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Supplementary written evidence from the Department for Communities and Local Government

REGENERATION

Further to your letter of 10 May, please find attached two tables of financial data.

Valuing the Benefits of Regeneration was commissioned by the previous Government and undertaken in 2009-10. That being the case, several of the 2010-11 figures included in the report have since been subject to in-year revisions following the change in Government, notably as part of the Spending Review 2010. These are set out at Annex A.

Annex B sets out our current estimates of future funding. The first table sets out 2011-12 figures for the same programmes listed in the Valuing Regeneration report. Below this are key additional funding streams for which the 2011-12 figures can be identified. The second table sets out key additional investments over the SR period.

Please accept our apologies for the delay in getting these to you.

Annex A
Delivery Body
Valuing Regen Figures
Revised[110] 2010-11
2009-10 (£m) 2010-11 (£m)
DCLG
Working Neighbourhoods Fund (WNF)508 508458
Local Enterprise Growth Initiative (LEGI) 9910076
Coalfields Regeneration Trust (CRT)18 1818
New Deal for Communities (NDC)179 6565
Renewing Neighbourhoods (Neighbourhood Management Pathfinders & Groundwork) 182121
 
Homes and Communities Agency[111] [112]
National Affordable Housing Programme* 3,2482,4802,446
National Affordable Housing Programme* (Housing Pledge) 375381
Property and Regeneration406 211122[113]
Growth Funding[114] 278190170
Thames Gateway7979 79
Community Infrastructure Fund132 160159
Places of Change/Homelessness Change[115]* 2423 23
Social Housing Efficiency Programme3 22
Gypsy and Traveller Site Grant* 3232 15
Decent Homes - Gap Funding100 80134
Housing Market Renewal346 311261
Homes and Communities Agency Academy6 64
New Communities Fund3 100
Other9 99
Kickstart Housing (Housing Stimulus Package)* 32080 236
Kickstart Housing (Housing Pledge)* 252252
Local Authority Build (grant) (Housing Stimulus Package) 1535 137
Local Authority Build (grant and borrowing) (Housing Pledge) 36204
Housing Environment (Housing Stimulus) 7529 44
Public Land (Housing Pledge)0 16-[116]
Arms Length Management Organisations[117] 909609 622
Housing Private Finance Initiative Credits - CSR07[118] [119] 950925 0
Housing Private Finance Initiative Credits - earlier CSRs118 [120] 1,234
Regional Development Agencies*
Regional Development Agency Single Budget 2,2601,762 1,442[121]
Regional Development Agency Management of European Regional Development Fund[122] 494467 467
Total11,189 9,1007,926

* This includes some inward investment and trade development expenditure which falls outside the author's definition of "core" regeneration programmes.

Annex B
PROGRAMMES2011-12

(£m)

Quoted in Valuing Regeneration
Coalfields Regeneration Trust (CRT)16
Renewing Neighbourhoods (Neighbourhood Management Pathfinders and Groundwork) 10[123]
Total NAHP + Housing Pledge* 1,350
Property and Regeneration193[124]
Gypsy and Traveller Site Grant* 10[125]
Decent Homes—Gap Funding174
Kickstart* 114
Local Authority Build (all)65
Decent Homes Backlog Programme[126] 260
Regional Development Agency commitments 711[127]
Additional Programmes
Affordable Homes Programme51
FirstBuy180
HMR Transitional Funding30
Housing Growth & HMR Transition Fund 3
Accelerated Land Disposal[128] 11
New Homes Bonus199[129]
Regional Growth Fund495
2011-12 Sub-Total3,872
 
Cross-SR-Period Funding Streams
Olympic Park Legacy500
High Speed 2750
Crossrail7,500
European Regional Development Fund - unallocated funds 1,400
European Regional Development Fund—committed funds 1,044
Housing Private Finance Initiative Credits[130] 1,234[131]
Sub-Total1,2428

*These programmes come under the umbrella of HCA's Affordable Homes Programme 2011-12



110   Taking account of in-year revisions following the change in Government, including via Spending Review 2010 Back

111   HCA figures in the Valuing Regeneration report were taken from an HCA Corporate Report 2009-10. This included projected expenditure for 2010-11 which was subsequently revised. The original figures provided for 2009-10 and 2010-11 are gross rather than net figures- they do not include expenditure supported by receipts. (including for the Property & Regeneration programme funding from HCA's capital receipts).  Back

112   Revised 2010-11 figures for HCA are the final budgets for 2010-11 as agreed at the 2010-11 Spring Supplementary process Back

113   This is a net figure-it does not include expenditure supported by receipts. This figure also contains expenditure under the heading Public Sector Land (see below) Back

114   This is the sum of Growth Areas and Eco-Towns. Back

115   Renamed Homelessness Change from 2011-12 Back

116   Included in Property and Regeneration above Back

117   Arms Length Management Organisations was replaced by the Decent Homes Backlog Programme and now includes payments directly to stock-retaining local authorities Back

118   Figures referred to in the Valuing Regeneration report are in the HCA Framework Agreement, Accounting & Management Note 7 (2009) and represented CSR07 2009-10 and CSR07 2010-11 PFI credits to be allocated as Outline Business Cases were approved. Treasury did not continue to support the continuation of this funding in SR10. Back

119   PFI credits are not cash but are the NPV of future grant payments in support of capital funding for PFI projects and have only been included in this figure on an indicative basis. Back

120   £1,234 Million is the residual PFI Credits allocation from earlier Spending Rounds allocated to Housing PFI projects currently in procurement, which HMT did support in SR10 and which are scheduled to be committed in the SR10 period. This figure did not appear in the Valuing Regeneration report.The current stated level of PFI credits available is likely to change over the course of July 2011. Back

121   2010-11 Spending Review allocated budgets - source: BIS website "Finance and Governance of Regional Development Agencies" Back

122   ERDF figures are approximate for several reasons, including reliance on Sterling-Euro exchange rates, the EU use of calendar accounting years and the reliance on the identification of match funding. Back

123   Funding is for Groundwork with additional funds for 2012-13 of £8 million and 2013-14 of £6 million. No further funding will be made. Back

124   Funding continuing into 2011-12 is for committed expenditure only. This is a net figure-it does not include expenditure supported by receipts. Back

125   Renamed Traveller Pitch Funding from 2011-12 Back

126   Decent Homes Backlog Programme replaces previous Arms Length Management Organisations and now includes payments directly to stock retaining local authorities Back

127   Spending Review allocated budgets - source: BIS website "Finance and Governance of Regional Development Agencies" Back

128   Expenditure for this programme in 2011-12 as shown will be funded from HCA receipts that DCLG has agreed HCA can retain for this programme Back

129   Total NHB payments made on the allocations for 2011-12 only. Back

130   £1,234 million PFI credits are included in this figure. However, PFI credits are not cash but are the NPV of future grant payments in support of capital funding for PFI projects and have only been included in this figure on an indicative basis Back

131   This figure is the residual PFI Credits allocation from earlier Spending Rounds allocated to Housing PFI projects currently in procurement and scheduled to be committed in the SR10 period. This figure did not appear in the Valuing Regeneration report. The current stated level of PFI credits available is likely to change over the course of July 2011

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