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£
	Spend			Budget
NDC	2005-06	2006-07	2007-08	2008-09	2009-10
Birmingham	11,056,266	10,942,262	11,306,167	16,467,000	21,862,451
Bradford	9,610,665	6,272,498	3,676,000	1,013,000	40,000
Brent	8,086,377	5,921,783	7,660,000	6,400,000	3,748,000
Brighton	7,774,012	6,296,699	3,684,973	1,147,000	73,000
Bristol	7,598,855	7,730,343	6,698,000	3,043,000	1,360,587
Coventry	7,256,158	7,350,415	10,300,000	8,500,000	4,022,000
Derby	7,248,951	5,679,750	5,701,092	2,050,000	1,006,000
Doncaster	4,673,373	5,702,411	7,109,517	9,146,000	8,878,000
Hackney	7,973,141	5,901,841	8,743,814	7,079,934	3,861,856
Hammersmith and Fulham	7,689,383	6,371,395	6,199,459	4,459,000	3,725,335
Haringey	8,955,388	6,552,986	6,427,324	3,710,000	1,557,000
Hartlepool	10,829,298	5,840,220	5,780,674	4,033,000	2,700,000
Hull	6,741,508	5,470,953	3,940,000	1,105,566	1,493,220
Islington	6,656,029	6,784,000	7,352,213	6,942,000	6,777,000
Knowsley	6,554,737	9,240,623	8,183,858	11,566,000	3,934,000
Lambeth	8,779,799	12,625,802	10,123,271	7,870,000	1,768,701
Leicester	7,247,249	6,056,865	5,699,788	3,529,000	2,079,112
Lewisham	7,540,555	7,301,494	8,429,260	4,117,507	3,280,939
Liverpool	8,513,718	8,083,605	7,158,053	10,050,000	6,086,000
Luton	5,433,480	4,820,325	7,357,004	4,560,000	7,024,221
Manchester	1,675,349	2,744,619	2,295,879	2,304,000	2,195,000
Middlesbrough	10,034,779	6,412,280	4,256,000	2,484,000	1,050,000
Newcastle	6,946,580	6,019,507	6,245,220	4,580,000	6,388,522
Newham	8,655,410	2,546,927	4,130,000	3,141,000	1,650,452
Norwich	5,711,146	2,419,000	950,000	2,170,000	254,890
Nottingham	7,617,140	7,741,459	6,229,905	8,917,000	3,295,095
Oldham	6,806,589	8,016,812	7,231,929	7,116,000	3,209,000
Plymouth	5,166,622	5,483,228	8,892,246	9,049,000	7,621,000
Rochdale	5,989,241	6,982,065	4,801,411	6,282,000	7,452,000
Salford	6,998,762	7,118,943	6,532,371	6,990,000	5,507,000
Sandwell	9,042,114	6,690,337	4,879,095	6,776,000	5,317,000
Sheffield	8,644,867	11,533,519	10,226,661	4,964,880	431,700
Southampton	6,949,470	7,431,365	8,697,646	7,362,000	3,051,206
Southwark	2,300,665	3,129,187	8,045,000	13,716,581	14,551,867
Sunderland	4,001,222	7,302,000	8,495,000	9,201,000	6,148,000
Tower Hamlets	5,475,527	4,988,669	5,156,000	2,325,000	12,316,748
Walsall	8,981,130	6,570,144	5,681,584	6,425,000	5,208,000
Wolverhampton	5,480,033	7,050,938	8,212,467	9,200,000	7,800,000
Note: Funds granted to two NDCs in Birmingham-Kings Norton and Aston.

Planning Permission

Rosie Cooper: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government what recent discussions he has had with (a) the Local Government Association and (b) representatives of local authorities on the short-term erection of refrigeration tents in the pre-Christmas period and the enforcement of planning requirements; what recent representations he has received on this matter; and if he will take steps to prevent the erection of such tents without planning consent. [318754]

Mr. Ian Austin: I have not had any discussions with the Local Government Association or with representatives of local authorities, nor have I received representations regarding planning requirements for temporary refrigeration tents. In the first instance it is for local planning authorities to determine whether such temporary structures constitute development and whether, therefore, would require planning permission.

Social Rented Housing

Margaret Moran: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how many contracts the (a) Homes and Communities and (b) Tenant Services Agency has let to (i) social enterprises and (ii) registered social landlords since each agency was established. [318528]

John Healey: The HCA has three-year framework delivery contracts in place with 187 RSL investment partners for the 2008-11 spending review period, transferred from the HCA's predecessor body the Housing Corporation. The HCA also have three contracts with RSLs and one with a social enterprise through the Places of Change programme.

The Tenants Services Authority has let two contracts to small and medium enterprises.

Margaret Moran: To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how many registered social landlords operate local labour (a) schemes and (b) clauses in contracts let. [318529]

John Healey: This information is not held centrally and could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.

In order to obtain Social Housing Grant from the Homes and Communities Agency (HCA), registered social landlords (RSLs) are required to sign up to the principles of the 2012 Construction Commitments. Full details of these commitments are available at:

http://www.housingcorp.gov.uk/upload/pdf/2012_construction_commitments_agreement.pdf

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