Across the GO Network this equates to savings in the first year of the CSR of:
Government Office | Cash savings (£000s) | Savings as a proportion of running costs (%) |
North East
|
410.05
|
3.17
|
North West
|
418.87
|
2.43
|
Yorks and Humber
|
292.48
|
2.63
|
West Midlands
|
464.51
|
3.12
|
East Midlands
|
337.52
|
2.94
|
South East
|
393.99
|
2.88
|
East
|
447.15
|
3.59
|
South West
|
300.23
|
2.06
|
London
|
497.49
|
2.85
|
Central Infrastructure*
|
1,008
|
N/A
|
* The savings on central infrastructure relate to ICT and estates expenditure. |
The allocations to individual Government Offices and for central infrastructure in respect of the next two years have yet to be agreed but will deliver the CSR savings required from the network as a whole.
Local Government: Parish Councils
Lord Greaves asked Her Majesty's Government:
Further to the Written Answer by Baroness Andrews on 3 July 2007 (WA 175), which of the outstanding
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parish reviews have been dealt with; which will be dealt with under the previous legislation; and which will be dealt with under the transitional provisions in the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007. [HL1213]
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Communities and Local Government (Baroness Andrews): The tables below list the principal councils that have submitted proposals for new or revised parish arrangements which were outstanding at the time of my reply to the noble Lord on 3 July 2007. Table 1 lists the 12 parish cases that have been dealt with under the Local Government and Rating Act 1997; Table 2 lists the 15 cases which the Secretary of State has approved or will shortly decide, and in relation to which she intends as necessary to make orders under the 1997 Act; and Table 3 lists the 21 cases which we intend will be dealt with under transitional provisions following commencement of Part 4 of the Local Government and Public Involvement in Health Act 2007.
Table 1 |
Principal Council | Principal Council |
Birmingham City Council
|
Hertsmere Borough Council
|
Cheltenham District Council
|
Isle of Wight
|
East Devon District Council
|
Maidstone Borough Council
|
Ellesmere Port and Neston Borough Council
|
Portsmouth City Council
|
Halton Borough Council
|
Stroud District Council
|
Harborough District Council
|
Tewkesbury District Council
|
Table 2 |
Principal Council | Principal Council |
Berwick-upon-Tweed Borough Council
|
North Norfolk District Council
|
Cotswold District Council
|
Oxford City Council
|
High Peak Borough Council
|
Pendle Borough Council
|
Isle of Wight Council
|
Peterborough City Council
|
Kettering Borough Council
|
Sevenoaks District Council
|
Leeds City Council
|
St Helens Metropolitan Borough Council
|
Lichfield District Council
|
Thanet District Council
|
Newark and Sherwood District Council
| |
Table 3 | |
Principal Council | Principal Council |
Alnwick District Council
|
North Wiltshire District Council
|
Bradford City Council
|
Restormel Borough Council
|
Brentwood Borough Council
|
Salisbury District Council
|
Copeland Borough Council
|
Shrewsbury and Atcham Borough Council
|
Daventry District Council
|
Solihull Metropolitan Borough Council
|
Hart District Council
|
Suffolk Coastal District Council
|
King's Lynn and West Norfolk Borough Council
|
Teignbridge District Council
|
Lancaster City Council
|
Uttlesford Council
|
Leeds City Council
|
Wansbeck District Council
|
Mid Suffolk District Council
|
York City Council
|
North Dorset District Council
| |
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Neighbourhood Renewal Fund
Lord Greaves asked Her Majesty's Government:
Which projects have benefited from the Neighbourhood Renewal Fund in each qualifying district and unitary authority in Lancashire in (a) each of the last three years, and (b) the current year; which bodies were responsible for delivering the projects; what was the purpose of each of them; and how much funding each received. [HL1340]
The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Communities and Local Government (Baroness Andrews): There are six local authority districts in Lancashire which qualify for Neighbourhood Renewal
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Fund (NRF) as follows: Blackburn with Darwen (unitary), Blackpool (unitary), Burnley, Hyndburn, Pendle and Preston. The reporting requirements have varied over the period for which information is requested due to the introduction of Local Area Agreements (LAAs) in Lancashire with effect from 1 April 2006 when NRF was pooled in the two unitaries. The detailed performance management of projects funded by NRF has been the responsibility of local authorities, as accountable bodies, in consultation with their Local Strategic Partnerships.
The Government do not formally require reporting on the level of detail requested in the Question. The tables below reflect the information which local authorities were required to submit in their quarterly returns and statements of grant usage. In the current year, 2007-08, NRF is paid as part of the LAA grant and is unringfenced, meaning there are no separate reporting requirements.
Local Authority | Crime | Education | Employment | Health | Housing and Physical Environment |
2006-07
| | | | | |
Blackburn with Darwen
| | | | | |
Blackpool
| | | | | |
Burnley
|
275024
|
387011
|
584427
|
212273
|
0
|
Hyndburn
|
175993
|
110042
|
56491
|
66043
|
58971
|
Pendle
|
229347
|
251202
|
157408
|
367632
|
29660
|
Preston
|
354585
|
330946
|
263390
|
449142
|
449142
|
2005-06
|
Blackburn with Darwen
|
260089
|
303438
|
650224
|
780268
|
780268
|
Blackpool
|
806585
|
310225
|
124090
|
31023
|
31023
|
Burnley
|
0
|
148249
|
432393
|
74124
|
74124
|
Hyndburn
|
252794
|
198449
|
160584
|
98611
|
98611
|
Pendle
|
480423
|
440387
|
260229
|
80070
|
80070
|
Preston
|
307200
|
583680
|
122880
|
245760
|
245760
|
2004-05
| | | | | |
Blackburn with Darwen
|
606875
|
260089
|
216741
|
1907323
|
260089
|
Blackpool
|
510999
|
691351
|
90175
|
721410
|
90176
|
Burnley
|
13451
|
201758
|
107604
|
699427
|
26901
|
Hyndburn
|
276970
|
227363
|
256128
|
193948
|
264396
|
Pendle
|
249384
|
306935
|
287751
|
460402
|
383668
|
Preston
|
586260
|
418757
|
195420
|
781680
|
474591
|