The following table lists those local housing authorities that are in positive housing revenue account (HRA) and negative HRA subsidy. Local authorities that have delegated housing management functions to an arm's length management organisation are marked with a superscript1.
Local housing authorities with positive HRA subsidy entitlement in 2006-07
Ashfield1
Barnsley1
Basildon1
Birmingham
Blackpool1
Blyth Valley1
Bolton1
Brent1
Brighton and Hove
Bristol
Camden
City of London
Derby1
Ealing1
Easington1
Eastbourne1
Gateshead1
Greenwich
Hackney1
Hammersmith1
Haringey1
Hounslow1
Islington1
Kensington1
Kings Lynn
Kingston Upon Hull
Kirklees1
Lambeth1
Leeds1
Leicester
Lewisham1
Lincoln
Liverpool
Manchester1
Newcastle upon Tyne1
Newham1
North Tyneside
Nottingham1
Oldham1
Plymouth
Rochdale1
Salford1
Sandwell1
Sheffield1
South Norfolk
Southwark
Stockton1
Teesdale
Thanet
Tower Hamlets
Waltham Forest1
Westminster1
Wigan1
Local housing authorities with negative HRA subsidy entitlement in 2006-07
Adur
Alnwick
Arun
Ashford
Aylesbury
Babergh
Barking
Barnet1
Barrow
Bassetlaw1
Berwick
Blaby
Bolsover
Bournemouth
Bracknell
Braintree
Brentwood
Bridgnorth
Broxtowe
Bury1
Cambridge
Cannock Chase
Canterbury
Caradon
Carrick1
Castle Morpeth
Castle Point
Charnwood1
Cheltenham1
Chesterfield
Chester-le-Street
Chorley
City of York
Colchester1
Corby
Crawley
Croydon
Dacorum
Darlington
Dartford
Daventry
Derwentside
Doncaster1
Dover
Dudley
Durham
East Devon
East Riding
Ellesmere Port
Enfield
Epping Forest
Exeter
Fareham
Fenland
Gedling
Gloucester1
Gosport
Gravesham
Great Yarmouth
Guildford
Harborough
Harlow
Harrogate
Harrow
Havering1
High Peak1
Hillingdon1
Hinckley
Ipswich
Kettering
Kingston upon Thames
Lancaster
Lewes
Luton
Macclesfield
Mansfield
Medway Towns
Melton
Merton
Mid Devon
Mid Suffolk
Milton Keynes
Mole Valley
NE Derbyshire1
New Forest
Newark1
North Cornwall
North Kesteven
North Lincoln
North Shropshire
North Warwick
Northampton
Nuneaton
NW Leicester
Oadby and Wigston
Oswestry
Oxford City
Pendle
Poole1
Portsmouth
Reading
Redbridge1
Redditch
Ribble Valley
Richmondshire
Rochford
Rotherham1
Rugby
Runnymede
Rutland
Salisbury
Sedgefield
Sedgemoor1
Sefton
Selby
Shepway
Slough
Solihull1
South Beds
South Cambridge
South Derby
South Gloucs
South Holland
South Kesteven
South Lakeland1
South Northants
South Tyneside1
Southampton
Southend-on-Sea1
St. Albans
Stevenage1
Stockport1
Stoke-on-Trent
Stroud
Sutton1
Swindon
Tamworth
Tandridge
Taunton Deane
Tendring
Three Rivers
Thurrock
Uttlesford
Wandsworth
Warrington1
Warwick
Waveney
Waverley
Wealden
Wear Valley1
Wellingborough
West Lancashire
Winchester
Woking
Wokingham
Wolverhampton1
Wycombe
2006-07 is the latest financial year for which audited data are available. Although local housing authorities in surplus and so making HRA subsidy payments to the Department outnumber local housing authorities receiving positive HRA subsidy, the Exchequer made a net contribution of £148 million to HRA subsidy nationally.
The question does not relate to our low cost home ownership policy. It is in relation to loans offered by a mortgage lender.
The Yorkshire Building Society should be contacted for details of early repayment charges on parts 1 and 2.
As set out in the response to the Commission on Integration and Cohesion, published on 4 February, the Housing Corporation within their Affordable Housing Programme requires all Investment Partners to provide a ‘Method Statement’ that details how they intend to meet the needs of diverse communities.
The Corporation will be doing further work later this year on an assessment methodology for determining the impact of affordable housing investment decisions on community cohesion.