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Ms Buck: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government (1) what the estimated average public subsidy was per unit of shared ownership accommodation in (a) England and (b) London in the most recent year for which figures are available; [99800]

(2) how much in Government subsidy was given to each household purchasing a shared ownership property in (a) England, (b) each English region and (c) each London local authority in (i) 2004-05 and (ii) 2005-06; and what the figures are for 2006-07 to date. [99931]

Yvette Cooper: The following table shows the average Government subsidy through the Housing Corporation’s Affordable Housing Programme for each shared ownership property in England, each English region and for each London local authority for 2004-05 and 2005-06 together with the latest estimates for 2006-07 and 2007-08. Housing Associations continue to own the share of the property funded by the Housing Corporation.


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Average Government subsidy per shared ownership unit
£
2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08

England

31,629

25,076

27,372

25,334

Region

London

46,022

41,204

41,926

44,571

South East

25,608

20,052

19,100

16,743

South West

17,224

10,800

18,245

20,256

East Midlands

20,743

15,988

21,297

15,345

Eastern

20,012

12,875

14,477

15,729

West Midlands

26,679

15,295

20,376

19,940

Yorkshire and Humberside

20,888

11,801

24,623

30,953

North East

26,051

24,966

26,074

15,909

North West

24,324

31,750

31,896

36,198

London local authorities

Barking and Dagenham

36,055

29,093

14,873

n/a

Barnet

45,960

46,022

27,243

36,996

Bexley

37,423

51,689

6,650

n/a

Brent

46,784

48,132

45,609

54,456

Bromley

31,950

28,148

45,000

n/a

Camden

59,646

59,242

39,703

49,204

City of London

n/a

n/a

n/a

n/a

Croydon

49,535

47,460

48,999

45,000

Ealing

39,719

54,302

50,276

46,096

Enfield

49,077

42,372

54,551

n/a

Greenwich

43,277

32,666

35,250

44,852

Hackney

44,401

48,580

46,905

42,275

Hammersmith and Fulham

36,799

53,068

48,219

n/a

Haringey

57,643

48,331

48,893

48,165

Harrow

49,338

48,000

36,667

42,000

Havering

27,941

29,058

52,188

n/a

Hillingdon

40,625

22,547

25,000

n/a

Hounslow

39,707

48,043

40,079

41,195

Islington

55,685

35,007

32,743 -

37,768

Kensington and Chelsea

50,000

n/a

25,455

45,000

Kingston upon Thames

15,351

59,157

43,941

35,000

Lambeth

38,807

44,159

46,756

n/a

Lewisham

64,771

28,168

55,956

n/a

Merton

43,062

25,943

47,693

n/a

Newham

47,342

36,341

43,632

47,000

Redbridge

29,272

35,932

30,900

n/a

Richmond upon Thames

10,962

50,000

38,800

37,500

Southwark

75,070

40,513

63,538

n/a

Sutton

37,504

43,821

26,269

16,667

Tower Hamlets

42,404

30,852

25,564

45,402

Waltham Forest

45,797

34,307

54,294

n/a

Wandsworth

30,859

41,370

42,416

n/a

Westminster

55,901

44,978

49,364

51,250

n/a = Indicates that no allocations have been provided in these boroughs.

Ms Buck: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how much the average rent paid on an (a) two bedroom, (b) three bedroom and (c) four or more bedroom property is in (i) local authority and (ii) housing association property in each London borough; and what the real terms change has been since 2001-02. [99801]

Yvette Cooper: The information requested is as follows:

(i) Average local authority rents, in pounds per week, on two-, three- and four-bedroom dwellings in each London borough in 2005-06 are tabled as follows:


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A—average rent 2005-06
Bedroom: Per week (£)
Local authority Two Three Four

Barking and Dagenham

66.74

69.73

74.06

Barnet

71.14

81.08

91.34

Bexley

LSVT

LSVT

LSVT

Brent

78.15

90.02

101.9

Bromley

LSVT

LSVT

LSVT

Camden

77.19

87.2

96.58

City of London

69.81

75.27

78.71

Croydon

74.55

90.08

104.27

Ealing

73.5

82.45

102.74

Enfield

72.5

81.89

93.1

Greenwich

68.88

79.64

85.77

Hackney

66.18

74.24

83.83

Hammersmith and Fulham

74.75

84.88

96.43

Haringey

69.72

81.27

92.98

Harrow

76.6

89.95

101.17

Havering

58.36

72.09

83.79

Hillingdon

81

96.07

101.74

Hounslow

71.08

82.6

96.15

Islington

75.42

82.62

97.68

Kensington and Chelsea

85.09

92.97

109.62

Kingston upon Thames

78.84

90.87

96.6

Lambeth

72.09

83.41

91.67

Lewisham

67.71

76.16

83.73

Merton

73.12

83.1

91.76

Newham

61.66

74.45

93.87

Redbridge

75.85

86.62

99.29

Richmond upon Thames

LSVT

LSVT

LSVT

Southwark

70.48

74.51

80.74

Sutton

n/a

n/a

n/a

Tower Hamlets

73.86

84.47

94.49

Waltham Forest

79.29

95.14

111.39

Wandsworth

91.11

120.42

135.37

Westminster

95.75

108.93

130.24

n/a = data not available.
Note:
LSVT—the LA has fully undergone Large Scale Voluntary Transfer of its LA stock to RSLs
Source:
DCLG’s unaudited Second Subsidy Claims Form

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