The Department collects information on non-decent social sector homes from local authorities through the Business Plan Statistical Appendix (BPSA) annual return. Figures are provided in Table 1.
Non-decent homes Percentage of total local authority stock non-decent Barking and Dagenham 6,727 34.2 Barnet 3,388 30.5 Bexley 2— 2— Brent 0 0.0 Bromley 2— 2— Camden 11,321 47.7 City of London 679 35.9 Croydon 2,117 15.0 Ealing 4,439 32.1 Enfield 2,864 24.1 Greenwich 9,446 38.2 Hackney 8,776 37.5 Hammersmith and Fulham 4,183 31.7 Haringey 7,099 42.7 Harrow 3,680 72.5 Havering 3,397 31.4 Hillingdon 918 8.6 Hounslow 0 0.0 Islington 11,996 44.8 Kensington and Chelsea 1,657 23.9 Kingston upon Thames 1,129 23.2 Lambeth 8,528 29.2 Lewisham 12,152 46.8 Merton 1,289 20.1 Newham 10,842 58.1 Redbridge 1,357 28.8 Richmond upon Thames 2— 2— Southwark 13,608 33.1 Sutton 4,088 56.2 Tower Hamlets 9,257 59.0 Waltham Forest 6,846 64.4 Wandsworth 138 0.8 Westminster 0 0.0 1 Retention authorities and Arm’s Length Management Organisations only. 2 LSVT—Large Scale Voluntary Transfer. One of the three options set out by Government for those authorities that need extra funding to meet the required Decent Homes standard. LSVT aims to deliver improved performance and services ensuring the extra money is spent cost-effectively. The council is free to focus on more strategic housing functions. Source: Communities and Local Government Business Plan Statistical Appendix (BPSA).
These data are published by Communities and Local Government and can be obtained from the Department's website:
http://www.communities.gov.uk/housing/housingresearch/housingstatistics/housingstatisticsby/localauthorityhousing/dataforms/357553/databyregion/
Equivalent figures for registered social landlords (RSLs) are displayed in Table 2. These figures are published and available on the Housing Corporation's website:
http://www.rsrsurvey.co.uk/
Non-decent homes Percentage of total stock non-decent Barking and Dagenham 67 2.1 Barnet 444 6.5 Bexley 1,216 9.5 Brent 949 6.5 Bromley 4,348 23.7 Camden 757 7.0 City of London 52 9.6 Croydon 1,073 10.9 Ealing 398 4.1 Enfield 483 7.4 Greenwich 1,470 13.8 Hackney 1,033 4.8 Hammersmith and Fulham 1,319 10.7 Haringey 1,333 12.7 Harrow 328 9.1 Havering 194 8.3 Hillingdon 254 4.6 Hounslow 650 9.9 Islington 1,546 11.0 Kensington and Chelsea 1,611 12.1 Kingston upon Thames 110 4.7 Lambeth 4,372 21.6 Lewisham 1,380 12.6 Merton 268 5.7 Newham 912 7.8 Redbridge 302 6.6 Richmond upon Thames 662 6.8 Southwark 1,464 10.2 Sutton 280 7.6 Tower Hamlets 3,974 16.6 Waltham Forest 828 7.8 Wandsworth 956 9.7 Westminster 1,703 10.8 Source: Housing Corporation's Regulatory Statistical Return (RSR) Part O.