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Written Answers to Questions

Thursday 17 June 2004

DEPUTY PRIME MINISTER

Council Housing

Ms Buck: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister if he will list (a) the number of council housing stock option appraisals signed off by the Government to date and (b) the number of these which have involved (i) retention of the stock, (ii) transfer of the stock to a registered social landlord, (iii) delegation to an arm's length management organisation and (iv) mixed solutions, (c) the number of local authorities that have submitted an options appraisal which has not yet been signed off and (d) the number of authorities that have not yet submitted an appraisal to be signed off in (A) London and (B) England. [178472]

Keith Hill: Local authorities were only required to have signed off option appraisals from April 2003. Prior to that date 157 local authorities had already opted for transfer or Arms Length Management Organisation (ALMO) of which 11 are in London.

The table as follows shows the position regarding the sign-off requirement as of 9 June 2004, as reported by Government Offices for the Regions

England (including London) London

(a) Total number. of OAs signed off 27 2

(b)(i) Number of these that have involved retention 13 Nil

(b)(ii) Number of these that have involved transfer 13 Nil

(b)(iii) Number of these that have involved ALMO 10 2

(b)(iv) Number of these that have involved mixed solutions 2 Nil

(c) Number of LAs that have submitted an options appraisal without sign off as of 9 June 04 6 1

(d) Number of LAs that have not yet submitted an options appraisal as of 9 June 2004 164 19

	England (including London)	London
(a) Total number. of OAs signed off	27	2
(b)(i) Number of these that have involved retention	13	Nil
(b)(ii) Number of these that have involved transfer	13	Nil
(b)(iii) Number of these that have involved ALMO	10	2
(b)(iv) Number of these that have involved mixed solutions	2	Nil
(c) Number of LAs that have submitted an options appraisal without sign off as of 9 June 04	6	1
(d) Number of LAs that have not yet submitted an options appraisal as of 9 June 2004	164	19

Coverage Care

Mr. Clifton-Brown: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister pursuant to the answers of 15 March 2004, Official Report, columns 59–60W and 29 April 2004, Official Report, column 1227W, on Coverage Care (Gloucestershire Ltd.), what estimate he has made of the maximum contingent liability to be borne by (a) council tax payers in Gloucestershire and (b) the general tax payer; if he will list the information which the county council has resolved should remain confidential; under what circumstances a specific consent would need to be sought by the county council; and what discussions he

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has held on the county council's invocation of confidentiality provisions in local government legislation in relation to this matter. [173029]

Yvette Cooper: The bulk of Government support is paid as block grant, so local authorities have considerable freedom to determine their spending priorities and decide how to apportion their revenue budget between services. The provision of local authority services is for individual authorities, bearing in mind their statutory responsibilities. The Government does not have a power to intervene in local authorities' day to day decisions.

It is for local authorities to determine the level of council tax. Local authorities should be consulting their local tax payers on issues about levels of council tax and what the money is spent on.

Part 1 of Schedule 12A to the Local Government Act 1972 describes the types of "exempt information" which a local authority can decide to keep confidential. Gloucestershire county council has resolved to keep confidential the types of information specified in paragraphs 5, 7 and 9. These paragraphs cover information relating to financial assistance provided by the authority, the financial or business affairs of other parties and terms proposed in the course of commercial contract negotiations. No discussions have been held between the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister and the county council about the council's use of confidentiality provisions in local government legislation. The circumstances under which a specific consent would need to be sought by the county council are set out in sections 24 and 25 of the Local Government Act 1988.

Economic Regeneration Funding

Mr. Hoban: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what financial support was given by his Department to each of the areas designated as a priority area for economic regeneration as defined by Regional Planning Guidance 9 in 2003–04. [179230]

Yvette Cooper: The Office of the Deputy Prime Minister funds a large number of programmes either through its agencies, such as English Partnerships, or directly. In 2003–4 the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister's direct initiatives which assisted economic regeneration in the South-East included the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund, Wardens Schemes, Neighbourhood Management Pilots, New Deal for Communities, the Community Empowerment Fund, Community Chest, Community Learning Chest, Single Regeneration Budget and European Structural Fund Objective Two. The information on how much was given in 2003–4 in each of the priority areas for economic regeneration is not held centrally, and could only be provided at a disproportionate cost.

Fire Service (Recruitment)

Mr. Randall: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister how many recruits there were to each fire authority in England and Wales in each of the last five years, broken down by (a) gender and (b) ethnicity. [178770]

Mr. Raynsford: Information in the form requested is not readily available for the years 1999–2001. Information on the number of successful applicants for

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each fire authority in England and Wales from 1999 to 2001 by gender and ethnicity is not held centrally and could only be provided at disproportionate cost.

Information on the number of successful applicants for each authority in England and Wales in each of the last two years by (a) gender and (b) ethnicity is available in the Library of the House.

Housing Stock Transfer

Mr. Austin Mitchell: To ask the Deputy Prime Minister what receipts there were from stock transfer of council housing, broken down by local authority and

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giving the number of homes involved, the unit transfer price, and the total capacity receipt in each case, in each year since 1997. [178905]

Keith Hill: To reflect the intended continued use of the properties for social housing and the need for capital investment, the price paid to each local authority per council dwelling and reflected in the following table, accords with a Tenanted Market Value (TMV) rather than an open market value. Where there is a negative value a grant equal to this amount was paid by the Office of the Deputy Prime Minister as part of the Estates Renewal Challenge Fund (ERCF) programme. The table shows the receipts from stock transfer, broken down by local authority, showing the number of dwellings, price per dwelling and the gross transfer price in each year since 1997.

Local authority Date of transfer Number of dwellings Price per
dwelling (£) Gross transfer price (£ million) ERCF grant paid for negative valuation X

Cotswold DC 28 February 1997 4,282 12,818 53.45 —

South Staffs C 7 March 1997 5,273 7,998 42.67 —

Lichfield DC 19 March 1997 4,921 8,416 40.88 —

South Oxfordshire DC 7 July 1997 5,018 13,618 68.33 —

Eden C 22 September 1997 1,510 11,253 16.99 —

LB Lambeth * Moorlands 5 January 1998 515 -24,660 -12.80 X

LB Bexley 9 February 1998 4,118 11,996 49.40 —

LB Bexley 9 February 1998 4,097 8,540 34.99 —

Congleton BC 2 March 1998 4,061 7,939 32.24 —

Oldham BC* Limehurst 9 March 1998 642 -8,941 -5.74 X

Liverpool CC * Windermere 19 March 1998 493 -13,164 -6.49 X

LB Merton* Pollards Hill 23 March 1998 1,018 -13,635 -13.88 X

LB Tower Hamlets* Poplar 1 23 March 1998 1,852 -19,006 -35.20 X

Kerrier DC 23 March 1998 3,732 8,579 32.02 —

LB Hackney * Kingsmead 30 March 1998 951 -11,199 -10.65 X

LB Brent * Fortunegate/Church End 30 March 1998 1,481 -16,874 -25.00 X

Basildon DC* Vange 30 March 1998 708 -9,562 -6.77 X

West Somerset DC 30 March 1998 1,869 13,750 25.70 —

Stoke-on-Trent CC * Bentilee 31 March 1998 917 -11,221 -10.29 X

Tewkesbury BC 27 April 1998 3,066 7,985 24.48 —

Rother DC 1 May 1998 3,058 10,072 30.80 —

LB Lambeth * Lansdowne Green 20 July 1998 681 -12,555 -8.54 X

LB Tower Hamlets* Poplar II 7 December 1998 2,431 -7,805 -18.97 X

Wirral* Leasowe 25 January 1999 1,082 -4,799 -5.19 X

Tameside * West Ashton 1 February 1999 901 -10,655 -9.57 X

West Devon BC 22 February 1999 1,446 9,200 13.52 —

South Somerset DC 1 March 1999 8,883 7,795 69.25 —

East Lindsey DC 1 March 1999 5,102 8,820 45.00 —

Liverpool CC * Pinehurst 5 March 1999 646 -9,505 -6.14 X

Manchester CC Darnhill 8 March 1999 1,030 82 0.85 —

LB Hackney * Morningside 15 March 1999 1,084 -9,339 -10.12 X

South Hams District Council 22 March 1999 3,096 13,243 41.00 —

LB Hammersmith and Fulham * Old Oak 17 March 1999 668 -14,027 -9.37 X

LB Hackney * Upper Clapton 22 March 1999 1,000 -19,975 -19.98 X

Telford and Wrekin C 25 March 1999 13,081 9 113.37 —

LB Enfield 29 March 1999 1,194 n/a 0.00 —

Worthing BC 29 March 1999 2,525 14,095 35.59 —

Bath and North East Somerset C 29 March 1999 9,887 8,040 79.49 —

Manchester CC* East Wythenshawe 29 March 1999 6,667 -3,165 -20.81 X

LB Greenwich * Charlton Triangle 29 March 1999 1,280 -14,077 -18.02 X

LB Hackney * Haggerston 29 March 1999 661 -20,030 -13.24 X

Allerdale BC 31 March 1999 3,704 8,261 30.60 —

Allerdale BC * Salterbeck 31 March 1999 727 -5,451 -3.96 X

Preston BC * Avenham 14 June 1999 1,121 -8,576 -9.61 X

LB Lambeth* Central Stockwell 5 July 1999 2,358 -6,667 -17.53 X

Birmingham CC* Central Areas 21 June 1999 2,813 -17,401 -50.55 X

LB Islington* Barnsbury 26 September 1999 647 -6,646 -4.29 X

LB Islington* Ten Estates 26 September 1999 739 -24,898 -18.41 X

Liverpool CC* Speke Garston 4 October 1999 4,382 -9,990 -43.78 X

West Lindsey DC 18 October 1999 3,929 7,814 30.70 —

LB Lambeth* St. Martins 25 October 1999 1,033 -6,805 -7.03 X

Boston BC 29 November 1999 4,871 8,907 43.40 —

Tynedale DC 20 December 1999 3,564 9,5 33.86 —

Newcastle under Lyme BC 31 January 2000 9,887 5,462 54.00 —

Restormel BC 7 February 2000 3,577 7,018 25.11 —

Manchester CC (Colshaw Farm) 14 February 2000 600 1,500 0.90 —

North Devon DC 21 February 2000 3,293 13,438 44.25 —

LB Hackney* Stamford Hill 6 March 2000 1,095 -12,082 -13.23 X

LB Hackney* Pembury Estate 6 March 2000 1,241 -12,379 -15.35 X

Burnley BC 8 March 2000 5,330 4,205 22.41 —

Manchester CC Sale Estate 20 March 2000 1,655 1,419 2.35 —

Weymouth and Portland C 20 March 2000 3,105 9,983 30.99 —

Huntingdon DC 20 March 2000 6,650 9,534 63.40 —

Elmbridge BC 27 March 2000 4,894 11,626 56.90 —

Test Valley BC 27 March 2000 5,495 14,559 79.99 —

Wyre Forest DC 27 March 2000 6,056 6,762 40.95 —

Manchester CC Whitefield Estate 27 March 2000 1,033 1,942 1.97 —

LB Tower Hamlets* THCH 27 March 2000 1,551 -13,718 -21.43 X

Tameside 27 March 2000 8,532 6,489 127.50 —

MBC ⁽¹⁾— 7,934 7,057 —

LB Richmond 17 July 2000 7,139 8,335 59.50 —

Coventry CC 22 September 2000 20,125 2,460 49.50 —

Fylde BC 2 October 2000 1,905 6,300 12.00 —

Chester CC 27 November 2000 7,096 6,341 45.00 —

Horsham DC 11 December 2000 4,650 14,462 67.25 —

LB Tower Hamlets* Poplar 1 12 February 2001 1,859 -1,894 -35.22 X

East Northamptonshire DC 19 February 2001 3,495 6,150 21.49 —

Torbay BC 19 February 2001 2,947 6,480 19.10 —

Staffordshire Moorlands DC 23 February 2001 3,132 6,290 19.67 —

Calderdale MBC 6 March 2001 12,759 2,825 36.00 —

Chichester DC 13 March 2001 5,321 14,752 78.50 —

Mendip DC 19 March 2001 4,326 8,091 35.00 —

West Wiltshire DC 26 March 2001 3,284 6,423 21.00 —

West Oxfordshire DC 26 March 2001 3,643 13,972 50.90 —

East Staffordshire BC 26 March 2001 5,637 3,643 24.50 —

Manchester CC Handforth Estate 26 March 2001 659 535 0.37 —

Sunderland CC 26 March 2001 36,356 6,045 219.80 —

Blackburn with Darwen BC 28 March 2001 9,886 4,195 35.40 —

Shrewsbury and Atcham BC 1 October 2001 5,500 11,527 63.40 —

Mid-Bedfordshire DC 5 November 2001 3,084 10,159 31.33 —

Derbyshire Dales 4 March 2002 3,287 7,616 24.80 —

Chelmsford BC 11 March 2002 6,902 11,530 79.60 —

East Hertfordshire 18 March 2002 2,687 11,937 32.10 —

East Hertfordshire ⁽¹⁾— 3,237 13,725 44.40 —

Erewash BC 25 March 2002 5,847 6,460 38.10 —

Reigate and Banstead BC 25 March 2002 4,846 13,212 64.00 —

St. Edmundsbury 24 June 2002 5,947 7,489 45.10 —

Vale Royal BC 1 July 2002 6,813 7,462 51.07 —

St. Helens MBC 1 July 2002 14,632 1,974 28.90 —

Redcar and Cleveland BC 15 July 2002 11,625 5,180 60.20 —

Knowsley MBC 15 July 2002 17,090 1,794 30.66 —

LB Waltham Forest 30 September 2002 2,242 832 1.87 —

LB Hackney cc sheltered stock 14 October 2002 954 0 0.00 —

LB Harrow 14 October 2002 518 0 0.00 —

Manchester cc Langley Estate 18 November 2002 3,360 0 0.00 —

County of Herefordshire C 25 November 2002 5,696 6,945 39.56 —

Carlisle CC 9 December 2002 7,198 1,803 12.98 —

Rushcliffe BC 20 January 2003 3,445 12,934 44.56 —

Liverpool CC Eastern Fringe (south) 23 January 2003 2,833 1,800 5.10 —

Liverpool CC Eastern Fringe (central) 30 January 2003 3,702 0 0.00 —

City of Bradford 24 February 2003 24,764 2,831 70.10 —

Amber Valley BC 24 February 2003 5,632 5,077 28.57 —

Crewe and Nantwich BC 10 March 2003 5,515 6,181 34.10 —

Liverpool CC Eastern fringe north 10 March 2003 6,183 0 0.00 —

Oldham MBC Limeside (Hollins/The Avenues) 17 March 2003 634 0 0.00 —

Walsall MBC (majority of stock) 27 March 2003 22,971 1,026 24.00 —

Walsall MBC (tenant managed stock) 27 March 2003 1,828 0 0.00 —

Craven DC 31 March 2003 1,541 5,201 17.60 —

Forest of Dean DC 31 March 2003 3,577 6,849 24.50 —

North Hertfordshire DC 31 March 2003 8,570 3,128 27.00 —

Manchester CC (East Manchester) 8 September 2003 2,823 0 0.00 —

Scarborough BC 15 December 2003 4,632 5,232 24.25 —

Maidstone BC 2 February 2004 6,810 5,685 35.82 —

Teignbridge 4 February 2004 3,647 3,651 12.90 —

Oldham MBC Fitton Hill 15 March 2004 1,285 0 0.00 —

Cherwell 29 March 2004 3,656 7,397 42.85 —

Bromsgrove 29 March 2004 3,096 5,218 16.50 —

Hartlepool 29 March 2004 7,509 427 3.20 —

Liverpool (Kensington) 29 March 2004 289 0 0.00 —

Worcester 31 March 2004 4,714 1,128 5.31 —

South Norfolk 17 May 2004 4,214 7,499 31.60 —

Copeland BC 7 June 2004 3,787 317 1.20 —

⁽¹⁾ Two transfers to separate RSLs.

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Local authority	Date of transfer	Number of dwellings	Price per dwelling (£)	Gross transfer price (£ million)	ERCF grant paid for negative valuation X
Cotswold DC	28 February 1997	4,282	12,818	53.45	—
South Staffs C	7 March 1997	5,273	7,998	42.67	—
Lichfield DC	19 March 1997	4,921	8,416	40.88	—
South Oxfordshire DC	7 July 1997	5,018	13,618	68.33	—
Eden C	22 September 1997	1,510	11,253	16.99	—
LB Lambeth * Moorlands	5 January 1998	515	-24,660	-12.80	X
LB Bexley	9 February 1998	4,118	11,996	49.40	—
LB Bexley	9 February 1998	4,097	8,540	34.99	—
Congleton BC	2 March 1998	4,061	7,939	32.24	—
Oldham BC* Limehurst	9 March 1998	642	-8,941	-5.74	X
Liverpool CC * Windermere	19 March 1998	493	-13,164	-6.49	X
LB Merton* Pollards Hill	23 March 1998	1,018	-13,635	-13.88	X
LB Tower Hamlets* Poplar 1	23 March 1998	1,852	-19,006	-35.20	X
Kerrier DC	23 March 1998	3,732	8,579	32.02	—
LB Hackney * Kingsmead	30 March 1998	951	-11,199	-10.65	X
LB Brent * Fortunegate/Church End	30 March 1998	1,481	-16,874	-25.00	X
Basildon DC* Vange	30 March 1998	708	-9,562	-6.77	X
West Somerset DC	30 March 1998	1,869	13,750	25.70	—
Stoke-on-Trent CC * Bentilee	31 March 1998	917	-11,221	-10.29	X
Tewkesbury BC	27 April 1998	3,066	7,985	24.48	—
Rother DC	1 May 1998	3,058	10,072	30.80	—
LB Lambeth * Lansdowne Green	20 July 1998	681	-12,555	-8.54	X
LB Tower Hamlets* Poplar II	7 December 1998	2,431	-7,805	-18.97	X
Wirral* Leasowe	25 January 1999	1,082	-4,799	-5.19	X
Tameside * West Ashton	1 February 1999	901	-10,655	-9.57	X
West Devon BC	22 February 1999	1,446	9,200	13.52	—
South Somerset DC	1 March 1999	8,883	7,795	69.25	—
East Lindsey DC	1 March 1999	5,102	8,820	45.00	—
Liverpool CC * Pinehurst	5 March 1999	646	-9,505	-6.14	X
Manchester CC Darnhill	8 March 1999	1,030	82	0.85	—
LB Hackney * Morningside	15 March 1999	1,084	-9,339	-10.12	X
South Hams District Council	22 March 1999	3,096	13,243	41.00	—
LB Hammersmith and Fulham * Old Oak	17 March 1999	668	-14,027	-9.37	X
LB Hackney * Upper Clapton	22 March 1999	1,000	-19,975	-19.98	X
Telford and Wrekin C	25 March 1999	13,081	9	113.37	—
LB Enfield	29 March 1999	1,194	n/a	0.00	—
Worthing BC	29 March 1999	2,525	14,095	35.59	—
Bath and North East Somerset C	29 March 1999	9,887	8,040	79.49	—
Manchester CC* East Wythenshawe	29 March 1999	6,667	-3,165	-20.81	X
LB Greenwich * Charlton Triangle	29 March 1999	1,280	-14,077	-18.02	X
LB Hackney * Haggerston	29 March 1999	661	-20,030	-13.24	X
Allerdale BC	31 March 1999	3,704	8,261	30.60	—
Allerdale BC * Salterbeck	31 March 1999	727	-5,451	-3.96	X
Preston BC * Avenham	14 June 1999	1,121	-8,576	-9.61	X
LB Lambeth* Central Stockwell	5 July 1999	2,358	-6,667	-17.53	X
Birmingham CC* Central Areas	21 June 1999	2,813	-17,401	-50.55	X
LB Islington* Barnsbury	26 September 1999	647	-6,646	-4.29	X
LB Islington* Ten Estates	26 September 1999	739	-24,898	-18.41	X
Liverpool CC* Speke Garston	4 October 1999	4,382	-9,990	-43.78	X
West Lindsey DC	18 October 1999	3,929	7,814	30.70	—
LB Lambeth* St. Martins	25 October 1999	1,033	-6,805	-7.03	X
Boston BC	29 November 1999	4,871	8,907	43.40	—
Tynedale DC	20 December 1999	3,564	9,5	33.86	—
Newcastle under Lyme BC	31 January 2000	9,887	5,462	54.00	—
Restormel BC	7 February 2000	3,577	7,018	25.11	—
Manchester CC (Colshaw Farm)	14 February 2000	600	1,500	0.90	—
North Devon DC	21 February 2000	3,293	13,438	44.25	—
LB Hackney* Stamford Hill	6 March 2000	1,095	-12,082	-13.23	X
LB Hackney* Pembury Estate	6 March 2000	1,241	-12,379	-15.35	X
Burnley BC	8 March 2000	5,330	4,205	22.41	—
Manchester CC Sale Estate	20 March 2000	1,655	1,419	2.35	—
Weymouth and Portland C	20 March 2000	3,105	9,983	30.99	—
Huntingdon DC	20 March 2000	6,650	9,534	63.40	—
Elmbridge BC	27 March 2000	4,894	11,626	56.90	—
Test Valley BC	27 March 2000	5,495	14,559	79.99	—
Wyre Forest DC	27 March 2000	6,056	6,762	40.95	—
Manchester CC Whitefield Estate	27 March 2000	1,033	1,942	1.97	—
LB Tower Hamlets* THCH	27 March 2000	1,551	-13,718	-21.43	X
Tameside	27 March 2000	8,532	6,489	127.50	—
MBC	⁽¹⁾—	7,934	7,057		—
LB Richmond	17 July 2000	7,139	8,335	59.50	—
Coventry CC	22 September 2000	20,125	2,460	49.50	—
Fylde BC	2 October 2000	1,905	6,300	12.00	—
Chester CC	27 November 2000	7,096	6,341	45.00	—
Horsham DC	11 December 2000	4,650	14,462	67.25	—
LB Tower Hamlets* Poplar 1	12 February 2001	1,859	-1,894	-35.22	X
East Northamptonshire DC	19 February 2001	3,495	6,150	21.49	—
Torbay BC	19 February 2001	2,947	6,480	19.10	—
Staffordshire Moorlands DC	23 February 2001	3,132	6,290	19.67	—
Calderdale MBC	6 March 2001	12,759	2,825	36.00	—
Chichester DC	13 March 2001	5,321	14,752	78.50	—
Mendip DC	19 March 2001	4,326	8,091	35.00	—
West Wiltshire DC	26 March 2001	3,284	6,423	21.00	—
West Oxfordshire DC	26 March 2001	3,643	13,972	50.90	—
East Staffordshire BC	26 March 2001	5,637	3,643	24.50	—
Manchester CC Handforth Estate	26 March 2001	659	535	0.37	—
Sunderland CC	26 March 2001	36,356	6,045	219.80	—
Blackburn with Darwen BC	28 March 2001	9,886	4,195	35.40	—
Shrewsbury and Atcham BC	1 October 2001	5,500	11,527	63.40	—
Mid-Bedfordshire DC	5 November 2001	3,084	10,159	31.33	—
Derbyshire Dales	4 March 2002	3,287	7,616	24.80	—
Chelmsford BC	11 March 2002	6,902	11,530	79.60	—
East Hertfordshire	18 March 2002	2,687	11,937	32.10	—
East Hertfordshire	⁽¹⁾—	3,237	13,725	44.40	—
Erewash BC	25 March 2002	5,847	6,460	38.10	—
Reigate and Banstead BC	25 March 2002	4,846	13,212	64.00	—
St. Edmundsbury	24 June 2002	5,947	7,489	45.10	—
Vale Royal BC	1 July 2002	6,813	7,462	51.07	—
St. Helens MBC	1 July 2002	14,632	1,974	28.90	—
Redcar and Cleveland BC	15 July 2002	11,625	5,180	60.20	—
Knowsley MBC	15 July 2002	17,090	1,794	30.66	—
LB Waltham Forest	30 September 2002	2,242	832	1.87	—
LB Hackney cc sheltered stock	14 October 2002	954	0	0.00	—
LB Harrow	14 October 2002	518	0	0.00	—
Manchester cc Langley Estate	18 November 2002	3,360	0	0.00	—
County of Herefordshire C	25 November 2002	5,696	6,945	39.56	—
Carlisle CC	9 December 2002	7,198	1,803	12.98	—
Rushcliffe BC	20 January 2003	3,445	12,934	44.56	—
Liverpool CC Eastern Fringe (south)	23 January 2003	2,833	1,800	5.10	—
Liverpool CC Eastern Fringe (central)	30 January 2003	3,702	0	0.00	—
City of Bradford	24 February 2003	24,764	2,831	70.10	—
Amber Valley BC	24 February 2003	5,632	5,077	28.57	—
Crewe and Nantwich BC	10 March 2003	5,515	6,181	34.10	—
Liverpool CC Eastern fringe north	10 March 2003	6,183	0	0.00	—
Oldham MBC Limeside (Hollins/The Avenues)	17 March 2003	634	0	0.00	—
Walsall MBC (majority of stock)	27 March 2003	22,971	1,026	24.00	—
Walsall MBC (tenant managed stock)	27 March 2003	1,828	0	0.00	—
Craven DC	31 March 2003	1,541	5,201	17.60	—
Forest of Dean DC	31 March 2003	3,577	6,849	24.50	—
North Hertfordshire DC	31 March 2003	8,570	3,128	27.00	—
Manchester CC (East Manchester)	8 September 2003	2,823	0	0.00	—
Scarborough BC	15 December 2003	4,632	5,232	24.25	—
Maidstone BC	2 February 2004	6,810	5,685	35.82	—
Teignbridge	4 February 2004	3,647	3,651	12.90	—
Oldham MBC Fitton Hill	15 March 2004	1,285	0	0.00	—
Cherwell	29 March 2004	3,656	7,397	42.85	—
Bromsgrove	29 March 2004	3,096	5,218	16.50	—
Hartlepool	29 March 2004	7,509	427	3.20	—
Liverpool (Kensington)	29 March 2004	289	0	0.00	—
Worcester	31 March 2004	4,714	1,128	5.31	—
South Norfolk	17 May 2004	4,214	7,499	31.60	—
Copeland BC	7 June 2004	3,787	317	1.20	—

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