To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list the total payments for winter emergencies to each local authority and each health district in London; and what (a) conditions and (b) monitoring requirements are attached to such payments. [17373]

The allocation of additional resources to health authorities in London is set out in the table. The table also shows how much each of the London HAs will be transferring to its local authority social services departments.

London Has	Additional resources allocated to each HA	Amount of HA allocation for socialservices initiatives £000
	£000	£000
Barnet	1,057	367
Barking and Havering	1,092	808
Brent and Harrow	1,419	340
Camden and Islington	1,429	171
Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow	2,919	1,080
East London and The City	3,563	1,603
Enfield and Haringey	1,431	286
Hillingdon	1,100	396
Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster	690	282
Redbridge and Waltham Forest	2,121	890
Bexley and Greenwich	1,097	347
Bromley	650	52
Croydon	969	324
Kingston and Richmond	988	195
Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham1	3,980	828
Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth	2,332	528
Information correct as at 24 November 1997.
1 Includes an extra £300,000 allocated to London Ambulance Services to be administered by the HA.

The allocations were made to health authorities and trusts to manage additional winter emergency service pressures and are directed towards specific schemes which should prove of lasting benefit. Considerable investment has been targeted at developments in primary and community health services, and social services, which help care for people at home or expedite their discharge from hospital when it is appropriate.Both North and South Thames Regional Offices will monitor progress on all schemes via their regular contact with health authorities and trusts.