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Statutory Instruments
social security
Made
8th October 2007
Laid before Parliament
11th October 2007
Coming into force
1st November 2007
The Secretary of State for Work and Pensions makes the following Regulations in exercise of the powers conferred upon him by sections 138(2) and (4) and 175(1), (3) and (4) of the Social Security Contributions and Benefits Act 1992(1).
The Social Security Advisory Committee has agreed that proposals in respect of these Regulations should not be referred to it(2).
1.—(1) These Regulations may be cited as the Social Fund Cold Weather Payments (General) Amendment Regulations 2007 and shall come into force on 1st November 2007.
(2) In these Regulations “the principal Regulations” means the Social Fund Cold Weather Payments (General) Regulations 1988(3).
2. The principal Regulations are amended in accordance with regulations 3 and 4.
3. For Schedule 1(4) to the principal Regulations (identification of stations and postcode districts), substitute the Schedule set out in Schedule 1 to these Regulations.
4. For Schedule 2(5) to the principal Regulations (specified alternative stations), substitute the Schedule set out in Schedule 2 to these Regulations.
Signed by authority of the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions
James Plaskitt
Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State,
Department for Work and Pensions
8th October 2007
Regulation 3
The following Schedule is substituted for Schedule 1 to the principal Regulations—
Regulation 2(1)(a) and (2)
Column (1) | Column (2) |
---|---|
Meteorological Office Station | Postcode districts |
1. Aberporth | SA35-48, SA64-65. |
2. Albemarle | DH1-7, DH9. |
DL4-5, DL14-17. | |
NE1-13, NE15-18, NE20-21, NE23, NE25-43, NE44-46. | |
SR1-7. | |
TS21, TS28-29. | |
3. Andrewsfield | AL1-10. |
CB1-5, CB10-11, CB21-25. | |
CM1-9, CM11-24, CM77. | |
CO9. | |
RM14-20. | |
SG1-2, SG8-14. | |
4. Aultbea | IV21-22, IV26, IV40, IV52-54. |
5. Aviemore | AB37. |
PH 19-26. | |
6. Bedford | LU1-7. |
MK1-19, MK40-46. | |
NN1-16, NN29. | |
PE19. | |
SG3-7, SG15-19. | |
7. Bingley | BB1-12, BB18. |
BD1-24. | |
DE4, DE45. | |
DL8, DL11. | |
HD1-9. | |
HX1-7. | |
LS21, LS27, LS29. | |
OL1-5, OL11-16. | |
S32-33, S35-36. | |
SK13, SK17, SK22-23. | |
ST13. | |
WF15-17. | |
8. Bishopton | G1-5, G11-15, G20-23, G31-34, G40-46, G51-53, G60-62, G64-69, G71-78, G81-84. |
KA1-18, KA20-25, KA28-30. | |
ML1-5. | |
PA1-27, PA30, PA32. | |
9. Boscombe Down | BA12. |
RG28 | |
SO20-23. | |
SP1-5, SP7, SP9-11. | |
10. Boulmer | NE22, NE24, NE61-70. |
TD15. | |
11. Braemar | AB33-36. |
PH10-11, PH18. | |
12. Brize Norton | CV36. |
GL54-56. | |
OX1-8, OX10-18, OX20, OX25-29, OX33, OX39, OX44, OX49. | |
SN7. | |
13. Cardinham (Bodmin) | PL13-17, PL22-35. |
TR9. | |
14. Carlisle | CA1-8, CA13-15. |
DG12, DG16. | |
15. Cassley | IV27-28. |
KW11, KW13. | |
16. Charlwood | BN5-6, BN44. |
GU5-6. | |
ME14-20. | |
RH1-20. | |
TN1-20, TN22, TN27. | |
17. Charterhall | NE71. |
TD3-6, TD8, TD10-12. | |
18. Chivenor | EX22-23, EX31-34, EX39. |
19. Coleshill | B1-21, B23-38, B40, B42-50, B60-80, B90-98. |
CV1-12, CV21-23, CV31-35, CV37, CV47. | |
DY1-14. | |
LE10. | |
WS1-15. | |
WV1-16. | |
20. Crosby | CH1-8, CH41-49, CH60-66. |
FY1-8. | |
L1-40. | |
LL11-14. | |
PR1-9, PR25-26. | |
SY14. | |
WA1-2, WA4-12. | |
WN1-6, WN8. | |
21. Culdrose | TR1-8, TR10-20, TR26-27. |
22. Dundrennan | DG1-2, DG5-7. |
23. Dunkeswell Aerodrome | DT6-8. |
EX1-15, EX24. | |
TA21. | |
TQ1-6, TQ9-14. | |
24. Dyce | AB10-16, AB21-25, AB30-32, AB39, AB41-43, AB51-54. |
DD8-11. | |
25. Edinburgh Gogarbank | EH1-42, EH47-49, EH51-55. |
FK1-17. | |
G63. | |
KY3, KY11-13. | |
PH3-5. | |
TD13-14. | |
26. Eskdalemuir | DG3-4, DG10-11, DG13-14. |
ML12. | |
TD1-2, TD7, TD9. | |
27. Filton | BS1-11, BS13-16, BS20-24, BS29-32, BS34-37, BS39-41, BS48-49. |
GL11-13. | |
NP16, NP26. | |
28. Fylingdales | YO11-18, YO21-22, YO25. |
29. Great Malvern | GL1-6, GL10, GL14-20, GL50-53. |
HR1-9. | |
NP15, NP25. | |
SY8. | |
WR1-15. | |
30. Heathrow | BR1-8. |
CR0, CR2-9. | |
DA1-2, DA4-8, DA14-18. | |
E1-18. | |
E1W. | |
EC1-4. | |
EN1-11. | |
HA0-9. | |
IG1-11. | |
KT1-24. | |
N1-22. | |
NW1-11. | |
RM1-13. | |
SE1-28. | |
SL0, SL3. | |
SM1-7. | |
SW1-20. | |
TW1-20. | |
UB1-10. | |
W1-14. | |
WC1-2. | |
WD1-7, WD17-19, WD23-25. | |
31. Herstmonceux, West End | BN7-8, BN20-24, BN26-27. |
TN21, TN31-40. | |
32. High Wycombe | HP1-23, HP27. |
OX9. | |
RG9 | |
SL7-9. | |
33. Hurn (Bournemouth Airport) | BH1-25, BH31. |
DT1-2, DT11. | |
SP6. | |
34. Isle of Portland | DT3-5. |
35. Kinloss | AB38, AB44-45, AB55-56. |
IV1-3, IV5, IV7-20, IV30-32, IV36. | |
36. Kirkwall | KW15-17. |
37. Lake Vyrnwy | LL20-21, LL23-25, LL41. |
SY10, SY15-17, SY19, SY21-22. | |
38. Lerwick | ZE1-3. |
39. Leuchars | DD1-7. |
KY1-2, KY4-10, KY14-16. | |
PH1-2, PH7, PH12-14. | |
40. Linton on Ouse | DL1-3, DL6-7, DL9-10. |
HG1-5. | |
LS1-20, LS22-26, LS28. | |
S62-64, S70-75. | |
TS9, TS15-16. | |
WF1-14. | |
YO1, YO7-8, YO10, YO19, YO23-24, YO26, YO30-32, YO41-43, YO51, YO60-62. | |
41. Liscombe | EX16-21, EX35-38. |
TA22, TA24. | |
42. Loch Glascarnoch | IV4, IV6, IV23-24, IV63. |
43. Loftus | SR8. |
TS1-8, TS10-14, TS17-20, TS22-27. | |
44. Lusa | IV41-49, IV51, IV55-56. |
45. Lyneham | BA1-3, BA11, BA13-15. |
GL7-9. | |
RG17. | |
SN1-6, SN8-16, SN25-26. | |
46. Machrihanish | KA27. |
PA28-29, PA31, PA34, PA37, PA41-49, PA60-76. | |
PH36, PH38-41. | |
47. Manston | CM0. |
CT1-21. | |
DA3, DA9-13. | |
ME1-13. | |
SS0-17. | |
TN23-26, TN28-30. | |
48. Marham | CB6-7. |
IP24-28. | |
PE12-14, PE30-38. | |
49. Norwich Airport | NR1-35. |
50. Nottingham | CV13. |
DE1-3, DE5-7, DE11-15, DE21-24, DE55-56, DE65, DE72-75. | |
LE1-9, LE11-14, LE16-19, LE65, LE67. | |
NG1-22, NG25, NG31-34. | |
S1-14, S17-18, S20-21, S25-26, S40-45, S60-61, S65-66, S80-81. | |
ST10, ST14. | |
51. Pembrey Sands | SA1-8, SA10-18, SA31-34, SA61-63, SA66-73. |
52. Plymouth | PL1-12, PL18-21. |
TQ7-8. | |
53. Redesdale | CA9. |
DH8. | |
DL12-13. | |
NE19, NE47-49. | |
54. Rhyl | LL15-19, LL22, LL26-32. |
55. St. Athan | CF3, CF5, CF10-11, CF14-15, CF23-24, CF31-36, CF61-64, CF71-72. |
NP10, NP18-20. | |
56. St. Catherine’s Point | PO30, PO38-41. |
57. Salsburgh | EH43-46. |
ML6-11. | |
58. Scilly, St. Mary’s | TR21-25. |
59. Sennybridge | CF37-48, CF81-83. |
LD1-8. | |
NP4, NP7-8, NP11-13, NP22-24, NP44. | |
SA9, SA19-20. | |
SY7, SY9, SY18. | |
60. Shap | CA10-12, CA16-17. |
LA8-10, LA22-23. | |
61. Shawbury | ST1-9, ST11-12, ST15-21. |
SY1-6, SY11-13. | |
TF1-13. | |
62. South Farnborough | GU1-4, GU7-35, GU46-47, GU51-52. |
RG1-2, RG4-8, RG10, RG12, RG14, RG18-27, RG29-31, RG40-42, RG45. | |
SL1-2, SL4-6. | |
SO24. | |
63. Stornoway Airport | HS1-9. |
64. Thorney Island | BN1-3, BN9-18, BN25, BN41-43, BN45. |
PO1-22, PO31-37. | |
SO14-19, SO30-32, SO40-43, SO45, SO50-53. | |
65. Tiree | PA77-78. |
PH42-44. | |
66. Trawsgoed | LL35-40. |
SY20, SY23-25. | |
67. Tulloch Bridge | FK18-21. |
PA33, PA35-36, PA38, PA40. | |
PH6, PH8-9, PH15-17, PH30-35, PH37, PH49-50. | |
68. Valley | LL33-34, LL42-49, LL51-78. |
69. Waddington | DN1-22, DN31-41. |
HU1-20. | |
LN1-13. | |
NG23-24. | |
PE10-11, PE20-25. | |
70. Walney Island | CA18-28. |
LA1-7, LA11-21. | |
71. Wattisham | CB8-9. |
CO1-8, CO10-16. | |
IP1-23, IP29-33. | |
72. West Freugh | DG8-9. |
KA19, KA26. | |
73. Wick Airport | IV25. |
KW1-3, KW5-10, KW12, KW14. | |
74. Wittering | LE15. |
NN17-18. | |
PE1-9, PE15-17, PE26-29. | |
75. Woodford | BL0-9. |
CW1-12. | |
M1-9, M11-35, M38, M40-41, M43-46, M50, M90. | |
OL6-10. | |
SK1-12, SK14-16. | |
WA3, WA13-16. | |
WN7. | |
76. Yeovilton | BA4-10, BA16, BA20-22. |
BS25-28. | |
DT9-10. | |
SP8. | |
TA1-20, TA23.” |
Regulation 4
The following Schedule is substituted for Schedule 2 to the principal Regulations—
Regulation 2(1A)(a) and 2(1B)(a)
Column (1) | Column (2) |
---|---|
Meteorological Office Station | Specified Alternative Station |
Charlwood | Kenley Airfield |
Coleshill | Coventry |
Fylingdales | Linton on Ouse |
Kinloss | Lossiemouth |
Linton on Ouse | Church Fenton |
St. Athan | Mumbles |
Shap | Keswick.” |
(This note is not part of the Regulations)
These Regulations amend the Social Fund Cold Weather Payments (General) Regulations 1988 (SI 1988/1724) (“the 1988 Regulations”) by substituting new Schedules to those Regulations in relation to the lists of weather stations and applicable postcode districts in Schedule 1, and alternative weather stations in Schedule 2.
Schedule 1 to the 1988 Regulations specifies primary weather stations which are relevant to determining whether there is a recorded, or forecasted, period of cold weather. Schedule 2 to the 1988 Regulations specifies alternative stations used to determine this information where the primary station is unable to do so (where there is no specified alternative station, the nearest station to the primary station able to provide this information is used).
Regulation 3 replaces Schedule 1 to the 1988 Regulations with Schedule 1 to these Regulations. The new Schedule largely re-enacts the list contained in the former Schedule 1, but it assigns postcodes from Boltshope Park and Capel Curig weather stations (which have been, or are about to be, closed) to various weather stations including a new weather station, Redesdale, which is added to the scheme. Weybourne will no longer be a primary weather station for the scheme and postcodes have been assigned to a new, more representative weather station, Norwich Airport. It assigns the postcodes from St. Mawgan, which will no longer be used as a primary station, to Culdrose, provides for certain other changes to the postcode and weather station linkages and introduces four other new stations (Charterhall, Filton, Shap and Trawsgoed) to the scheme.
Regulation 4 replaces Schedule 2 to the 1988 Regulations with Schedule 2 to these Regulations. The new Schedule largely re-enacts the list contained in the former Schedule 2. It omits St. Catherine’s Point (which is a primary station specified in Schedule 1) as it is the closest primary station to Hurn (Bournmouth Airport) and does not need to be specified in Schedule 2 to provide temperature information if Hurn (Bournmouth Airport) cannot do so. It also includes Keswick, which is a non-primary weather station, as the specified alternative station for the new weather station Shap.
The Postcode Atlas of Great Britain and Northern Ireland and the postcode maps may be obtained from their publishers. A person may establish the current postcode for his or her address by contacting the Royal Mail Postcode Enquiries Office (telephone 08457 111222) or through the Royal Mail website at www.royalmail.com.
A full regulatory impact assessment has not been produced for this instrument as it has no impact on the costs of business, charities or voluntary bodies.
1992 c.4; section 138(4) is an interpretation provision and is cited because of the meaning ascribed to the word “prescribed”. Amendments not relevant to these Regulations have been made to section 175(1) and (4).
See sections 170, 172 and 173(1)(b) of the Social Security Administration Act 1992 (c.5). Amendments not relevant to these Regulations have been made to section 170.
S.I. 1988/1724. Amendments to the principal Regulations have been made which are not relevant to these Regulations and they are not mentioned in the footnotes.
Schedule 1 was substituted by S.I. 2006/2655. (Schedule 1 had previously been substituted and amended by other statutory instruments the most recent being S.I. 2002/2524, 2003/2605, 2003/3023, 2004/2600 and 2005/2724.)
Schedule 2 was substituted by S.I. 2006/2655. (Schedule 2 had previously been substituted by S.I. 1999/2781, 2003/2605 and 2005/2724).
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