Councils fear for Icelandic cash - List so far

[Sweetpea]

In full: Councils facing losses - So far!


Here are the councils known to have deposits in the collapsed Icelandic bank Landsbanki or its UK arm Heritable, or in other threatened Icelandic institutions:

• Kent County Council - £50 million
• Nottingham City Council - £42 million
• Norfolk County Council - £32.5 million
• Dorset County Council - £28.1 million
• Hertfordshire - £28 million
• Somerset County Council - £25 million
• Northumberland County Council - £23 million
• Surrey County Council - £20 million
• Hillingdon Council - £20 million
• Barnet Council- £27 million
• Westminster Council - £17 million
• Brent - £15 million
• Caerphilly County Council - £15 million.
• North Ayrshire - £15 million
• Plymouth City Council £13 million
• Breckland Council - £12 million
• Havering Council - £12.5 million
• West Sussex - £12.9 million
• Gloucestershire County Council - £12 million
• Cheltenham Borough Council - £11 million
• Lancashire County Council - £10 million
• Cambridge City Council - £9 million
• Wakefield - £9 million
• West Oxfordshire District Council - £9 million
• Wyre Forest District Council - £9 million
• Cheshire County Council - £8.5 million
• Bassetlaw District Council - £8 million
• Bristol City Council - £8 million
• Daventry District Council - £8 million
• Wiltshire County Council - £8 million
• South Lanarkshire Council - £7.5 million
• Derwentside District Council - £7 million
• North East Lincolnshire Council - £7 million
• West Lindsey District Council - £7 million
• Cherwell District Council - £6.5 million
• Redcar and Cleveland Council - £6 million
• Lancaster City Council - £6 million
• Canterbury City Council - £6 million
• Ceredigion - £5.5 million
• North Lincolnshire Council - £ 5.5 million
• Sutton Council - £5.5 million
• Bromley Borough Council - £5 million
• Stoke-on-Trent Council - £5 million
• Braintree District - £5 million
• Buckinghamshire - £5 million
• Cornwall County Council - £5 million
• Exeter City Council - £5 million
• Ipswich Borough Council - £5 million
• Oxfordshire County Council - £5 million
• South Ayrshire - £5 million
• Wokingham Borough Council - £5 million
• Gateshead Council - £4.5 million
• Oxford City Council - £4.5 million
• Colchester Borough Council - £4 million
• East Lindsey District Council - £4 million
• East Staffordshire Borough Council - £4 million
• North Wiltshire District Council - £4 million
• Powys Council £4 million
• Rotherham Council - £3.8 million
• Flintshire Council - £3.7 million
• Aylesbury District Council - £3 million
• East Ayrshire - £3 million
• North Somerset - £3 million
• Doncaster Council - £3 million
• Rhondda Cynon Taff Council - £3 million
• Solihull Council - £3 million
• Stroud - £3 million
• Slough Council - £2.5 million
• South Oxfordshire District Council - £2.5 million
• Wycombe District Council - £2.5 million
• Cotswold District Council - £2 million
• Gloucester City Council - £2 million
• Great Yarmouth - £2 million
• Moray Council - £2 million
• Newark and Sherwood District Council - £2 million
• South Ham District Council - £1.25 million
• Monmouthshire Council - £1.2 million
• Dover District Council - £1 million
• Bridgend Council - £1 million
• Hertsmere Borough Council - £1 million
• Kirklees Council - £1 million
• Perth and Kinross Council - £1 million
• Tewkesbury Council - £1 million
• Vale of White Horse District Council - £1 million
• Winchester - £1 million
• Sevenoaks District Council - £1 million
• Tonbridge and Malling Borough Council - £1 million
• Lewes District Council - £1 million
• Bracknell Forest - TBC
• Burnley Council - TBC
• Chorley Council - TBC
• North Ayshire - TBC
• Wychavon District Council - TBC

Other affected bodies

• Transport For London - £40 million
• Metropolitan Police - £30 million
• Dorset Police Authority - £7 million
• Sussex Police Authority - £6.8 million
• West Yorkshire Police Authority - £6 million
• Hertfordshire Police Authority - £3 million
• Gwent Police Authority - £1 million

[poppy]

cant see ours on there so far but our police are

[Sweetpea]

No, ours neither, so far...

[Churchill]

Why Icelandic banks? I wonder how many expenses paid holidays council chiefs were taken on?

[terrywit]

Originally Posted by Churchill

Why Icelandic banks?

they where offering the highest savings rate....

had an a/c with icesave in the past don't like idea of interest paid yearly to another a/c

would have wet my pants if 1.2 million coucil house had the cash for the workshy 7 held over there, alas......

[Bruv]

Kent top of the list......Oooops !!

[Haqa]

Ours is there, but no idea on the figure yet.

H.

[Bruv]

Good old Brown is sueing the Icelandic government.....

Threatening legal action, he insisted it was the responsibility of Iceland's authorities to reimburse UK investors who stood to lose their deposits.

[terrywit]

dickheads....

By 6pm on Thursday, the Local Government Association had been contacted by 108 councils who have invested £798.95 million in Icelandic banks.

nearly a billion quid invested oversea, I assume national interest is lost on them?

[Haqa]

The only interest they could give a monkey's about is the kind they can quietly pocket with no one being any the wiser...

H.