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£000
2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
Project/funding stream Res Cap Res Cap Res Cap

OFMDFM

ILEX

948

1,092

1,352

Maze/Long Kesh

1,093

492

1,869

1,000

2,041

1,584

3,221

1,000

DSD—Urban regeneration

Belfast Regeneration Office

3,210

1,155

1,604

245

1,251

Londonderry Regeneration Initiative

193

91

Expenditure by other Departments

579

1,565

1,051

1,346

1,728

Urban Development Grants

923

1,148

2,395

CRISP/CERS

1,343

557

1,297

Environmental Improvement

2,000

1,320

3,443

1,100

5,799

Laganside

5,313

1,819

5,300

100

6,503

1,193

ILEX

641

675

1,045

Omagh Task Force

39

46

79

Travelling People (DC Grant)

Neighbourhood Renewal

2,881

7,486

417

10,960

4,670

Areas at Risk

324

Urban Post Offices

50

44

50

Festivals

274

BSP Measure 3.1

978

Peace II Measure 2.11

2,848

3,468

3,022

Urban II

1,667

1,766

2,126

18,393

4,135

22,965

8,364

26,749

18,383

DARD—Rural regeneration

Battery Harbour Project

Glenariff Forest Walkway (repairs0

Leisure/Tourism Development

60

NI Rural Development programme

16,787

3,880

17,703

4,776

13,567

5,002

S. Down Fishing Villages

292

374

16,787

3,880

17,703

4,836

13,859

5,376

Total

37,221

8,015

42,253

13,200

43,830

24,759


In addition, a number of projects have also been funded through the Department for Social Development from EU funds which have been recorded in calendar years. Under the Urban 1 funding stream a total of £954,000 was paid to projects in 2001 and £87,000 was paid in 2002. Under the Peace I programme, a total of £25,471,000 was paid to regeneration projects in Northern Ireland during the period 1 January 1994 to 31 December 2001. Under the EU Physical, Social and Environmental Programme (PSEP) a total of £34,000 was paid in 2001.

Tunes Plateau Wind Farm

Mr. Gregory Campbell: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland when he expects a decision on a proposed offshore wind farm at Tunes Plateau to be made. [129780]

Maria Eagle: No application has been received in relation to consents that would be needed for the development of a wind farm at Tunes Plateau; it is therefore not possible for me to predict a timeframe for a decision.

Water Service: Standards

Lady Hermon: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many water leaks were reported to the Water Service in each of the last three years; and what the average length of time taken to repair water leaks was over the same period. [128114]

David Cairns: The Chief Executive of Water Service (Mrs. Katharine Bryan) has been asked to write to the hon. Lady in response to this question.

Letter from Mrs. Katharine Bryan, dated 28 March 2007:

Number of leaks reported

2003-04

(1)9,845

2004-05

10,658

2005-06

10,289

2006-07

10,176

(1) The 2003-04 figure is an estimate as the information for that year was not captured in the same format as the other years.

Lady Hermon: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what targets are in place to cut the amount of water lost through leakage in Northern Ireland. [128136]


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David Cairns: The Chief Executive of Water Service (Mrs. Katharine Bryan) has been asked to write to the hon. Lady in response to this question.

Letter from Katharine Bryan, dated 28 March 2007:

Megalitres per day
Target Achieved

2002-03

291

291

2003-04

233

231

2004-05

205

203

2005-06

179

178

2006-07

169

On target

2007-08

157

(1)

2008-09

146

(1)

2009-10

136

(1)

(1) Subject to board approval.

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