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To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how many firefighters were (a) sacked and (b) made redundant after failing the capability assessment (i) nationally, (ii) in Devon and Somerset and (iii) in London last year.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how many firefighters were (a) sacked and (b) made redundant after failing the capability assessment (i) nationally, (ii) in Devon and Somerset and (iii) in London last year.
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This information is not held centrally.
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government if his Department will offer support to Portsmouth and neighbouring authorities to help those affected by the job losses announced by BAE Systems.
To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government if his Department will offer support to Portsmouth and neighbouring authorities to help those affected by the job losses announced by BAE Systems.
Every effort is being made, both in Government and at a local level, to help those individuals and businesses affected by the job losses announced by BAE Systems.
A £1 million Department for Work and Pensions rapid response service will support those recently made redundant and £5 million from the regional growth fund will be used to support training for BAE staff facing redundancy.
The Government also recently announced the Portsmouth and Southampton city deal, which will bring millions in public and private sector investment and maximise the economic strengths of these two coastal cities and the wider Solent area by supporting further growth in the area's maritime, marine and advanced manufacturing sectors.
Over its lifetime it is predicted that the city deal will deliver:
over 4,500 permanent new jobs particularly focused in marine, maritime and advanced manufacturing sectors;
over 14,000 construction jobs;
unlock 107,000 square metres of new employment floor space with a focus on supporting growth in the marine, maritime and advanced manufacturing sectors;
provide £113 million of local and national public sector investment;
lever in over £831 million of private sector investment into the area through site development, skills and unemployment schemes and business support services;
create 7,500 new apprenticeships with 2,000 over the next three years;
support 1,000 long-term unemployed over the next two years.