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Public Buildings (Security)

Volume 205: debated on Thursday 12 March 1992

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To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what consultations he has had with architects and relevant experts on improving the design of public buildings following the recent terrorist attacks.

Measures to improve the design of public buildings so as to reduce the risks of injury from terrorist attacks are kept under review by my Department in consultation with others. Architects and relevant experts are consulted as part of this ongoing review.

To ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what steps he is taking to encourage the fitting of laminated glass in public buildings to reduce injuries caused by flying glass in terrorist bombings.

The use of laminated glass in public buildings is kept under review and general advice on this and other protective measures is issued from time to time. Individual advice is also available.

Coventry: Debt figures—at current prices
YearOutstanding debtDebt service chargeDebt repaymentPopulationDebt per capita1DS per capita
£ million£ million£ million000s££
1990–91342.18125.76412.9152311,481112
1989–90427.83221.97263.1232311,85295
1988–89487.65921.8827.0802312,11195
1987–88383.88018.6337.2622321,65580
1986–87294.77916.804n/a2341,26072
1985–86266.91913.349n/a2341,14157
1984–85243.99011.855n/a2351,03850
1983–84234.50410.250n/a23599844