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Statutory Instruments

2010 No. 2481

Social Security

The Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Amendment Order 2010

Made

11th October 2010

Laid before Parliament

14th October 2010

Coming into force

26th November 2010

The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions makes the following Order in exercise of the powers conferred by sections 140B(1) to (4), 140C(1) and (4), 140F(2) and 189(1), (4) to (7) of the Social Security Administration Act 1992( 1 ).

In accordance with section 189(8)( 2 ) of that Act the Secretary of State has sought the consent of the Treasury.

In accordance with section 176(1)( 3 ) of that Act, consultation has taken place with organisations appearing to the Secretary of State to be representative of the authorities concerned.

Citation, commencement and interpretation

(2) Article 2 has effect from 1st April 2008.

(3) Articles 3 and 4 have effect from 1st April 2009.

(4) Articles 5 and 6 have effect from 1st April 2010.

(5) In this Order, “the 1998 Order” means the Income-related Benefits (Subsidy to Authorities) Order 1998( 4 ).

Amendment of Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order taking effect from 1st April 2008

2. In Schedule 1( 5 ) to the 1998 Order, in the second column, substitute the figures set out in the second column of the table in Schedule 1 to this Order, in respect of the authorities listed in the first column of that table.

Amendment of article 18 of the 1998 Order taking effect from 1st April 2009

3. —(1) Article 18( 6 ) (additions to subsidy) of the 1998 Order is amended as follows.

(2) In paragraph (1) for “paragraphs (8) and (9)” substitute “paragraph (8)”.

(3) For paragraph (1)(e) substitute—

(e) where, during the relevant year, it is discovered that any overpayments of relevant benefit have been made which were authority error overpayments or administrative delay overpayments, the following amounts—

(i) where the total of the authority error overpayments and administrative delay overpayments is less than or equal to 0.48% of the total specified subsidy, 100% of the total of those overpayments;

(ii) where the total of the authority error overpayments and administrative delay overpayments is greater than 0.48% but less than or equal to 0.54% of the total specified subsidy, 40% of the total of those overpayments; and

(iii) where the total of the authority error overpayments and administrative delay overpayments is greater than 0.54% of the total specified subsidy, nil. .

(4) In paragraph (2) after sub-paragraph (c) add—

or

(d) an administrative delay overpayment. .

(5) For paragraph (5) substitute—

(5) In paragraphs (1)(c) and (4A), and in article 19(1)(f), “fraudulent overpayment” means an overpayment in respect of a period falling wholly or partly after 31st March 1993 where the claimant has in respect of the overpayment—

(a) been found guilty of an offence whether under a statute or otherwise;

(b) made an admission after caution of deception or fraud for the purpose of obtaining relevant benefit; or

(c) agreed to pay a penalty under section 115A of the Act (penalty as an alternative to prosecution) and has not withdrawn that agreement.

(5A) In paragraph (5)(b) “admission after caution” means—

(a) in England and Wales, an admission after a caution has been administered in accordance with a Code issued under the Police and Criminal Evidence Act 1984 ( 7 ) ;

(b) in Scotland, an admission after a caution has been administered, such admission being duly witnessed by two persons. .

(6) After paragraph (6) insert—

(6ZA) In paragraphs (1)(e) and (2)(d), “administrative delay overpayment” means an overpayment arising where—

(a) an authority is notified of a change of circumstances and has sufficient information and evidence to make a revision or supersession decision on an award;

(b) the authority does not make the decision before the next day on which the claimant’s benefit is paid or, in the case of council tax benefit, is allowed; and

(c) the delay was not—

(i) caused by a mistake, whether in the form of an act or omission, by an authority; or

(ii) caused or materially contributed to by the claimant, a person acting on the claimant’s behalf, or any other person to whom payment is made. .

(7) In paragraph (12) after “(6)” insert “, (6ZA)”.

Substitution of Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order taking effect from 1st April 2009

4. For Schedule 1( 8 ) to the 1998 Order substitute the Schedule in Schedule 2 to this Order.

Amendments relating to temporary accommodation taking effect from 1st April 2010

5. —(1) The 1998 Order is amended as follows.

(2) In article 13(1)(a)( 9 ) (relevant benefit) for “and 17” substitute “, 17 and 17A”.

(3) In articles —

(a) 15(7) (disproportionate rent increase); and

(b) 15A(7)( 10 ) (disproportionate rent increase – Wales),

for “(subsidy in respect of homeless and short lease rebate cases)” substitute “(subsidy in respect of temporary accommodation – non self-contained licensed accommodation and board and lodging accommodation) or article 17A (subsidy in respect of temporary accommodation – self-contained licensed accommodation and short lease accommodation)”.

(4) In article 17( 11 ) (subsidy in respect of temporary accommodation – non self-contained licensed accommodation and board and lodging accommodation) and article 17A (subsidy in respect of temporary accommodation – self-contained licensed accommodation and short lease accommodation)

(a) in paragraph (2)—

(i) for “the lower” substitute “the lowest”; and

(ii) after sub-paragraph (b) add—

or

(c) subject to paragraph (3A), £500 where the dwelling is located in a broad rental market area listed in Schedule 8 (broad rental market areas in London) or £375 where the dwelling is located in any other broad rental market area. ; and

(b) after paragraph (3) insert—

(3A) The Secretary of State may determine in any particular case that paragraph (2)(c)—

(a) does not apply; or

(b) applies as if for the figure of £500 or £375 there were substituted a higher figure. .

(5) After Schedule 7 (authorities in London) add the Schedule in Schedule 3 to this Order.

Amendment of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order taking effect from 1st April 2010

6. —(1) Schedule 4A( 12 ) (rent rebate limitation deductions (Housing Revenue Account dwellings)) is amended as follows.

(2) In paragraph 2 (liability to deduction), for sub-paragraphs (6) and (7) substitute—

(6) The RPI figure referred to in Step 3 is 1.2551.

(7) The annual factor for 2010-11 is 0.1. .

(3) In paragraph 3 (amount of deduction), for sub-paragraph (3) substitute—

(3) The rebate proportion for each year commencing with 2010-11 is 0.761. .

(4) For Part 3 (weekly rent limits for purposes of Part 2: Authorities in England) substitute Part 3 as set out in Schedule 4 to this Order.

(5) For Part 5 (amounts for purposes of Part 4, paragraph 4: Authorities in Wales) substitute Part 5 as set out in Schedule 5 to this Order.

Signed by authority of the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions.

Freud

Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State

Department for Work and Pensions

6th October 2010

We consent

Michael Fabricant

Angela Watkinson

Two of the Lords Commissioners of Her Majesty’s Treasury

11th October 2010

Article 2

SCHEDULE 1 Amendment of Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order

Authority £
Adur 447,995
Aylesbury Vale 902,883
Berwick upon Tweed 229,209
Blaby 373,901
Blackpool 2,085,709
Brentwood 400,395
Castle Point 579,935
Chichester 765,717
City of London 153,836
Enfield 3,469,084
Harrow 1,918,752
Isles of Scilly 8,201
Leicester 3,429,111
Maldon 455,032
Newcastle upon Tyne 3,049,237
North Cornwall 684,066
North Norfolk 820,735
Northampton 1,649,365
Rugby 620,103
Rutland 157,828
South Gloucestershire 1,282,479
South Holland 542,478
South Tyneside 1,907,958
Uttlesford 342,307
Vale of White Horse 683,185
Wycombe 952,046
Merthyr Tydfil 651,284
Wrexham 1,049,074
Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar 258,344

Article 4

SCHEDULE 2 Schedule to be substituted for Schedule 1 to the 1998 Order

Articles 12(1)(b) and 17(1) and (8)

SCHEDULE 1 Sums to be used in the calculation of subsidy

Relevant year 2009-2010

Non HRA rent rebate
Local authority Administration subsidy (£) Threshold (£) Cap (£)
Adur 501,108 123.51 218.59
Allerdale 913,726 99.14 175.12
Amber Valley 1,009,775 99.63 176.19
Arun 1,281,163 129.28 228.35
Ashfield 1,093,330 93.56 165.44
Ashford 828,813 122.76 217.07
Aylesbury Vale 1,035,115 118.70 210.39
Babergh 558,706 113.61 200.88
Barking and Dagenham 2,472,838 191.10 303.80
Barnet 3,492,266 191.10 303.80
Barnsley 2,393,524 83.11 148.00
Barrow in Furness 766,531 103.70 183.36
Basildon 1,867,885 120.70 213.42
Basingstoke and Deane 1,058,952 122.92 217.14
Bassetlaw 953,798 104.30 184.43
Bath and North East Somerset 1,312,318 105.75 186.80
Bedford 1,438,170 97.90 173.55
Bexley 1,962,769 191.10 303.80
Birmingham 14,086,391 100.24 177.75
Blaby 433,408 89.33 158.30
Blackburn with Darwen 1,816,010 114.39 202.05
Blackpool 2,333,428 95.27 172.92
Bolsover 746,201 81.23 146.64
Bolton 2,980,362 85.81 153.11
Boston 622,292 89.47 158.39
Bournemouth 1,983,960 107.53 202.08
Bracknell Forest 728,845 133.56 240.01
Bradford 5,798,735 90.51 170.09
Braintree 1,138,772 109.87 194.28
Breckland 1,072,016 112.36 199.19
Brent 4,377,145 191.10 321.29
Brentwood 436,831 124.55 220.25
Brighton and Hove 3,550,343 111.13 218.36
Bristol 4,574,395 97.89 193.54
Broadland 726,728 112.36 199.19
Bromley 2,478,039 191.10 303.80
Bromsgrove 501,455 104.42 192.96
Broxbourne 848,986 132.80 234.83
Broxtowe 737,014 85.43 152.34
Burnley 1,247,910 101.59 179.45
Bury 1,733,042 98.94 174.96
Calderdale 2,176,025 87.94 155.59
Cambridge 909,231 116.98 206.85
Camden 3,711,197 191.10 319.83
Cannock Chase 863,985 104.88 191.79
Canterbury 1,121,781 117.96 208.56
Carlisle 916,855 96.75 171.07
Castle Point 695,984 128.42 227.06
Central Bedfordshire 1,638,916 125.04 222.39
Charnwood 915,596 89.89 158.97
Chelmsford 1,071,095 125.69 223.06
Cheltenham 927,921 127.66 225.72
Cherwell 934,296 123.76 219.15
Cheshire East 2,490,881 107.12 203.67
Cheshire West and Chester 2,595,529 78.91 157.98
Chesterfield 1,125,422 85.77 151.67
Chichester 818,670 124.40 219.73
Chiltern 533,270 122.92 217.14
Chorley 803,880 88.01 156.48
Christchurch 397,310 105.75 198.52
City of London 194,033 191.10 303.80
Colchester 1,279,666 115.76 206.37
Copeland 705,890 93.15 176.96
Corby 577,475 95.99 175.40
Cornwall 5,151,361 106.61 192.45
Cotswold 553,985 105.75 186.80
Coventry 4,018,911 85.27 167.35
Craven 353,716 105.13 185.89
Crawley 963,580 133.08 236.16
Croydon 3,859,044 191.10 315.58
Dacorum 1,019,673 116.52 208.64
Darlington 1,129,847 91.31 161.45
Dartford 707,065 120.59 213.23
Daventry 450,631 95.89 169.54
Derby 2,404,502 94.70 167.48
Derbyshire Dales 410,598 96.15 170.38
Doncaster 3,027,303 86.39 155.35
Dover 1,097,902 122.79 217.12
Dudley 2,935,450 100.57 180.44
Durham 5,814,220 89.38 159.13
Ealing 3,692,647 191.10 307.48
East Cambridgeshire 538,142 112.36 199.19
East Devon 889,713 95.98 180.37
East Dorset 535,789 105.75 198.52
East Hampshire 647,605 122.92 217.14
East Hertfordshire 802,079 134.30 238.32
East Lindsey 1,509,540 92.21 163.22
East Northamptonshire 601,598 103.01 182.35
East Riding of Yorkshire 2,374,916 92.04 167.10
East Staffordshire 853,746 89.80 158.61
Eastbourne 1,177,942 110.59 207.85
Eastleigh 746,420 122.92 217.14
Eden 310,641 99.14 175.12
Elmbridge 802,823 140.21 247.64
Enfield 3,933,000 191.10 303.80
Epping Forest 890,311 119.01 211.02
Epsom and Ewell 400,164 122.92 217.14
Erewash 974,695 88.17 156.24
Exeter 1,016,830 92.97 174.72
Fareham 551,489 116.50 210.15
Fenland 954,191 105.59 186.72
Forest Heath 412,713 103.99 183.89
Forest of Dean 677,172 101.35 179.20
Fylde 550,323 86.64 153.02
Gateshead 2,445,646 91.65 162.08
Gedling 834,085 87.30 155.02
Gloucester 1,110,965 110.68 195.71
Gosport 749,282 114.25 202.03
Gravesham 840,533 116.59 206.18
Great Yarmouth 1,295,121 87.73 164.87
Greenwich 3,803,763 191.10 303.80
Guildford 826,064 140.77 248.93
Hackney 5,085,446 191.10 304.23
Halton 1,577,299 91.17 167.01
Hambleton 523,935 87.23 164.01
Hammersmith and Fulham 2,791,049 191.10 303.80
Harborough 354,347 108.24 191.39
Haringey 4,164,700 191.10 303.80
Harlow 953,883 114.89 203.14
Harrogate 896,610 111.90 197.88
Harrow 2,303,431 191.10 333.83
Hart 344,158 122.92 217.14
Hartlepool 1,450,139 94.67 167.40
Hastings 1,388,663 122.92 217.14
Havant 1,063,513 122.92 217.14
Havering 1,855,672 191.10 303.80
Herefordshire 1,451,458 94.12 166.45
Hertsmere 812,596 112.36 199.19
High Peak 732,582 101.79 179.98
Hillingdon 2,606,575 191.10 335.66
Hinckley and Bosworth 606,228 98.28 173.80
Horsham 696,636 145.33 256.69
Hounslow 2,574,776 191.10 303.80
Huntingdonshire 1,016,397 121.72 215.78
Hyndburn 1,022,957 98.12 173.32
Ipswich 1,397,870 104.71 185.14
Isle of Wight 1,622,881 122.92 217.14
Isles of Scilly 13,939 109.28 193.24
Islington 3,987,849 191.10 314.77
Kensington and Chelsea 2,291,479 191.10 346.84
Kettering 670,480 94.72 168.87
Kings Lynn and West Norfolk 1,329,114 92.00 171.41
Kingston upon Hull 3,659,747 95.16 174.59
Kingston upon Thames 1,184,362 191.10 326.21
Kirklees 3,797,442 96.45 170.57
Knowsley 2,452,852 107.12 189.42
Lambeth 5,203,587 191.10 303.80
Lancaster 1,237,759 95.39 168.66
Leeds 7,088,714 87.58 165.00
Leicester 3,942,162 97.15 171.61
Lewes 754,314 119.27 212.35
Lewisham 4,790,443 191.10 303.80
Lichfield 636,199 97.46 172.16
Lincoln 1,004,784 91.94 162.57
Liverpool 8,120,773 97.78 172.92
Luton 1,963,629 120.28 212.69
Maidstone 1,054,829 122.12 215.92
Maldon 439,750 112.36 199.19
Malvern Hills 526,641 97.46 172.16
Manchester 7,385,844 114.63 202.68
Mansfield 1,084,383 98.40 173.81
Medway 2,471,850 120.59 213.23
Melton 258,523 88.35 160.45
Mendip 867,748 104.19 184.05
Merton 1,727,442 191.10 303.80
Mid Devon 530,867 98.98 175.05
Mid Suffolk 496,956 105.59 186.72
Mid Sussex 678,986 122.92 217.14
Middlesbrough 2,206,592 103.59 183.18
Milton Keynes 2,115,430 120.07 213.21
Mole Valley 464,865 119.51 211.32
New Forest 1,125,097 132.41 234.14
Newark and Sherwood 889,342 91.94 162.56
Newcastle under Lyme 1,087,414 82.64 162.20
Newcastle upon Tyne 3,364,104 90.05 159.22
Newham 5,591,610 191.10 303.80
North Devon 954,921 115.45 203.92
North Dorset 432,501 105.75 186.80
North East Derby 742,092 83.86 152.08
North East Lincoln 2,034,695 90.10 164.89
North Hertfordshire 965,618 120.81 220.04
North Kesteven 624,135 91.91 162.50
North Lincolnshire 1,542,925 87.22 154.80
North Norfolk 940,932 97.07 171.86
North Somerset 1,834,791 121.72 215.22
North Tyneside 2,156,531 84.26 149.81
North Warwickshire 463,406 96.16 172.79
North West Leicester 632,539 90.96 160.84
Northampton 1,813,555 119.60 211.46
Northumberland 2,787,086 93.33 165.04
Norwich 1,677,804 94.77 168.16
Nottingham 3,882,166 88.16 155.89
Nuneaton and Bedworth 1,140,220 93.25 166.57
Oadby and Wigston 309,495 89.66 159.42
Oldham 2,484,794 87.94 164.65
Oxford 1,229,037 128.85 230.01
Pendle 1,071,618 91.59 161.97
Peterborough 1,983,895 119.78 211.82
Plymouth 2,636,360 96.67 170.93
Poole 1,143,769 109.75 206.03
Portsmouth 2,451,520 116.64 206.23
Preston 1,425,829 99.74 176.35
Purbeck 341,003 122.00 215.70
Reading 1,462,668 142.45 251.88
Redbridge 2,378,655 191.10 308.85
Redcar and Cleveland 1,760,408 99.06 175.15
Redditch 740,418 105.54 186.63
Reigate and Banstead 826,570 138.52 244.92
Ribble Valley 274,416 86.06 152.17
Richmond upon Thames 1,340,033 191.10 303.80
Richmondshire 290,430 102.07 180.47
Rochdale 2,551,547 91.46 161.72
Rochford 508,999 109.01 192.74
Rossendale 655,080 92.62 163.60
Rother 834,439 122.92 217.14
Rotherham 2,482,058 77.32 142.49
Rugby 694,716 98.86 175.93
Runnymede 499,554 145.50 257.28
Rushcliffe 561,791 101.30 180.82
Rushmoor 683,524 122.92 217.14
Rutland 182,957 108.05 191.06
Ryedale 376,059 87.23 164.01
Salford 3,001,152 101.18 178.90
Sandwell 4,013,462 108.90 194.23
Scarborough 1,312,090 103.89 183.69
Sedgemoor 930,079 111.99 198.03
Sefton 3,181,582 102.91 182.24
Selby 451,257 97.43 172.29
Sevenoaks 754,703 122.92 217.14
Sheffield 5,487,969 87.94 155.62
Shepway 1,068,561 112.70 199.27
Shropshire 2,193,958 99.12 175.34
Slough 1,446,391 128.37 229.41
Solihull 1,530,833 104.55 184.87
South Bucks 362,589 122.92 217.14
South Cambridgeshire 690,259 125.88 222.60
South Derbyshire 521,026 98.92 174.90
South Gloucestershire 1,623,230 107.81 194.41
South Hams 662,726 105.75 186.80
South Holland 623,995 93.82 165.90
South Kesteven 841,656 96.89 173.47
South Lakeland 617,814 111.44 202.90
South Norfolk 843,134 102.07 180.47
South Northamptonshire 350,641 111.38 198.50
South Oxfordshire 682,235 122.92 217.14
South Ribble 771,946 99.14 175.12
South Somerset 1,216,117 105.75 186.80
South Staffordshire 722,243 97.46 172.16
South Tyneside 2,023,763 82.03 146.95
Southampton 2,471,423 102.93 202.21
Southend on Sea 2,008,718 111.76 197.62
Southwark 4,878,833 191.10 303.80
Spelthorne 663,983 122.92 217.14
St Albans 695,768 123.96 220.79
St Edmundsbury 739,825 111.34 197.60
St Helens 2,240,046 105.67 186.85
Stafford 758,438 97.46 172.16
Staffordshire Moorlands 616,914 94.78 167.42
Stevenage 850,074 122.77 217.08
Stockport 2,299,723 89.74 176.69
Stockton on Tees 1,906,609 93.99 167.70
Stoke on Trent 2,938,959 93.80 165.84
Stratford on Avon 806,426 97.46 172.16
Stroud 719,429 112.38 198.71
Suffolk Coastal 819,322 101.99 180.79
Sunderland 4,090,886 101.89 179.99
Surrey Heath 404,755 122.92 217.14
Sutton 1,557,750 191.10 303.80
Swale 1,348,598 122.92 217.14
Swindon 1,554,189 100.15 179.08
Tameside 2,758,213 104.13 183.93
Tamworth 584,931 102.23 182.02
Tandridge 432,341 122.67 218.74
Taunton Deane 847,379 99.69 176.26
Teignbridge 1,051,969 117.87 208.44
Telford and Wrekin 1,737,268 97.46 172.16
Tendring 1,710,685 102.90 193.39
Test Valley 710,020 119.49 211.05
Tewkesbury 503,321 97.51 172.24
Thanet 1,937,616 111.67 197.45
Three Rivers 560,270 126.59 225.54
Thurrock 1,420,643 119.16 210.68
Tonbridge and Malling 750,893 122.92 217.14
Torbay 1,816,499 108.84 192.26
Torridge 576,361 107.70 190.43
Tower Hamlets 5,221,738 191.10 327.78
Trafford 1,929,201 100.74 178.12
Tunbridge Wells 766,657 122.92 217.14
Uttlesford 339,756 123.19 217.90
Vale of White Horse 778,741 122.92 217.14
Wakefield 3,456,429 88.02 168.09
Walsall 3,540,899 100.25 177.29
Waltham Forest 3,219,187 191.10 322.08
Wandsworth 3,377,793 191.10 341.95
Warrington 1,486,668 100.10 176.99
Warwick 897,740 106.19 190.27
Watford 803,294 123.28 217.97
Waveney 1,313,320 96.92 171.37
Waverley 672,435 133.58 235.96
Wealden 875,435 104.80 205.89
Wellingborough 680,031 98.69 174.49
Welwyn Hatfield 875,199 115.76 207.92
West Berkshire 948,548 122.92 217.14
West Devon 363,813 105.75 186.80
West Dorset 758,026 105.75 186.80
West Lancashire 961,638 93.59 166.90
West Lindsey 714,794 91.05 161.19
West Oxfordshire 575,998 117.83 208.15
West Somerset 389,617 105.75 186.80
Westminster 3,323,473 191.10 375.44
Weymouth and Portland 726,952 109.50 193.43
Wigan 3,182,049 93.88 166.01
Wiltshire 2,970,472 116.27 205.58
Winchester 604,916 123.41 218.21
Windsor and Maidenhead 875,864 122.92 217.14
Wirral 3,977,272 109.59 193.77
Woking 596,781 158.97 281.11
Wokingham 548,816 124.20 225.80
Wolverhampton 3,318,461 91.05 172.17
Worcester 867,281 93.88 167.79
Worthing 917,873 122.92 217.14
Wychavon 820,069 122.69 216.70
Wycombe 1,049,291 141.25 249.75
Wyre 994,344 99.54 175.81
Wyre Forest 982,492 101.39 179.09
York 1,260,538 103.14 182.36
Blaenau Gwent 894,463 96.23 170.14
Bridgend 1,437,787 97.66 172.69
Caerphilly 1,835,410 103.23 182.52
Cardiff 3,382,539 108.59 193.10
Carmarthenshire 1,681,016 94.24 166.64
Ceredigion 612,891 103.29 182.64
Conwy 1,066,422 90.85 167.95
Denbighshire 966,950 88.36 157.75
Flintshire 1,159,213 93.96 166.36
Gwynedd 1,073,107 93.59 165.47
Isle of Anglesey 603,154 92.27 163.15
Merthyr Tydfil 747,959 93.63 165.56
Monmouthshire 558,154 108.41 193.01
Neath and Port Talbot 1,631,627 94.91 167.83
Newport 1,408,147 102.78 184.05
Pembrokeshire 1,026,030 92.25 163.11
Powys 949,501 96.75 171.33
Rhondda Cynon Taff 2,618,967 92.09 162.82
Swansea 2,458,074 98.39 173.97
Torfaen 953,649 106.83 190.64
Vale of Glamorgan 1,030,938 110.87 196.06
Wrexham 1,148,585 88.12 156.30
Aberdeen 1,838,162 83.63 149.48
Aberdeenshire 1,441,298 78.84 143.43
Angus 1,019,468 73.78 136.28
Argyll and Bute 923,661 89.91 159.00
Clackmannanshire 582,825 79.23 149.71
Comhairle Nan Eilean Siar 330,371 92.99 166.51
Dumfries and Galloway 1,692,254 84.35 151.85
Dundee 2,198,685 91.68 163.76
East Ayrshire 1,552,354 80.69 142.81
East Dunbartonshire 664,690 86.25 156.39
East Lothian 821,771 77.56 137.15
East Renfrewshire 523,388 82.76 155.46
Edinburgh 4,800,097 105.41 186.39
Falkirk 1,546,620 84.03 158.15
Fife 3,851,973 79.94 146.63
Glasgow 11,602,780 106.81 188.86
Highland 1,935,976 98.09 173.43
Inverclyde 1,229,317 104.53 179.09
Midlothian 709,606 70.33 124.37
Moray 705,596 71.13 125.76
North Ayrshire 1,809,711 75.59 137.05
North Lanarkshire 4,105,064 88.04 157.63
Orkney 167,193 82.44 145.75
Perth and Kinross 1,131,281 74.84 132.34
Renfrewshire 2,154,237 91.49 170.85
Scottish Borders 1,088,586 79.62 140.77
Shetland 154,304 107.31 189.75
South Ayrshire 1,229,927 82.11 145.16
South Lanarkshire 3,470,355 90.11 159.34
Stirling 678,498 84.93 150.16
West Dunbartonshire 1,511,302 84.60 149.60
West Lothian 1,780,378 86.92 182.16

Article 5(5)

SCHEDULE 3 Schedule to be added after Schedule 7 to the 1998 Order

Articles 17 and 17A

SCHEDULE 8 Broad rental market areas in London

Central London
Inner East London
Inner North London
Inner South East London
Inner South West London
Inner West London
Outer South West London

Article 6(4)

SCHEDULE 4 Part to be substituted for Part 3 of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order

PART 3 WEEKLY RENT LIMITS FOR PURPOSES OF PART 2: AUTHORITIES IN ENGLAND

TABLE

RELEVANT YEAR 2010-11

Authority Weekly rent limit
Adur £73.81
Arun £75.50
Ashfield £54.19
Ashford £72.90
Babergh £70.88
Barking £75.63
Barnet £85.34
Barnsley £58.45
Barrow £61.51
Basildon £68.91
Bassetlaw £58.20
Birmingham £66.05
Blackpool £56.35
Bolsover £62.56
Bolton £58.51
Bournemouth £66.67
Brent £91.85
Brentwood £76.51
Brighton and Hove £68.05
Bristol £64.49
Broxtowe £58.76
Bury £61.86
Cambridge £79.67
Camden £96.20
Cannock Chase £60.65
Canterbury £71.45
Castle Point £73.56
Central Bedfordshire £79.73
Charnwood £58.99
Cheltenham £66.22
Cheshire West and Chester £63.43
Chesterfield £62.26
City of London £87.45
City of York £63.93
Colchester £70.14
Corby £61.64
Cornwall £58.06
Crawley £80.34
Croydon £87.49
Dacorum £83.72
Darlington £57.06
Dartford £72.37
Derby £62.53
Doncaster £57.57
Dover £70.01
Dudley £65.94
Durham £55.48
Ealing £85.15
East Devon £64.37
East Riding £61.95
Eastbourne £62.78
Enfield £81.26
Epping Forest £78.84
Exeter £60.16
Fareham £72.40
Gateshead £59.96
Gloucester £64.06
Gosport £68.56
Gravesham £72.19
Great Yarmouth £59.30
Greenwich £81.04
Guildford £88.03
Hackney £82.35
Hammersmith £91.93
Haringey £86.02
Harlow £74.41
Harrogate £66.08
Harrow £91.44
Havering £76.25
High Peak £59.41
Hillingdon £90.28
Hinckley £62.48
Hounslow £83.49
Ipswich £64.98
Isles of Scilly £64.69
Islington £92.33
Kensington £102.62
Kettering £64.53
Kingston upon Hull £59.21
Kingston upon Thames £91.69
Kirklees £57.13
Lambeth £86.19
Lancaster £61.82
Leeds £58.60
Leicester £58.72
Lewes £72.03
Lewisham £76.80
Lincoln £54.30
Luton £68.85
Manchester £61.54
Mansfield £58.46
Medway Towns £66.19
Melton £60.65
Merton £85.46
Mid Devon £63.52
Mid Suffolk £66.25
Milton Keynes £67.29
North East Derbyshire £62.61
New Forest £79.29
Newark £61.98
Newcastle upon Tyne £59.62
Newham £76.40
North Kesteven £61.81
North Tyneside £59.53
North Warwick £68.60
Northampton £65.72
Northumberland £53.83
Norwich £63.13
Nottingham £59.51
Nuneaton £62.04
North West Leicester £62.19
Oadby and Wigston £62.39
Oldham £57.98
Oxford City £83.41
Plymouth £53.84
Poole £68.73
Portsmouth £67.81
Reading £85.19
Redbridge £86.29
Redditch £62.58
Richmondshire £62.52
Rochdale £58.45
Rotherham £58.74
Rugby £67.97
Runnymede £87.81
Rutland £66.27
Salford £61.39
Sandwell £66.43
Sedgemoor £63.94
Selby £63.11
Sheffield £56.80
Shepway £67.78
Shropshire £65.27
Slough £84.18
Solihull £66.07
South Cambridge £82.22
South Derbyshire £63.32
South Holland £59.60
South Kesteven £61.79
South Lakeland £69.94
South Tyneside £58.54
Southampton £67.44
Southend on Sea £69.71
Southwark £85.02
St Albans £88.47
Stevenage £78.69
Stockport £59.21
Stockton £63.26
Stoke on Trent £57.63
Stroud £66.96
Sutton £83.84
Swindon £65.43
Tamworth £64.69
Tandridge £77.53
Taunton Deane £65.43
Tendring £66.92
Thanet £66.62
Thurrock £68.62
Tower Hamlets £86.12
Uttlesford £79.54
Waltham Forest £80.00
Wandsworth £98.86
Warrington £62.44
Warwick £73.89
Waveney £63.08
Waverley £87.84
Wealden £67.96
Welwyn Hatfield £83.44
West Lancashire £61.01
Westminster £100.28
Wigan £61.19
Wiltshire £73.00
Winchester £80.32
Woking £84.47
Wokingham £88.17
Wolverhampton £63.33
Wycombe £85.23

Article 6(5)

SCHEDULE 5 Part to be substituted for Part 5 of Schedule 4A to the 1998 Order

TABLE

RELEVANT YEAR 2010-11

Authority

(1)

Specified Amount “O”

(2)

Guideline rent increase

Blaenau Gwent 54.11 0.71
Caerphilly 62.57 1.03
Cardiff 70.04 1.38
Carmarthen 60.14 1.44
Denbighshire 57.81 1.25
Flintshire 61.30 1.08
Gwynedd 60.75 1.14
Isle of Anglesey 57.62 0.99
Neath Port Talbot 56.92 1.06
Pembrokeshire 60.45 1.31
Powys 62.64 1.27
Swansea 60.67 1.07
Vale of Glamorgan 67.07 1.34
Wrexham 59.70 1.22
( 1 )

1992 c.5 . Sections 140B, 140C and 140F were inserted by the Housing Act 1996 (c.52) , Schedule 12, paragraph 4. Section 140B was amended by the Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997 (c.47) , section 10 and Schedule 1, paragraph 7, the Local Government Act 2003 (c.26) , Schedule 7, paragraph 36 and the Welfare Reform Act 2007 (c.5) , Schedule 5, paragraph 9. Section 189(1) and (4) were amended by the Social Security Act 1998 (c.14) , Schedule 7, paragraph 109. Section 189(1) was amended by the Social Security Contributions (Transfer of Functions, etc.) Act 1999 (c.2) , Schedule 3, paragraph 57(2) and the Tax Credits Act 2002 (c.21) , Schedule 6. Section 189(7) was amended by the Local Government Finance Act 1992 (c.14) , Schedule 9, paragraph 24 and the Social Security Administration (Fraud) Act 1997, Schedule 1, paragraph 10.

( 2 )

Section 189(8) was amended by the Housing Act 1996, Schedule 13, paragraph 3(5), the Pensions Act 2007 (c.22) , Schedule 1, paragraph 29, the Social Security Contributions (Transfer of Functions, etc.) Act 1999, Schedule 3, paragraph 57(1) and (3) and the Tax Credits Act 2002, Schedule 4, paragraph 3.

( 3 )

Section 176(1) was amended by the Local Government Finance Act 1992, Schedule 9, paragraph 23, the Child Support, Pensions and Social Security Act 2000 (c.19) , section 69(6) and the Housing Act 1996, Schedule 13, paragraph 3(4).

( 7 )

1984 c.60 .

( 9 )

Article 13(1) was substituted by S.I. 2000/1091 and amended by S.I. 2003/3179 , 2005/369 , 2006/54 and 2008/196 .

( 10 )

Article 15A was inserted by S.I. 2005/369 .

( 11 )

Article 17 was substituted, and article 17A inserted, by S.I. 2009/2580 .

( 12 )

Schedule 4A was inserted by S.I. 2004/646 . Relevant amending instruments are S.I. 2005/535 , 2006/559 , 2007/26 , 2007/731 , 2008/695 and 2009/2564 .

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