower Representatives
Alistair D. Strachan
Ian R. Stirling
Michael I. C. Salvesen, BSc(Agr)Hons
Alexander P. Bayne
Robert Niven
James M. G. Grant
Merchant Representatives
J. Guthrie H. Fenton, (Deputy Chairman)
David Peebles
James O. Robertson
Gordon C. Smillie
James B. Hollywood
Iain Melrose
All of the appointments are made by the Secretary of State for Scotland. Grower representatives are selected from nominations by the National Farmers Union of Scotland, merchant representatives from nominations by the Scottish Potato Trade Association and the workers representative is provided by the Transport and General Workers Union.
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