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Yorkshire And Humberside (Derelict Land)

Volume 830: debated on Wednesday 2 February 1972

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asked the Secretary of State for the Environment how many acres of derelict land exist in the Yorkshire and Humberside region; how many acres are scheduled for reclamation; how many acres have been reclaimed; and if he will list the names of the local authorities.

1,893 acres of derelict land were reclaimed in the Yorkshire and Humberside Region from 1964 to 1970 inclusive, and it is estimated that a further 1,070 acres were reclaimed

(i)(ii)(iii)(iv)
Acreage of derelict land reclaimed 1964–1970Acreage of derelict land justifying treatment 31st December, 1970Approximate acreage covered by firm proposals 1971–72—1973–74
Lincolnshire—Lindsey321,01763
Grimsby C.B.044
Yorkshire—East Riding286178
Kingston-upon-Hull C.B.5923546
Yorkshire—West Riding1,1625,0921,251
Barnsley C.B.3965926
Bradford C.B.86387120
Dewsbury C.B.1710539
Doncaster C.B.174022
Halifax C.B.7011559
Huddersfield C.B.1019446
Leeds C.B56431122
Rotherham C.B.220652
Sheffield C.B.54224100
Wakefield C.B.33155
York C.B053
1,8938,9712,005
Column (iv) relates to clearance by local authorities only; column (ii) also includes clearance by other public and private agencies.