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Breakdown of total funding awarded to each organisation in respect of the 2002-05 cycle, total over 36 months
Name of organisation NVYO grant (£)

African and Caribbean Evangelical Alliance

51,066.00

Army Cadet Force

102,130.00

Artswork

125,985.00

Baptist Union of GB

204,260.00

Boy’s Brigade

93,619.00

Boy’s Brigade and Girl’s Brigade Joint Project

25,533.00

Brathay Hall Trust

186,486.00

The British Gospel Arts Consortium

116,720.00

British Red Cross

360,211.00

The British Sports Trust

173,494.00

Campaigners

96,489.00

CEDC

194,534.00

Centrepoint

105,000.00

Changemakers Foundation Ltd.

194,534.00

Childrens Express

127,663.00

Childrens Society

150,000.00

Church of England Youth Service

255,541.00

Church Lads’ and Girls Brigade

70,640.00

Churches Together in Britain and Ireland

194,534.00

Commonwealth YEC

158,302.00

Council for environmental Education

102,130.00

Crime Concern

86,658.00

The Crusaders

251,151.00

CYFA Pathfinder Ventures Ltd.

85,035.00

Dawliffe Hall Education Foundation

194,534.00

Deafax Trust

53,058.00

Development Education Association

76,598.00

Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards

339,999.00

Endeavour Training

857,624.00

Fairbridge

492,000.00

Federation of City Farms and Community Gardens

101,272.00

Focus

248,031.00

The Foyer Federation

140,706.00

Friends of Young Deaf People

261,648.00

Frontier Youth Trust

36,474.00

Frontier Youth Trust—National Council YMCA and Church Army

85,110.00

Girl’ Brigade

40,852.00

Girls’ Friendly Society

144,684.00

Girls Venture Corps Air Cadets

51,162.00

Groundwork

86,658.00

Guide Association

51,066.00

Hope UK

118,082.00

International Voluntary Service

40,851.00

Jewish Lads and Girls Brigade

119,152.00

Leap Confronting Conflict

279,597.00

The Leaveners

12,999.00

Lubavitch Foundation

187,239.00

Makor AJY

130,629.00

Mencap

189,937.00

Methodist Association of Youth Clubs

289,369.00

National Association of Clubs for Young People

632,766.00

Nat. Ass. of Clubs for Young People and Youth Action Network

106,089.00

Nat. Association of Clubs for Young People—National Youth Agency—Department for Education and Skills

89,748.00

National Association of Youth Theatres

188,941.00

National Council of YMCA’s

314,026.00

National Federation of Young Farmers Clubs

360,000.00

National Forum for the Development of Rural Youth Work

156,600.00

The National Trust

176,539.00

National Youth Music Theatre

190,643.00

National Youth Theatre of GB

291,801.00

NCVYS and British Youth Council

1,166,589.00

New Testament Church of God

40,851.00

Oasis Trust

238,304.00

Ocean Youth Trust North West

127,322.00

Outward Bound Trust

264,840.00

PHAB

109,060.00

Philharmonia Orchestra

66,130.00

The Prince’s Trust

194,534.00

Quaker Home Service

25,599.00

Raleigh International

127,662.00

Rathbone Society

268,614.00

Reform Synagogues of GB

154,908.00

RPS Rainer

190,000.00

Sail Training Association

85,109.00

St. John Ambulance Youth

88,749.00

Salvation Army

102,130.00

Save the Children Fund

179,628.00

Scouts Association

373,725.00

Shelter

97,932.00

Skylight Circus Arts

25,997.00

Spurgeon’s Child Care

100,671.00

Time for God

88,743.00

Union of MACCABI Associations

147,846.00

UK Youth

867,435.00

UK Youth—Council for Environment Education and Groundwork Birmingham

96,684.00

UK Youth Parliament

86,658.00

United Reform Church (Joint)

51,066.00

United Reformed Church

150,765.00

Weston Spirit

183,480.00

Woodcraft Folk

156,843.00

Youth Access and Leap Confronting Conflict

136,173.00

Youth for Christ (in Energize) Partnership with Worth Unlimited

194,535.00

Young Christian Workers

67,374.00

Young Muslim Organisation

60,000.00

Young Womens Christian Association

408,366.00

Youth Access

485,454.00

Youth Action Network

137,427.00

Total

17,995,402.00


Communities and Local Government

Brownfield Sites

23. Mr. Bellingham: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government when she next expects to meet representatives of planning authorities to discuss building on brownfield sites. [129837]

Meg Munn: I and my ministerial colleagues meet the Local Government Association regularly to discuss a range of matters. But there are no current plans to meet them to discuss this specific subject.


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Coalfield Communities

25. Anne Moffat: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government if she will make a statement on regeneration in coalfield communities. [129839]

Yvette Cooper: English Partnership's Coalfield Programme, the Coalfields Regeneration Trust and the Coalfields Enterprise Fund are delivering real change including 16,000 jobs so far as well as new homes, skills and community support.

Housing

26. Mr. Love: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what work her Department is undertaking in response to the report by John Hills on the future of housing. [129840]

Ruth Kelly: John Hills' report is a significant contribution to the debate about the role of social housing. My Department is developing a programme of work to address the challenges raised in John's report. We will bring forward our detailed proposals in due course.

Tony Baldry: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what estimate she has made of the (a) one-off and (b) recurring cost of implementing the Building (Amendment) Regulations 2001 and the Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) (Amendment) Regulations 2001 to (i) businesses and (ii) the regulators. [125615]

Angela E. Smith: The Building (Amendment) Regulations 2001 and the Building (Approved Inspectors etc.) (Amendment) Regulations 2001 Regulations implemented changes to Parts H (drainage and waste disposal), J (combustion appliances and fuel storage systems) and L (conservation of fuel and power) of the Building Regulations.

A Regulatory Impact Assessment was carried out and is on the Department’s website. It gives the following estimates of costs and benefits:

Part H £ million

One off cost to business:

0

One off cost to regulators

0

Recurring cost to business

94

Recurring cost to regulators

0

Note:
The annual benefits were estimated at £177 million

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