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Chamber and committees

Question reference: S6W-26978

  • Asked by: Mark Griffin, MSP for Central Scotland, Scottish Labour
  • Date lodged: 23 April 2024
  • Current status: Answered by Paul McLennan on 7 May 2024

Question

To ask the Scottish Government how much of the £60 million National Acquisition Programme funding had been spent by the end of the 2023-24 financial year, and how many social homes this funding delivered, broken down by local authority area.


Answer

In 2023-2024 a total of £83.146 million was spent and a total of 1,498 affordable homes were delivered through the National Acquisition Programme (NAP). The following table provides a breakdown of these figures by local authority area.

Due to the nature of the Affordable Housing Supply Programme (AHSP), projects may draw down grant across multiple financial years. Spend, therefore, does not necessarily directly correlate to the number of homes delivered in the same financial year, as homes are only recorded as complete once a project record has fully completed.

Local Authority Area Spend (£m) Homes Delivered
Aberdeen City 4.234 126
Aberdeenshire 1.131 16
Angus 1.846 26
Argyll & Bute 0.182 0
City of Edinburgh 9.027 138
Clackmannanshire 1.974 57
Dumfries & Galloway 0.035 1
Dundee City 0.520 13
East Ayrshire 0.925 30
East Dunbartonshire 2.964 21
East Lothian 0.186 34
East Renfrewshire 0.248 6
Falkirk 3.150 70
Fife 2.970 57
Glasgow City 17.069 176
Inverclyde 0.537 33
Midlothian 0.195 38
Moray 0.042 1
North Ayrshire 2.417 7
North Lanarkshire 7.972 110
Perth & Kinross 2.497 59
Renfrewshire 0.897 27
Scottish Borders 1.450 22
Shetland Islands 0.228 3
South Ayrshire 1.455 37
South Lanarkshire 9.723 202
Stirling 1.450 37
The Highland Council 3.932 65
West Dunbartonshire 3.890 41
West Lothian 0.000 45
Total 83.146 1,498

 

Of the £83.146 million spent a total of £9.587 million was spent on projects to be initially used by Ukrainian displaced persons and later returned to be used within the wider social housing supply after a period of up to 3 years.