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Houses, Weymouth (Style)

Volume 721: debated on Monday 29 November 1965

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asked the Minister of Public Building and Works why houses in Kayes Close, Wyke Regis, Weymouth, Dorset, for housing of naval officers, were built in an inferior style, resulting in criticism by the local authority and the lowering of the value of surrounding property.

I do not regard these houses as having been built in an inferior style. They were designed to fit in with the district as a whole and once they have been landscaped I am sure they will do this.The Borough of Weymouth and Melcombe Regis, who were consulted in the usual way during the planning stage, offered only minor criticisms of detail which they did not press although they were given the opportunity to do so.

LOAN SANCTIONS ISSUED TO LOCAL AUTHORITIES IN SCOTLAND FOR THE MAJOR SERVICES AFFECTED BY THE RESTRICTIONS ANNOUNCED IN THE CHANCELLOR'S STATEMENT OF 27TH JULY
ServiceLoan sanctions in months of April, May and June, 1965Loan sanctions in months of August, September and October, 1965DecreaseIncrease
££££
Water2,7611,7141,047
Sewerage and Sewage Disposal2,6011,879722
Redevelopment544912368
Factory Building23733497
Physical Training and Recreation541212329
Roads2,7341,954780
Local Authority Offices, etc.2,1074921,615
Police23124716
Transport Undertakings588588
Other Services62754879
12,9718,2925,160481
481
Net decrease4,679