Historic Buildings Council

Mr. D. E. Thomas

asked the Secretary of State for Wales when he expects to receive the next annual report of the Historic Buildings Council for Wales.

The latest published report of the Historic Buildings Council was laid before Parliament in October 1986. A further report is expected later this year.

asked the Secretary of State for Wales (1) how many people were accepted as homeless by each local authority in Wales in 1986; and what are the corresponding figures for each year since 1979;(2) how many homeless persons were housed by each of the Welsh housing authorities in Wales in each year since 1979; and what proportion of those accepted as homeless in each area they represent.

[pursuant to the reply, 22 January 1987, c. 683–84]: The information requested is shown in the following tables:

	1983			1984			1985			1986 January-September
	Persons accepted	Persons housed	Per cent.	Persons accepted	Persons housed	Per cent.	Persons accepted	Persons housed	Per cent.	Persons accepted	Persons housed	Per cent.
Aberconwy	99	64	65	167	102	61	74	51	69	97	81	84
Alyn and Deeside	251	217	87	239	208	87	427	321	75	304	244	80
Arfon	61	55	90	38	31	82	62	62	100	30	26	87
Blaenau Gwent	459	343	75	453	346	76	444	387	87	368	268	73
Brecknock	152	58	38	134	84	63	217	78	36	130	43	33
Cardiff	730	660	90	862	819	95	1,646	1,572	96	1,455	1,343	92
Carmarthen	192	80	42	136	78	57	218	110	51	117	75	64
Ceredigion	149	142	95	203	126	62	149	142	95	97	86	89
Colwyn	55	45	82	60	57	95	71	71	100	64	60	94
Cynon Valley	1,207	1,069	89	959	836	87	840	791	94	726	688	95
Delyn	197	158	80	255	198	78	297	242	82	260	214	82
Dinefwr	31	31	100	67	61	91	104	92	89	82	76	93
Dwyfor	69	65	94	124	116	94	126	106	84	97	85	88
Glyndwr	37	37	100	52	39	75	64	50	78	43	37	86
Islwyn	118	101	86	143	119	83	139	129	93	108	105	97
Llanelli	219	149	68	213	171	80	227	180	79	271	215	79
Lliw Valley	119	116	98	204	201	99	158	158	100	157	157	100
Meirionnydd	159	120	76	106	101	95	106	92	87	111	76	69
Merthyr Tydfil	253	203	80	232	165	71	225	184	82	140	105	75
Monmouth	475	382	80	447	376	84	717	560	78	518	436	84
Montgomeryshire	83	72	87	58	38	66	52	37	71	62	59	95
Neath	1,016	855	84	963	823	86	806	620	77	587	487	83
Newport	1,218	486	40	1,199	569	48	1,513	535	35	925	371	40
Ogwr	599	514	86	448	352	79	826	541	66	1,259	857	68
Port Talbot (Afan)	160	141	88	226	209	93	164	136	83	233	183	79
Preseli	96	87	91	78	62	80	148	138	93	97	92	95
Radnor	19	19	100	34	34	100	54	54	100	18	18	100
Rhondda	852	817	96	479	470	98	317	294	93	231	225	97
Rhuddlan	268	262	98	204	179	88	242	234	97	181	169	93
Rhymney Valley	418	418	100	344	344	100	629	539	86	497	443	89
South Pembrokeshire	230	144	63	280	142	51	224	88	39	119	69	58
Swansea	1,416	678	48	1,396	594	43	762	678	89	475	435	92
Taff-Ely	158	150	95	176	164	93	186	167	90	212	200	94
Torfaen	675	479	71	421	222	53	431	296	56	692	530	77
Vale of Glamorgan	896	874	98	726	708	98	570	552	97	334	333	100
Wrexham Maelor	238	178	75	439	111	25	411	220	54	440	199	45
Ynys Mon	44	44	100	54	54	100	50	50	100	62	62	100

Volume 110: debated on Thursday 12 February 1987