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Homelessness

Volume 204: debated on Tuesday 25 February 1992

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To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many homeless people there were in Wales by district council area in the years, 1987, 1988, 1989, 1990 and 1991.

[holding answer 24 February 1992]: This information is given in the table.

Number of persons in households accepted as homeless under Part III of the Housing Act 1985, by district
19871988198919901991
Aberconwy177108162137104
Alyn and Deeside330485528474499
Arfon10263657793
Blaenau Gwent463595695841761
Brecknock180176243269318
Cardiff1,5922,9713,3342,4834,052
Carmarthen255213164189227
Ceredigion188187180331373
Colwyn10487931103178
Cynon Valley6037105306231,017
Delyn7126791,002825683
Dinefwr141185124181410
Dwyfor163119178162127
Glyndwr6330434687
Islwyn121204313370399
Llanelli408302343297383
Lliw Valley254143288338284
Meirionnydd137210230250257
Merthyr Tydfil207191359496365
Monmouth618576357281388
Montgomeryshire100156127188259
Neath629636496610656
Newport1,5501,6352,4602,6962,936
Ogwr9941,1931,1761,3321,671
Port Talbot357327442303340
Preseli176194153209255
Radnorshire3160366445
Rhondda268270292166358
Rhuddlan296256273293177
Rhymney Valley4105806554392395
South Pembrokeshire210271241248205
Swansea36544393454501,779
Taff-Ely321395442568715
Torfaen7088819681,2161.038
Vale of Glamorgan2937551,0421,1601,184

1987

1988

1989

1990

1991

Wrexham Maelor522717740863730
Ynys Mon651064997111

1 Excludes those persons in the 2,000 estimated households made homeless as a result of the major flooding incident in February 1990.

2 Information for 1991 is provisional.

3 It is known that the figure for Swansea prior to 1991 was was under-recorded by the authority.

Source: Welsh Office local authority returns.