Housing: Insulation

Energy and Climate Change written question – answered at on 8 June 2009.

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Photo of Alan Milburn Alan Milburn Labour, Darlington

To ask the Secretary of State for Energy and Climate Change how many houses have been insulated in (a) each region of England and (b) Darlington under Government schemes in each of the last five years.

Photo of Joan Ruddock Joan Ruddock Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Energy and Climate Change)

The following tables detail the number of homes insulated in (a) each region of England and (b) Darlington under Warm Front in the last five years.

(a) insulated households in each region of England
Region 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 2008-09
East Midlands (1) 2,904 9,087 9,320 8,562
East of England (1) 2,809 8,980 10,161 10,825
Greater London 9,795 5,079 4,952 6,041 6,105
North East England 10,913 5,463 6,049 4,833 3,353
North West England 33,478 18,930 24,541 20,988 19,166
South East England 13,602 8,709 9,751 8,684 8,889
South West England 12,038 7,487 8,161 8,296 7,987
West Midlands 20,520 11,112 12,844 11,958 10,522
Yorkshire and Humber (1) 4,202 11,283 13,385 9,845
(1) Unavailable
(b) Insulated households in Darlington
Number
2004-05 581
2005-06 221
2006-07 305
2007-08 204
2008-09 134
Note: Households insulated may have received one or more measures, such as cavity wall and loft insulation. Additionally, figures for 2004-05 do not include the Eastern Region or Yorkshire and the Humber as these areas were managed by a different Scheme Manager at this time (Powergen) and the data retained are not sufficient to provide a consolidated response.

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