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Mercenaries
Mr. Llwyd : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how many British citizens are currently known to be actively involved in foreign conflicts as mercenaries ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Douglas Hogg : There are no figures available for the numbers of British citizens involved in foreign conflicts as mercenaries. The Government have no control over private citizens going overseas. The recruitment of mercenaries in this country is in some cases unlawful. If any evidence came to light that British citizens recruited as mercenaries were engaged in illegal activities, that evidence would be referred to the relevant authorities.
British Workers Abroad
Mr. Llwyd : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how many United Kingdom citizens under the age of 25 years are currently known to be working abroad in part-time jobs ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Lennox-Boyd : The Government do not maintain records of British nationals under the age of 25 who are in part-time employment abroad.
Violent Crime
Mr. Llwyd : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs how many United Kingdom citizens were victims of violent crime while being abroad in 1993 ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Lennox-Boyd : In 1993 there were 194 cases of violent crime abroad against British nationals notified to the Foreign and Commonwealth Office. The crimes included homicide, rape, assault and kidnap.
Oeno (Rats)
Mr. Dalyell : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what proposals he has received from Dr. M. de L. Brooke of the department of zoology at Cambridge university for the removal of rats from Oeno in the Pitcairn Islands group ; and what action he is taking.
Mr. Goodlad : Dr. Brooke wrote to me on 17 June with a proposal for the eradication of rats from Oeno island, at an estimated cost of £47,500. We will consider this proposal carefully in the context of the management plan we are drawing up for the neighbouring island of Henderson, and plan to discuss it further with Dr. Brooke.
Mrs. Rekhmat Bibi
Mr. Madden : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will arrange for the application by Mrs. Rekhmat Bibi--ref. V94/01052--to the British high commission in Islamabad to visit the United Kingdom to be urgently reconsidered on the basis of correspondence from Bradford law centre forwarded to him by the hon. Member for Bradford, West.
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Mr. Lennox-Boyd : The documents referred to have not yet been received in my office. I have however asked the entry clearance officer at the high commission in Islamabad to let me have a report. I shall arrange for the hon. Member to receive a substantive reply from the migration and visa correspondence unit of the Foreign and Commonwealth Office as soon as possible.
Test Ban Treaty
Mr. Hutton : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment he has made of the draft comprehensive test ban treaty tabled by the Australian Government in Geneva on 31 March.
Mr. Heathcoat-Amory : On 31 March, the Australian Government put forward a resource paper, in the form of a draft comprehensive test ban treaty, to aid the work of the nuclear test ban ad hoc committee. This resource paper contains interesting and useful ideas.
Mr. Hutton : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what is his assessment of the likely duration of negotiations for a comprehensive test ban treaty after the first two sessions of talks at the conference on disarmament ; and if he will make a statement on the issues remaining to be resolved.
Mr. Heathcoat-Amory : There has been good progress in the second session of the comprehensive test ban treaty negotiations. We hope that similar progress can be made during the final 1994 session of the conference on disarmament from 25 July to 7 September. It is difficult, however, to assess how much longer the negotiating process is likely to take. The CTB delegations will agree to the treaty as a whole, rather than in sections. Major issues on which negotiations are likely to focus include verification, the organisation, duration, scope, and entry into force.
Mr. Hutton : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on progress being made towards a comprehensive test ban treaty at the conference on disarmament in Geneva.
Mr. Heathcoat-Amory : There has been good progress in the second session of the comprehensive test ban treaty negotiations. Delegations have shown a strong commitment to moving forward towards agreement on an effective, verifiable CTB. The United Kingdom team has been fully involved in the debate, and has made valuable contributions to the work completed during this session. In particular, the contribution by the United Kingdom friend of the chair in the verification working group has been warmly welcomed.
Mr. Hutton : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what assessment Her Majesty's Government have made of progress towards preparing a draft comprehensive test ban treaty by the two working groups of the conference on disarmament's ad hoc committee on a nuclear test ban.
Mr. Heathcoat-Amory : The two working groups have made excellent progress. The working group on verification has conducted intensive discussions on the various monitoring techniques which might be deployed in an international verification system. The working group on legal and institutional issues has completed the first or
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second readings of all main draft articles. Both working groups have produced compilations of draft treaty text to be used as the basis of negotiations in the next session.Mr. Hutton : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs whether the chair of the ad hoc committee on a nuclear test ban treaty at the conference on disarmament in Geneva had not presented an official draft treaty before the end of the second session ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Heathcoat-Amory : The chairman of the ad hoc group on a nuclear test ban has decided that the composite texts produced by the two working groups--on verification and on legal and institutional issues--should be put forward for the next session as the basis for negotiations. We welcome Ambassador Marin-Bosch's pragmatic attitude in promoting the committee's efforts to develop these composite texts into a rolling text.
Iran
Mr. Corbett : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what response was given to an Iranian Government representative's complaints about items concerning the Mashad bombing, broadcast by Spectrum Radio's Persian programme.
Mr. Douglas Hogg : The Iranian authorities have told us that they believe that Spectrum Radio's Persian programme is broadcasting subversive material on behalf of the Iranian opposition group, the Mojahedin-e Khalq-- MKO. They have not complained about any specific broadcast. We have replied that any organisation enjoys freedom of speech in the United Kingdom as long as it acts within the law. Any breach of the terms and conditions of the broadcasting licence would be a matter for the Radio Authority, which is investigating a separate complaint. We do not support the MKO. We condemn the terrorist attack on the Mashad mosque.
Cyprus
Mr. O'Hara : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs whether it is Her Majesty's Government's policy that the Cyprus problem must be resolved before the admission of Cyprus to full membership of the European Community.
Mr. Heathcoat-Amory : It would be difficult for Cyprus to accede if the four freedoms--free movement of people, goods, services and capital-- were not in force throughout the island, but the Council has confirmed that Cyprus is eligible for European Union membership and the next phase of enlargement will involve Cyprus. The Council will review the situation in January 1995.
Hong Kong
Mr. Bermingham : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on the election of Mr. John Swaine as President of the Hong Kong Legislative Council on 19 February 1993.
Mr. Goodlad [holding answer 1 July 1994] : Mr. John Swaine was elected unopposed as President of the Hong Kong Legislative Council on 19 February 1993. Although Mr. Swaine's election took place before all the residual
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formalities relating to the Hong Kong Letters Patent 1992 and the Hong Kong Additional Instructions 1992 had been completed, we know of no act performed by Mr. Swaine which was invalid as a result of this error.Mr. Bermingham : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs if he will make a statement on the errors in the procedural steps in respect of local laws enacted in Hong Kong in 1992 and 1993 including the two budgets ; and if he will introduce legislation to rectify those errors.
Mr. Goodlad [holding answer 1 July 1994] : The Hong Kong Letters Patent 1992 and the Hong Kong Additional Instructions 1992 were published in the Hong Kong Gazette before residual formalities relating to them were completed. This should have no effect on the validity of anything done in Hong Kong before or after the formalities had been completed, but we are considering whether any further action is necessary to remove doubt in this matter.
Mr. Bermingham : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what date Her Majesty sealed the amendments to the Hong Kong Additional Instructions 1992 and the Hong Kong Letters Patent 1992 ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Goodlad [holding answer 1 July 1994] : The Hong Kong Letters Patent 1992 were sealed on 15 April 1993 and the Hong Kong Additional Instructions 1992 were signed by Her Majesty on 24 March 1993.
Mr. Bermingham : To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs what were the reasons for the legal formalities not being completed prior to the enactment of the Hong Kong Letters Patent 1992 and the Hong Kong Additional Instruction 1992.
Mr. Goodlad [holding answer 1 July 1994] : As a result of a clerical error, the Hong Kong Letters Patent 1992 and the Hong Kong Additional Instructions 1992 were gazetted and brought into force in Hong Kong before the residual formalities had been completed.
AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FOOD
Animal Welfare
Mr. Morley : To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food how many prosecutions for cruelty to livestock were brough in each year since 1985 ; and how many, in each year, were brought by (a) the Government and (b) the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Mr. Soames : The number of prosecutions for cruelty to livestock in England and Wales taken by my Department and the Welsh Office between 1985 and 1993 under the Protection of Animals Acts 1911 to 1988 and the Agriculture (Miscellaneous Provisions) Act 1968 are as follows :
|Number
---------------------
1985 |2
1986 |6
1987 |8
1988 |6
1989 |4
1990 |5
1991 |0
1992 |6
1993 |2
Prosecutions may also be taken by other parties such as local authorities and the RSPCA. Comprehensive figures on the numbers of such prosecutions are not available.
Arable Area Payments
Dr. Strang : To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food how many farmers in England received arable area payments greater than (a) £100,000, (b) £250,000, (c) £500,000 and (d) £1,000, 000 in the last year for which the information is available.
Mrs. Gillian Shephard : Under the integrated administration and control system, applicants must make a single application covering all the land which they farm and some applications cover a number of holdings which are farmed quite separately on a day-to-day basis. The information given below relates to IACS applications, rather than to individual farmers.
Arable Area Payments Scheme: 1992-93
Size Band |Number of
|Payments
------------------------------------------------
from £1,000,000 to £249,999 |599
from £250,000 to £499,999 |45
from £500,000 upwards<1> |7
<1> It is not possible to identify separately
the number of payments between £500,999 and
£100,000 and the number over £1,000,000 for
reasons of confidentiality.
Staff Surveys
Mr. Radice : To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food what surveys of the views, opinions and attitudes of the staff of her Department have been carried out in the last two years ; and if she will place copies of the findings in the Library.
Mr. Jack : The following surveys of views, opinions and attitudes of staff have been carried out within the Ministry of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, and its agencies during the last two years. Summaries of findings made available to staff will be placed in the Library.
Central Veterinary Laboratories--Repertory Grid Survey (assessment of the views of staff on management styles), summer 1993
Intervention Board--Staff Attitude Survey, November 1992 Central Science Laboratories--Survey of the Quality of Administrative Services, summer 1992
A summary is being produced for staff, which will be placed in the Library when ready.
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Common Agricultural Policy
Mr. Tipping : To ask the Minister of Agriculture, Fisheries and Food, pursuant to her answer of 24 June, Official Report, column 391, when she expects the 1992 CAP reform agreement to be fully implemented ; what benefit of that reform deal has been experienced by consumers in food prices to date ; what estimates she has of the costs of the CAP to the consumer in (i) 1992 and (ii) 1993 ; what foodstuffs she expects will cost consumers less ; and if she will make a statement.
Mr. Jack [holding answer 4 July 1994] : The 1992 CAP reforms will be fully implemented by the end of the 1995-96 marketing years for those commodities affected. The reforms will result in particular in a reduction in the support prices for cereals and beef of around 35 per cent. and 15 per cent. respectively. Overall, the effect of CAP reform will be to reduce support prices by an amount equivalent to 2 per cent. of retail food prices, the effect being spread over a number of years. However, movements in retail food prices are influenced by a wide range of factors and it is not possible to isolate the impact of any single factor over a particular period. Estimates of the total cost of the CAP to consumers are not possible without making speculative assumptions about current levels of world prices and the changes in these prices if present policies were abandoned.
SCOTLAND
Nursery Schools
Mr. Gallie : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland which rating authorities in Scotland use their discretionary powers to reduce rates leviable on private sector nursery schools.
Mr. Stewart : Details of the policies of individual rating authorities with regard to their granting of discretionary rating relief are not held centrally. However, if a private sector nursery school has charitable status it will be eligible for mandatory rates relief of 80 per cent. in accordance with section 4 of the Local Government (Financial Provisions Etc.) (Scotland) Act 1962, as amended.
Council Tax
Mr. Tyler : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will list, by council tax collection authority area, the number of outstanding banding appeal cases and the proportion they represent of all liable properties in that area, as at 1 April.
Mr. Stewart : The table provides the available information, which relates to all classes of proposal to change the valuation list made to assessors and subsequent appeals.
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Proposals/appeals
still to be dealt
with at
31 March 1994
|Number of properties|Number |As percentage of
|lia-
|liable for Council |ble properties
|Tax
|(i)
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Borders |46,487 |2,372 |5.1
Central |109,913 |1,751 |1.6
Dumfries and Galloway |62,796 |1,276 |2.0
Fife |142,456 |1,936 |1.4
Grampian |211,628 |5,141 |2.4
Highland |87,532 |2,537 |2.9
Lothian |319,925 |6,905 |2.2
Strathclyde |937,092 |16,894 |1.8
Tayside |166,562 |8,103 |4.9
Orkney |8,381 |4 |0.0
Shetland |9,120 |20 |0.2
Western Isles |12,135 |352 |2.9
Scotland |2,114,027 |47,291 |2.2
Sources: (i) Estimates supplied by Local Authorities, October 1993.
(ii) Quarterly statistical return, from Assessors, 31 March 1994.
Water Authorities
Mr. Worthington : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland, pursuant to his answer of 23 June, Official Report, column 299, what obligation the proposed new water authorities will be under to offer a 25 per cent. single person discount when they charge for their services.
Sir Hector Monro : I refer the hon. Member to my second reply to him of 15 June 1994, Official Report, column 469.
Public Bodies
Mr. Kilfoyle : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland (1) if he will list the advisory non-departmental public bodies sponsored by his Department which have a statutory basis ;
(2) if he will list his Department's advisory non-departmental public bodies which are required to produce annual reports ; (3) if he will list his Department's advisory non-departmental public bodies which are required to publish their advice to the Government ;
(4) if he will list the advisory bodies which he has set up in his Department since the publication of "Public Bodies 1993" ; (5) if he will list the advisory non-departmental public bodies sponsored by his Department which are required to lay their annual reports before Parliament ;
(6) if he will list those of his Department's advisory non-departmental public bodies which the Government are required to consult before legislation proposals ; and in respect of which bodies the Government must publish their response to advice supplied by them.
Mr. Lang : The readily available information on advisory bodies sponsored by my Department is contained in the Cabinet Office publication, "Public Bodies 1993", copies of which are available in the Libraries of the House. The next edition of "Public Bodies", with updated information, will be published in December. Other information on the advisory non- departmental public bodies sponsored by my Department is not held centrally and could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.
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Enterprise Allowance Scheme
Mr. McLeish : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what was the take-up of the enterprise allowance scheme in Fife over the last three years ; and what was (a) the number and (b) the total value of awards made in each six-month period.
Mr. Stewart [holding answer 27 June 1994] : Questions relating to the take-up of the enterprise allowance scheme in Fife are a matter for Scottish Enterprise. I have asked the chairman to write to the hon. Member.
Seabird Monitoring Programme
Mr. Menzies Campbell : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what support will be provided to the long-term seabird monitoring programme on the Isle of May.
Sir Hector Monro [holding answer 4 July 1994] : The Institute for Terrestrial Ecology will carry out seabird monitoring on the Isle of May this year on behalf of the Joint Nature Conservation Committee. The value of the contract is £9,300. In addition, Scottish Natural Heritage, which owns and manages the island as a national nature reserve, carries out its own monitoring work on the island and has commissioned further monitoring projects to the value of £7,500. Decisions on monitoring projects in future years are matters for Scottish Natural Heritage and the JNCC.
Fox Hunts
Mr. McMaster : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what was the cost of policing fox hunts in each chief constabulary in Scotland during each financial year since 1990-91 ; and if he will make a statement.
Lord James Douglas-Hamilton [holding answer 1 July 1994] : Central Scotland police, Grampian, Northern constabulary and Tayside police have not incurred any expense in policing fox hunts since 1990. Details relating to costs incurred by Fife constabulary and Strathclyde police are not readily available. The estimated costs for policing this activity by Dumfries and Galloway constabulary and Lothian and Borders police are as follows :
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Financial Year Costs
|1990-91 |1991-92 |1992-93 |1993-94
|£ |£ |£ |£
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Dumfries and Galloway Constabulary |464.00 |476.00 |482.00 |690.00
Lothian and Borders Police |5,807.00|2,496.00|2,636.00|2,673.00
Scottish Homes
Mr. McMaster : To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will publish a table showing the identifiable (a) capital and (b) revenue or current expenditure by Scottish Homes by regional council electoral division, or on any other geographical basis on which the data are collated or accounted, in each year since 1990 ; how much in both expenditure categories is (i) legally committed and
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(ii) planned for 1994-95 and 1995-96 ; what is the pro rata expenditure in each category for each regional council electoral division, expressed as a percentage of the total capital and revenue budgets measured against their respective populations ; if he will rank the regional council electoral divisions in descending order by level of expenditure in both categories ; and if he will make a statement.Lord James Douglas-Hamilton : Scottish Homes does not hold records by regional council electoral division. The information which is readily available is shown in the table and groups district council areas together according to Scottish Homes administrative districts. The figures show capital expenditure on development funding ; revenue grants amount to only £6.5 million across Scotland in 1994-95. The programme for 1995-96 will not be decided until after my right hon. Friend announces his expenditure plans later this year.
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Scottish Homes: Development Funding
|1989-90 |1990-91 |1991-92 |1992-93 |1993-94 |1993-94 |1994-95
|Outturn |Outturn |Outturn |Outturn |Estimated |Spend |Plans
|outturn |per capita
|£ million |£ million |£ million |£ million |£ million |£
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Ayrshire, Dumfries and Galloway
Annandale |0.9 |0.7 |0.1 |0.2 |0.5 |13.9
Cumnock and Doon Valley |0.3 |1.2 |0.5 |0.5 |0.5 |10.9
Cunninghame |2.4 |4.1 |3.8 |4.9 |6.3 |46.0
Kilmarnock and Loudoun |2.7 |1.9 |1.8 |3.6 |1.7 |21.6
Kyle and Carrick |0.0 |0.9 |1.5 |1.7 |3.6 |32.0
Nithsdale |1.1 |1.4 |1.9 |3.0 |1.7 |29.0
Stewartry |1.2 |0.3 |0.2 |0.4 |1.0 |44.8
Wigtown |0.5 |1.4 |2.2 |1.2 |0.9 |31.0
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Total |9.0 |11.9 |12.0 |15.6 |16.3 |31.3 |16.6
Glasgow City
City of Glasgow |77.6 |68.5 |74.8 |90.2 |92.0 |138.4 |96.3
Highlands Islands and Grampian
Aberdeen |7.3 |6.8 |7.7 |8.6 |7.9 |37.5
Badenoch |0.3 |0.8 |0.6 |1.1 |0.3 |25.0
Banff and Buchan |0.7 |0.4 |1.6 |1.6 |2.1 |24.5
Caithness |1.5 |0.7 |0.3 |0.1 |0.1 |4.8
Gordon |0.5 |0.9 |0.5 |1.7 |2.4 |31.6
Inverness |2.9 |2.2 |1.7 |2.3 |2.2 |33.8
Kincardine |1.1 |1.5 |0.6 |1.1 |2.7 |51.4
Lochaber |1.6 |1.5 |0.9 |2.1 |3.7 |189.8
Moray |2.1 |2.6 |1.5 |1.8 |1.2 |14.8
Nairn |0.4 |0.5 |0.3 |0.4 |0.4 |36.5
Orkney |0.8 |1.5 |3.4 |1.8 |1.9 |96.3
Ross and Cromarty |0.7 |1.0 |0.5 |2.1 |1.4 |29.3
Shetlands |0.9 |0.6 |0.9 |0.8 |0.6 |25.7
Skye and Lochalsh |0.1 |0.4 |1.8 |1.4 |1.7 |138.3
Sutherland |0.0 |0.6 |0.1 |0.1 |0.3 |20.9
Western Isles |0.2 |0.9 |0.7 |1.0 |2.3 |77.6
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Total |21.4 |23.0 |23.1 |28.0 |31.1 |39.6 |30.8
Lanarkshire and Central
Clackmannan |0.5 |1.1 |2.7 |2.6 |3.8 |81.0
Clydesdale |1.8 |1.0 |1.4 |1.9 |2.9 |50.7
Cumbernauld and Kilsyth |0.8 |0.4 |0.8 |0.3 |0.4 |5.9
East Kilbride |0.1 |0.3 |0.0 |0.0 |0.0 |0.5
Falkirk |3.5 |2.7 |2.0 |4.5 |2.9 |20.1
Hamilton |2.4 |2.3 |2.5 |4.3 |3.2 |30.5
Monklands |0.6 |1.6 |3.2 |3.1 |1.2 |12.0
Motherwell |1.5 |3.9 |5.8 |7.0 |11.5 |80.8
Stirling |1.6 |3.1 |3.2 |3.4 |3.2 |38.9
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Total |12.9 |16.3 |21.6 |27.0 |29.2 |35.3 |29.9
Lothian and Borders
Berwickshire |0.4 |0.2 |0.6 |0.2 |1.2 |59.6
East Lothian |2.4 |2.3 |2.9 |3.1 |3.8 |43.7
Edinburgh |17.6 |17.3 |20.4 |24.8 |28.7 |66.4
Ettrick |1.4 |1.0 |1.2 |1.2 |2.0 |56.9
Midlothian |2.7 |3.9 |2.7 |3.0 |1.8 |22.7
Roxburgh |1.3 |2.1 |1.4 |1.0 |1.4 |39.6
Tweeddale |1.2 |0.5 |0.4 |1.3 |0.9 |57.6
West Lothian |3.0 |2.0 |2.8 |5.7 |4.6 |30.8
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Total |30.0 |29.2 |32.4 |40.3 |44.3 |52.0 |44.5
North and South Clyde
Argyll and Bute |5.2 |4.1 |4.3 |4.2 |3.5 |52.9
Bearsden and Milngavie |0.1 |0.0 |- |0.0 |- |-
Clydebank |3.5 |3.7 |8.7 |9.4 |9.1 |200.9
Dumbarton |1.2 |1.3 |1.0 |4.2 |5.6 |71.5
Eastwood |0.3 |0.3 |0.0 |- |0.1 |1.7
Inverclyde |5.7 |4.6 |8.2 |9.5 |9.8 |107.9
Renfrew |8.5 |13.2 |18.0 |18.1 |18.6 |94.3
Strathkelvin |0.7 |1.8 |- |0.8 |1.3 |14.9
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Total |25.3 |29.0 |40.3 |46.2 |48.0 |71.8 |52.6
Tayside and Fife
Angus |2.8 |1.5 |3.6 |2.8 |4.4 |46.3
Dundee |11.3 |10.8 |10.9 |14.0 |14.5 |86.8
Dunfermline |2.4 |3.1 |2.6 |3.3 |6.0 |45.5
Kirkcaldy |2.7 |2.3 |3.0 |3.1 |5.4 |36.6
North and East Fife |1.4 |2.6 |2.5 |3.3 |2.7 |39.8
Perth and Kinross |3.9 |6.6 |8.4 |7.9 |8.6 |67.1
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Total |24.6 |27.0 |31.1 |34.4 |41.6 |56.4 |41.1
|------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |------- |-------
Scotland total |200.9 |205.0 |235.2 |281.6 |302.6 |59.8 |311.9
Note: Figures may not add up to rounding.
TRANSPORT
Departmental Staff
Mrs. Dunwoody : To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list for the Bristol travel-to-work area the numbers of (a) casuals and (b) fixed-term appointments in each Department of Transport office.
Mr. Norris : The Department and its agencies have 81 offices in the south-west region, which includes the Bristol travel-to-work area. At present, a total of 52 casual staff are employed at 18 of those offices, and one person is employed on a fixed-term appointment. Details are as follows :
South West TITRE] ---------------------------------------------- 1 Alverton Terrace Penzance Cornwall |- |- 1A Courtney Park Newton Abbot Devon |- |- 2 Concorde Drive Southmead Bristol |- |- 2 Meads Business Centre Bridgemead Swindon SN5 7YR |- |1 2 Scott House Bindon Road Business Park Taunton TA2 6BH |- |- 21-23 Gillam Road Northbourne Bournemouth BH10 6Bw |- |- 226 Kingsway St. George Bristol BS5 8NS |- |- 39 Blenheim Road Minehead Somerset |- |- 73 Molesworth Street Wadebridge Cornwall |- |- 8 St. Peters Road Parkstone Dorset BH14 0RA |- |- Agaton Fort Budshead Road Ernesettle Plymouth |- |1 Albert Place Daniell Street Truro Cornwall |- |- Ashton Vale Road Ashton Bristol BS3 2JE |- |- Ashville Road Gloucester GL2 6ET |- |1 Audley House Goldney Avenue Chippenham SN15 1ND |- |- Barrie Lane St. Albans HD Worth Matravers Swanage |- |- Berkeley House Croydon Street Bristol BS5 0DA |- |3 Bishopsgate House 94 All Saints Road Cheltenham |- |- Brendon House High Street Taunton Somerset TA1 3NT |- |2 Bridge House Sion Place Bristol BS8 4AS |- |- Brunel Road Churchfields Industrial Estate Salisbury Wiltshire |- |- Car Park Cannon Street Taunton TA1 LPT |- |- Cast Down Hartland Bideford North Devon EX39 6AD |- |- Castle Drive Falmouth TR11 4WZ |- |- CGS Common Lane Beer Seaton Devon X12 3AG |- |- Chiseldon Camp Chiseldon Wiltshire |- |- Chy-An-Dour Barracks Penzance TR18 3LH |- |- Cooks Way Bindon Row Business Park Taunton TA2 6BG |- |- County Hall Taunton Somerset TA1 4DT |- |- Cumberland Block South Raglan Barracks Devonport |- |- Customs House Clayton Street Bristol BS11 9EX |- |- Darbys Lane Nuffield Industrial Estate Poole BH1 |- |- DTP WNTR MNTNC Comp Tortworth Road Falfield Gloucester |- |- Eastern Avenue Barnwood Gloucester |- |- Eastgate Office Centre Bristol |- |6 Elmbridge Court Cheltenham Road Gloucester GL3 1JY |- |1 Falcon Road Sowton Exeter Devon EX2 7LB |- |3 Flowers Hill Bath Road Brislington Bristol |- |- Foxhill Bath Avon |- |- Glen View Truro Road St. Austell Cornwall |- |- Gorran Haven St. Austell Cornwall PL26 6NX |- |- Government Buildings Prince of Wales Road Dorchester Dorset |- |- Grace Road Marsh Barton Trading Estate Exeter Devon |- |2 Grove Point Easton Portland Dorset DT5 1DW |- |- Hanover House Northgate Bridgwater Somerset |- |- Highbank 1 Govier Lane Watchet Somerset TA23 ODQ |- |- Highcliffe Christchurch Dorset |- |- Hope Cove Kingsbridge Devon TQ7 3HW |- |- Ilfracombe Devon EX34 9RU |- |- Imperial Buildings Bar Road Falmouth TR11 4NW |- |1 Kings Quay Brixham Devon TQ4 6DL |- |- LGV Marlborough Lane Swindon SN3 1RA |- |- Maltravers House Petters Way Yeovil Somerset |- |- Melrose House Rydon Lane Pynes Hill Exeter EX2 5AZ |- |- No. 2 The Barbican Plymouth Devon |- |- Northleigh House Limekiln Close Bristol BS12 6SR |- |2 Norton Fitzwarren Taunton Somerset |- |- Parmorr Road Par Cornwall |- |- Phoenix House Notte Street Plymouth Devon PL1 2HF |- |3 Porte Marsh Road Calne Wiltshire |- |- Portmarsh Victoria Street Barnstaple Devon |- |- Pydar House Pydar Street Truro TR1 2TG |- |1 Room 306 Regent House High Street Western Super Mare |- |1 Rougement London Road Salisbury Wiltshire |- |- South Quay The Harbour Paignton Devon TQH 6DT |- |- St. Ives Cornwall |- |- St. Johns Western Road Launceston PL15 7AY |- |- St. Modwen House Parkway Industrial Estate Plymouth PL6 8LH |- |- St. Paul Street Tiverton Devon |- |- Station Road South Molton Devon |- |1 Sterling House Dixsfield Exeter EX1 1TP |- |1 Stillmore House Dennison Road Bodmin Cornwall |- |- The Brotherhood Hall Launceston Cornwall |- |- The Gaunts House Denmark Street Bristol BS1 5DR |1 |12 The Quay Poole Dorset BH15 1HJ |- |- Tollgate House Annexe (County House Bristol) BS2 8PS |- |1 Tollgate House Houlton Street Bristol BS2 9DJ |- |10 Tregonwell Court Commercial Road Bournemouth BH2 5LN |- |- Unit 11 Sunnyside Road Weston-Super-Mare Avon |- |- Westhill Road Wyke Regis Weymouth DT4 9ND |- |- Wilson Way Redruth Cornwall |- |- Wiltshire Drive Trowbridge Wiltshire BA14 0RF |- |- Produced from the Personnel Information System as at 25 May 1994.
Mrs. Dunwoody : To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list for the London travel-to-work area the numbers of (a) casuals and (b) fixed-term appointments in each Department of Transport office.
Mr. Norris : The Department and its agencies have 193 offices in the London and south-east regions. At present, a total of 146 casual staff are employed at 51 of those offices, and 72 staff are employed on fixed-term appointments in 14 offices. Details are as follows :
London
Building |Fixed term |Casuals
|appointment
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10 Tudor Drive Morden Surrey |- |-
102/110 Regency Street London
SW1P 4BW |- |-
111 Canterbury Road Croydon
Surrey CR0 3HH |- |1
112 Ruislip Road Greenford
Middlesex UB6 9QH |- |-
112A Portland Road South
Norwood London SE25 |- |1
12 Guildford Street Chertsey
Surrey |- |1
12 Station Road Sidcup Kent |- |10
134 Maple Road Surbiton
Surrey |- |1
15-17 Great Marlborough Street
London W1V 2VD |- |-
18 Great Marlborough Street
London W1V 2DB |- |1
2 Charteris Road Woodford
Green London |- |-
2 Devon House Hermon Hill
Wanstead London E11 2AW |- |-
2 Marsham Street London
SW1P 3EB |12 |2
23 Balfour Road Ilford
IG1 4HP |- |2
239 The Broadway Burnt Oak
Edgware Middlesex HA8 5EE |- |1
26-28 Old Queen Street London
SW1H 9HP |- |-
28 Brookwood Road
Southfields London SW18 |- |-
285 Allenby Road Southall
Middlesex |- |-
33 Woolwich Road Belvedere
Kent DA17 5EE |- |-
38 Avenue Road Bexleyheath
Kent DA7 4EG |- |-
4 Burnt Ash Hill Lee London
SE12 |- |-
473 Barking Road East Ham
London E6 2LU |- |-
5 Stanley Road Teddington
Middlesex |- |-
5-7 Green Lanes Palmers Green
London N13 4TT |- |-
56 Glebe Way West Wickham
Kent BR4 0RL |- |1
61 Lowfield Street Dartford
Kent DA1 1HP |- |-
73-77 Station Lane Hornchurch
Essex RM12 6JX |- |1
84 Tanner Street Barking Essex |- |-
96 Horsenden Lane North
Greenford Middlesex |- |-
Aerodrome Road Hendon
London NW9 5JJ |- |-
Anthony Wharf Lea Valley
Trading Estate Edmonton |- |-
Argyle Road Sevenoaks Kent
TN13 1NJ |- |-
Ashley House Monck Street
London SW1P 2BQ |- |1
Avenue Lodge Park Avenue
Wood Green London N22 |- |-
Beddington Farm Road
Croydon Surrey CR0 4XB |- |-
Bray Court Windsor Road Bray
Maidenhead Berkshire |- |-
Capitol House 794 Green Lanes
Winchmore Hill London |- |-
Central Court 1B Knoll Rise
Orpington Kent BR6 0JA |2 |1
Charles House Kensington High
Street London W14 8QH |1 |7
Church House Great Smith
Street London SW1P 3BL |- |2
Clive House 12-18 Queens
Road Weybridge Surrey |- |-
Craybrook House 15 Sidcup
Hill Sidcup Kent |- |-
Crown Buildings 284 High Road
Loughton Essex |- |-
Doric House Station Road
Chingford London E4 6AD |- |1
Employment Exchange High
Road Seven Kings Ilford
Essex |- |-
Ennersdale Road Hither Green
London SE13 |- |-
Fir Tree Place Church Road
Ashford Middlesex |- |-
Gate House Woodall House
Lordship Lane Wood Green
N22 5JW |- |-
Government Buildings Lime
Grove Eastcote |- |-
Government Building Tolcarne
Drive Pinner Middlesex
HA5 2DZ |- |-
Government Buildings Honeypot Lane Stanmore
HA7 1BD |- |1
Government Buildings London
Road Stanmore Middlesex
HA7 4PP |- |-
Government Buildings Viveash
Close Hayes Middlesex |- |-
Grays Place Stoke Road Slough
SL2 5AS |- |1
Hampton House 20 Albert
Embankment London SE1 |- |-
Hayes Repository Bourne
Avenue Hayes Middlesex
UB3 1RF |- |-
Helena House 348 High Street
Sutton Surrey |- |-
HGVTS Anthony Wharf Lea
Valley Trading Estate
London |- |-
Hollison Avenue Brimsdown
Enfield Middlesex |- |-
Home Address |- |-
Kings House 236-240
Pentonville Road London
N1 9JZ |- |-
Lambeth Bridge House Albert
Embankment London
SE1 7SB |1 |3
Leatherhead Road Chessington
Surrey KT9 2LX |- |-
Lyndhurst House Bunns Lane
Mill Hill London
NW7 2AT |- |-
Millbank Tower Millbank
London SW1P 2AG |- |-
Milton Road Wealdstone
Middlesex |- |-
Mint House 6 Stanley Park
Road Wallington SM6 0EU |- |-
North Street Redhill Surrey |- |-
Northside House 69 Tweedy
Road Bromley BR1 3T2 |- |-
Old Town Hall Woodcote Road
Wallington SM6 OND |- |-
Quest House 11 Cross Road
Croydon Surrey CR9 6EL |- |2
Raydean House 15-17 Western
Parade Barnet Herts |- |-
Redhouse Road Mitcham
Surrey CR0 3AQ |- |1
Refer to Relevant Personnel
Management Section |- |-
Romney House 43 Marsham
Street London SW1 3PY |- |3
Scratchwood M1 Comp
Snowplough DP Millhill
NW7 3JA |- |-
South Quay Plaza 2 183 Marsh
Wall London E3 |- |-
St. Christopher House
Southwark Street London
SE1 |2 |3
Sunley House 90-93 High
Holborn London WC1V 6LP |- |-
Swanley Depot Junction M25/
M20 Swanley Kent |- |-
Tank Hill Road Purfleet Essex
RM16 1SX |- |-
Tolworth Tower Surbiton
Surrey |- |-
US Naval Base Lime Grove
Eastcote Middlesex |- |-
Willow Tree Lane Yeading
Middlesex |- |1
Worton Hall Worton Road
Isleworth Middlesex
TW7 6ER |- |-
South East
1 CG Cottages 84 Wartling
Road Eastbourne B22 7PT |- |-
1-4 Queen Street Portsmouth
Hants PO1 3JD |- |6
101 Alexandra Road
Farnborough Hampshire |- |-
103-105 Carnarvon Road
Clacton-on-Sea Essex |- |-
12 Eversfield Road Eastbourne
East Sussex |- |1
124 High Street Berkhamsted
Hertfordshire |- |-
143 Rock Avenue Gillingham
Kent |- |1
19 Desborough Avenue High
Wycombe Buckinghamshire |- |-
2 Dunstable Road Luton
Bedfordshire LU1 1EB |- |-
20 Marsh Parade Hythe
Southampton SO4 6AN |- |-
23 Medina Avenue Newport
Isle of Wight PO30 1EL |- |-
24 Bennet Road Reading
Berkshire RG2 0RT |- |-
25 New Dover Road Canterbury
Kent CT1 3AS |- |-
25 Pelham Road Gravesend
Kent |- |-
28-30 High Street Guildford
Surrey GU1 3EL |- |2
3 Drapers Way Stevenage
Hertfordshire SG1 3DT |- |-
3-7 Cambridge Terrace Oxford
Oxfordshire OX1 1RW |- |2
4 Circular Road East Colchester
Essex |- |-
45 Argyle Road Sevenoaks
TN13 1BR |- |-
5-7 Brunswick Place
Southampton SO1 2AN |2 |1
6 Bate-Dudley Drive Bradwell
on Sea Essex CM0 7QE |- |-
6-10 Adelaide Street Luton
LV1 5BT |- |-
62 Whitehall Lane Grays Essex
RM17 6SS |- |-
77-81 Basingstoke Road
Reading RG2 0ER |- |-
8 Upper Grosvenor Road
Tunbridge Wells Kent |- |-
8-10 Howard Street Bedford
MK40 3HS |- |1
89 Warley Hill Brentwood
CM14 5JN |- |-
8B Sea Street Herne Bay Kent |- |-
9 Burwash Road Hove BN3 8GP |- |-
A.A.I.B. DRA Farnborough
Hampshire GU14 6TD |- |-
Albion House Lime Street
Bedford |- |-
Ambley Road Gillingham Kent |1 |1
Artillery House 61 Tilehurst
Road Reading Berkshire |- |-
Ashdown House Sedlescombe
Road North St. Leonards-
on-Sea |2 |6
Barden House, 36 Spencers
Road, Crawley RH11 7DA |- |-
Beauver House 6 Bricket Road
St. Albans AL1 3JS |- |-
Beeches Road Chelmsford
Essex CM1 2SG |- |-
Brighton Hill Centre
Basingstoke RG22 4LR |- |-
Cambridge Place House
Aylesbury Buckinghamshire
HP20 2LQ |- |-
Charter Court Midland Road
Hemel Hempstead
Hertfordshire HP2 5Rl |- |1
Churchill Industrial Estate
Lancing West Sussex |- |-
Circus House New England
Road Brighton BN1 1DH |- |5
Coastguard Road Littlehampton
BN17 5LM |- |-
Coronet House 11 Queen Anne
Road Maidstone Kent |- |6
Crown Buildings 11 Prittlewell
Chase Southend-on-Sea |- |-
Crown Buildings Wellesley
Road Ashford Kent |- |-
Crown House, Sittingbourne
Road Maidstone Kent |- |-
Culham Storage Depot
Abingdon Berkshire |- |-
Dominion House, 5 Gravel Hill,
Henley-on-Thames
Oxfordshire |- |-
Dover Priory St. Johns Road
Dover Kent |- |-
East Terrace Walton on Naze
Essex |- |-
Federated House London Road
Dorking Surrey RH4 1SZ |- |10
Foresthill Drive, Townhill
Southampton S02 2SY |- |-
Fort Haven Shoreham by Sea
West Sussex BN4 5HY |- |-
Fort Road Newhaven East
Sussex BN9 9EL |- |-
Government Buildings Block 1
Spur D Marston Road
Oxford |- |-
Government Buildings
Christchurch Road
Winchester Hampshire |- |-
Grange Way Colchester
CO2 8HF |- |-
Green Lane Maybush
Southampton Hampshire
SO9 3SW |- |-
Hambridge Lane Newbury
Berkshire RG14 5TZ |- |-
Harwich Docks Parkstone Quay
Harwich |- |-
Hayling Island Hampshire |- |-
Heron House Goldington Road
Bedford |- |2
Heron House, 149 London
Road St. Leonards East
Sussex |- |-
Hersden Canterbury Kent |- |1
Highland House Henderson |1
Road Eastney Southsea
Hants |- |-
Hillsons Road Botley
Southampton Hampshire |- |1
Ivy House 1-5 Ivy Terrace
Eastbourne East Sussex
BN4 QP |1 |11
Ivy House Lane Ore Hastings
East Sussex |- |1
Jackmans Place Letchworth
Hertfordshire SG6 1TS |- |1
Lade Dungeness Romney
Marsh Kent TN29 9PD |- |-
Lanes End Totland Isle of
Wight PO39 0BE |- |-
Langdon Battery Swingate
Dover Kent CT15 5NA |- |-
Launton Road Bicester Oxon |1 |-
Leighton Road Stanbridge
Leighton Buzzard
Bedfordshire |- |-
LGV 3 West Bar Street
Banbury Oxon OX16 9SD |- |-
LGV South Street Gosport
PO12 1EL |- |-
Mercantile Marine Office |1
Canute Road Southampton |- |-
Minster House Minster Street
Reading Berkshire RG1 2JD |- |3
Newtown Road Newbury
Berkshire |- |-
North Court Armstrong Road
Maidstone Kent ME15 6JZ |- |-
North Lane Aldershot
Hampshire GU11 2AG |- |1
Orchard Road Royston
Hertfordshire |1 |-
Oxford House London Road
Bishops Stortford
Hertfordshire |- |-
Palting House Trinity Road
Folkestone CT20 2RH |- |-
Parkway House 49 Baddow
Road Chelmsford CM2 0XJ |- |1
Paul Waller Avenue Cardington
Bedford MK44 3ST |- |-
Portacabin James Wolfe Road
Cowley Oxford OX4 2PT |- |1
Portman House Goldington
Road Bedford MK40 3LY |- |-
Prospect Road Cowes Isle
of Wight |- |-
Rock-a-Nor Road Hastings
TN34 3DW |- |-
Senet House Dorking Business
Park Dorking Surrey |- |9
Seymour House Whiteleaf Road
Hemel Hempstead
Hertfordshire HP3 9DE |- |-
Slyfield Estate Guildford Surrey |- |-
Spring Place 105 Commercial
Road Southampton
SO1 0ZD |3 |15
Stanbridge Road Leighton
Buzzard Bedfordshire |1 |-
Sutherland Lodge St. Omer
Road Guildford GU1 2DB |- |-
The Cottage Pierremont Hall
Broadstairs CT10 1JH |- |-
The Hut Link Road Newbury
Berkshire |- |-
The Village Square Brighton
Marina Brighton BN2 5QL |- |-
TRL Old Wokingham Road
Crowthorne Berkshire
RG11 6AU |42 |5
Turnpike Road Newbury
Berkshire |- |-
Unit 5 Newman Industrial
Estate Ford Road Clacton-
on-Sea |- |-
Vandyke Road Leighton
Buzzard Bedfordshire |- |-
Westmoreland House Strand
Parade Goring Worthing |- |-
Whytecroft House 44 Marine
Parade West Lee O/S
PO13 9NR |- |-
Widford Industrial Estate
Chelmsford Essex |- |2
Wilton Hostel Wilton Avenue
Bletchley Buckinghamshire
MK3 6DH |- |-
Wyman House Shopwhyke
Road Chichester West
Sussex |- |-
Note: PRODUCED FROM THE PERSONNEL INFORMATION SYSTEM AS AT 25/5/94.
Mrs. Dunwoody : To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list for the Bedford travel-to-work area the numbers of (a) casuals and (b) fixed-term appointments in each Department of Transport office.
Mr. Norris : The Department and its agencies have 21 offices in the Bedford travel-to-work area. At present, a total of five casual staff are employed at four of those offices, and two persons are employed on fixed- term appointments. Details are as follows :
Bedford
Building |Fixed-term |Casuals
|appointment
----------------------------------------------------------------------------
124 High Street
Berkhamsted Hertfordshire |- |-
19 Desborough Avenue
High Wycombe Buckinghamshire |- |-
2 Dunstable Road
Luton Bedfordshire LU1 1EB |- |-
3 Drapers Way
Stevenage Hertfordshire SG1 3DT |- |-
6-10 Adelaide Street
Luton LV1 5BT |- |-
8-10 Howard Street
Bedford MK40 3HS |- |1
Albion House Lime Street
Bedford |- |-
Beauver House 6 Bricket Road
St. Albans AL1 3JS |- |-
Cambridge Place House
Aylesbury Buckinghamshire
Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire HP2 5RL |- |1
Heron House Goldington Road
Bedford |- |2
Jackmans Place
Letchworth Hertfordshire
SG6 1TS |- |1
Leighton Road Stanbridge
Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire |- |-
Orchard Road
Royston Hertfordshire |1 |-
Oxford House London Road
Bishops Stortford Hertfordshire |- |-
Paul Waller Avenue
Cardington Bedford MK44 3ST |- |-
Portman House Goldington Road
Bedford MK40 3LY |- |-
Seymour House Whiteleaf Road
Hemel Hempstead Hertfordshire
HP3 9DE |- |-
Stanbridge Road
Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire |1 |-
Vandyke Road
Leighton Buzzard Bedfordshire |- |-
Wilton Hostel Wilton Avenue
Bletchley Buckinghamshire
MK3 6DH |- |-
Produced from the Personnel Information System as at 25 May 1994.
Mrs. Dunwoody : To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list for the Coventry travel-to-work area the numbers of (a) casuals and (b) fixed-term appointments in each Department of Transport office.
Mr. Norris : The Department and its agencies have 27 offices in the Coventry travel-to-work area. At present, a total of 34 casual staff are employed at nine of those offices, and three persons are employed on fixed term appointments. Details are as follows :
Coventry
Building |Fixed term |Casuals
|appointments
------------------------------------------------------------------------
110/116 Boldmere Road Sutton
Coldfield B73 5UB |- |-
165 Thornbridge Avenue Perry
Bar Birmingham B42 2AF |- |-
205 Birdbrook Road
Kindstanding Birmingham |- |-
401 Stratford Road Shirley
Solihull Warwickshire |- |1
457 Holyhead Road Coventry
West Midlands CV5 8HU |- |-
5 Newbold Road Rugby
Warwickshire |- |-
54 Vernons Land Nuneaton
Warwickshire |- |1
6 Dormer Place Leamington
Spa Warwickshire |- |-
74 Ridgeacre Lane Quinton
Birmingham B32 1HH |- |-
866 Washwood Health Road
Birmingham B82 NG |- |1
955 Alcester Road South Kings
Heath Birmingham |- |1
Ashland Street Wolverhampton
WV3 0BX |- |-
Broadway House Broad Street
Edgbaston Birmingham |- |-
Churchfields Bromsgrove
B61 8DX |- |-
Clay Lane Birmingham West
Midlands |- |-
Cumberland House 200 Broad
St. Birmingham B15 1TD |3 |13
Elm Road Redditch B97 6AJ |- |-
Five Ways House Islington
Row Birmingham B15 1SL |- |-
Five Ways Tower Frederick
Road Birmingham B15 1SJ |- |-
Friars House Manor House
Drive Coventry CV1 2TD |- |2
Garretts Green Industrial Estate
Birmingham 33 |- |3
Granby Avenue Granby Industrial
Estate Birmingham 33 |- |-
Greyfriars House Greyfriars
Lane Coventry CV1 2HB |- |2
Mason Road Coventry West
Midlands CV6 7FJ |- |-
St. Martins House 10 The Bull
Ring Birmingham B5 5DP |- |10
The Crescent Bilston West
Midlands WV1 40DB |- |-
VTAC Watling Street Nuneaton
Warwickshire CV10 0UA |- |-
Mrs. Dunwoody : To ask the Secretary of State for Transport if he will list for the Edinburgh travel-to-work area the numbers of (a) casuals and (b) fixed-term appointments in each Department of Transport office.
Mr. Norris : The Department and its agencies have 50 offices in the Edinburgh travel-to-work area. At present, a total of 22 casual staff are employed at 10 of those offices, and six persons are employed on fixed-term appointments. Details are as follows :
Scotland
Building Fixed term
appointment Casuals
1 Johns Place Edinburgh EH6 7EL -- --
10 Shore Road Anstruther Fife -- --
107 Bothwell Street Glasgow Renfrewshire G2 7EE -- 6
11 Maggie Woods Loads Loan Falkirk -- --
111 Rannoch Road Perth PH1 2DF -- --
124-125 Princes Street Edinburgh EH2 4BE -- --
161 Whitletts Road Ayr -- --
26 Glenburn Road Paisley Renfrewshire -- --
30 Selkirk Street Hamilton Lanarkshire ML3 6RQ -- --
31 Old Raise Road Saltcoats Ayrshire -- --
33 West Saville Terrace Edinburgh 9 -- 1
335-337 Calder Road Edinburgh -- --
335-337 Sighthill Road Edinburgh -- --
351 Anniesland Road Glasgow -- --
368 Amulree Street Shettleston Glasgow G32 7SJ -- --
40 Millhill Street Dunfermline Fife -- --
41 Shawbridge Arcade Ashtree Road Glasgow G43 1RT -- --
6 Bridge Street Dumbarton -- --
6000 Academy Park Gower Street Glasgow G51 1TR -- 2
7 Aitchison Street Airdrie Strathclyde ML6 0DY -- --
71 Whatriggs Road Kilmarnock Ayshire -- --
74 Glasgow Road Bathgate EH48 2AG -- --
83 Princes Street Edinburgh Scotland 2 5
Bankhead Avenue Sighthill Edinburgh EH11 4AA -- --
Caledonian House 3rd Floor Greenmarket Dundee DD1 1DP -- 2 City Wall House 32 Eastwood Avenue Glasgow G41 3NS -- 1
Crosshill Road Bishopsbriggs Glasgow -- --
Crown Buildings Princes Pier Greenock Renfrewshire -- --
East Burnside Cupar Fife -- 1
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