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Ministry of Housing and Local Government and Department of the Environment: Local...

Description and record details

Reference HLG 154
Title Ministry of Housing and Local Government and Department of the Environment: Local Government Finance Division and Successor: Registered Files (FIN Series)
Date 1939-1977
Description

These records of the Ministry of Housing and Local Government and Department of the Environment's Local Government Finance Division and successor document the administration of local government finance. They include internal minutes and memoranda and correspondence.

Arrangement

The records are arranged in original file reference order within each transfer.

Related material

For further records on local government finance see: AT 30 AT 37 AT 47 AT 53

Separated material

Some files from this series were re-registered into Department of the Environment series: see

AT 44

Held by The National Archives, Kew
Former reference in its original department FIN file series
Legal status Public Record(s)
Language

English

Creator

Department of the Environment, Finance Divisions, 1970-1976

Ministry of Housing and Local Government, Local Government Division and Local Government Finance Division, 1951-1970

Ministry of Local Government and Planning, 1951

Physical description 236 file(s)
Access conditions Open
Immediate source of acquisition

From 2002 Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions

Custodial history Transferred from the Department of the Environment to the Department of the Environment, Transport and the Regions in 1997
Accumulation dates Series ran from 1951 to 1974
Accruals Series is accruing
Selection and destruction information Records have been selected for permanent preservation according to the principles set out in the Department of the Environment OSP, Housing, Section 4.1. These include files on the following topics; policy on the introduction and administration of rent rebates and the rate support grant, and the implications of selective employment tax (SET). Records relating to routine casework and public correspondence have not been preserved. A maximum of 35m of records dating up to 1974 remain to be appraised. The proportion which will justify permanent preservation is unknown.