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Speech in Commons Chamber - Wed 08 Jun 2022
Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill

"I think that what unites us across the House is an ambition to avoid the postcode where someone is born defining their possibilities in life. I think that that is something we share, but it is the reality for too many of the people we represent. We now live in …..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Wed 08 Jun 2022
Levelling-up and Regeneration Bill

"Could the Minister say a word about how he will use the missions to drive the reduction of inequalities in our country? One approach that the Labour Government tried was the use of floor targets in neighbourhood renewal funds. He may have a different approach, but that detail is terribly …..."
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Written Question
Department for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities: Public Expenditure
Wednesday 30th March 2022

Asked by: Liam Byrne (Labour - Birmingham Hodge Hill and Solihull North)

Question to the Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government:

To ask the Secretary of State for Levelling Up, Housing and Communities, if he will (a) list the spending programmes his Department devolves for administration to local government in England and other local spending bodies and (b) specify the value for each programme for every year for which budgets are agreed.

Answered by Kemi Badenoch - Leader of HM Official Opposition

The table below sets out funding DLUHC core department devolved in 2021-22. Future years funding will be published in the usual way. The Local Government Finance Settlement can be found using this link: https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/final-local-government-finance-settlement-england-2021-to-2022.

Programme Name

Value 2021-22 (£m)

AFFORDABLE HOMES PROGRAMME

215.0

BETTER CARE FUND PROGRAMME SUPPORT

0.3

BICHESTER

4.6

BRENT CROSS

29.1

BROWNFIELD HOUSING FUND

157.8

BROWNFIELD LAND RELEASE FUND

64.4

BUILDING SAFETY REMEDIATION

393.0

CHANGING FUTURES

16.0

CHANGING PLACES

0.3

COASTAL COMMUNITIES FUND

0.1

COMMUNITY CHAMPIONS

22.5

COMMUNITY HOUSING FUND

6.0

COMMUNITY OWNERSHIP FUND - COF

1.4

COVID-19 CLINICALLY & EXTREMELY VULNERABLE

61.3

CUSTOM BUILD LAND DUTY

0.1

DATA IMPROVEMENT SHARE OUTCOME FUND

4.1

DIGITAL PLANNING REFORM

1.9

DISABLED FACILITIES GRANTS (N)

573.0

DOMESTIC ABUSE

1.8

EAST BANK

51.6

EBBSFLEET DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

19.0

ENGLISH LANGUAGE

5.2

ESTATE REGEN FUND

14.2

FAITH, RACE AND HATE GRANT SCHEME

0.4

FLOOD RECOVERY FRAMEWORK SCHEMES

3.7

FREEPORTS

3.7

FUTURE HIGH STREET FUND

257.5

GETTING BUILDING FUND

449.9

GRT EDUCATION PROGRAMME

1.0

HOLOCAUST MEMORIAL PROGRAMME

1.0

HOME OF 2030

0.4

HOMELESSNESS

378.8

HONG KONG BRITISH NATIONAL OVERSEAS (HKBNOS) WELCOME PROGRAMME

6.5

HOUSING INFRASTRUCTURE FUND (CORE)

37.9

INFRASTRUCTURE FOR COMMONWEALTH GAMES

17.7

INTERFAITH NETWORK FOR THE UK

0.3

LEP CORE FUNDING

19.1

LESSONS FROM AUSCHWITZ UNIVERSITIES

0.1

LEVELLING UP FUND

103.2

LOCAL DIGITAL COLLABORATION

12.4

LOCAL GROWTH INVESTMENT FUNDS

347.5

LOCAL LAND CHARGES

0.1

LOCAL RESILIENCE FORUMS (LRFS)

8.1

MAYORAL CAPACITY FUND

9.0

MIDLANDS ENGINE

2.5

MODERN PLANNING SOFTWARE

6.8

NCTT

0.3

NEAR NEIGHBOURS

1.0

NEIGHBOURHOOD PLANNING

7.9

NEW DEVELOPMENT CORPORATIONS

2.1

NEW HOMES BONUS

622.3

NORTHERN POWERHOUSE

0.5

OXFORD-CAMBRIDGE ARC

1.0

OXFORDSHIRE HOUSING

40.0

PARTNERSHIPS FOR PEOPLE AND PLACE

0.7

PFI HOUSING

138.7

PLANNING ADVISORY SERVICE (PAS)

0.7

PLANNING DELIVERY FUND

5.3

PLANNING REFORM

2.8

REDCAR AND CLEVELAND BOROUGH COUNCIL

3.7

REGIONAL CONTROL CENTRES

4.2

REMEMBERING SREBRENICA

0.3

REOPENING HIGH STREETS SAFELY

26.8

RIGHT TO BUY RECEIPTS

12.3

ROUGH SLEEPING

325.4

ROUGH SLEEPING COVID RESPONSE

40.3

SCHOOLS LINKING

0.2

SECRETARIAT FOR THE INDEPENDENT ANTISEMITISM ADVISER

0.1

SHIELDING SUPPORT

40.8

SSI STEELWORKS

25.7

STDC - TEESWORKS WORKS

11.1

STRENGTHENING FAITH INSTITUTIONS

0.5

STRONGER TOWNS CAPACITY FUNDING

162.4

SUPPORTED HOUSING OVERSIGHT PILOTS

2.4

SUPPORTING FAMILIES

163.7

TENANT FEES ACT 2019

0.8

THAMES ESTUARY

1.5

TOWNS FUND

0.5

TRANSPORT FOR EBBSFLEET

1.7

UK COMMUNITY RENEWAL FUND

122.5

VOLUNTARY AND COMMUNITY SECTOR FUNDING FOR ROUGH SLEEPING AND HOMELESSNESS

2.7

VOLUNTARY RIGHT TO BUY

1.4

WAKING WATCH

0.4

WESTERN GATEWAY CORE FUNDING

1.0

WINDRUSH

0.7

WOMENS AID

0.3

YOUTH HOMELESSNESS

0.6


Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 24 Jan 2022
Oral Answers to Questions

"11. What assessment he has made of the potential merits of the West Midlands Combined Authority’s proposals for a further devolution deal. ..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 24 Jan 2022
Oral Answers to Questions

"The Mayor of the West Midlands and I disagree on much, but I think he buys into my argument that we should be the green workshop of the world, and I agree with him that delivering on that requires radical devolution of resources and powers in at least 12 different …..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 01 Nov 2021
Budget Resolutions

"Can the Secretary of State just explain to the House why, if the global Britain fund is forecast to be so successful, the Office for Budget Responsibility has downgraded our trade forecast?..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 01 Nov 2021
Budget Resolutions

"rose..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 01 Nov 2021
Budget Resolutions

"I want to clarify that point, because it is potentially quite significant. The characteristic of a Lawson-esque tax system is, of course, that capital is taxed at the same rate as income. Is that what the hon. Gentleman is advocating?..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 01 Nov 2021
Budget Resolutions

"It is shame that the hon. Member for Wimbledon (Stephen Hammond) is not in his place because he put his finger on the nub of the debate. A strategy for growth should have been at the Budget’s heart, yet the International Monetary Fund and Office for Budget Responsibility took one …..."
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Speech in Commons Chamber - Mon 01 Nov 2021
Budget Resolutions

"I only intervene because I am sure that the Minister does not want to lead the House astray. The Resolution Foundation is very clear in its analysis that three quarters of the 4.4 million people on universal credit will be negatively affected and the bottom fifth of people will be …..."
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