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Armed Forces: Shropshire

Asked by Helen MorganLiberal DemocratMinistry of DefenceTabled Answered 30 June 2025UIN 61589

The question

To ask the Secretary of State for Defence, how much was awarded in compensation payments to families living in service family accommodation in (a) Shropshire and (b) North Shropshire constituency in each year since 2020.

Answered by Al Carns

The table below details the number of compensation payments awarded to families living in Service Family Accommodation within the County of Shropshire and North Shropshire constituency since 2022. It also identifies how much was awarded in compensation payments. Compensation payments are made to Service Personnel in certain circumstances, ranging from missed appointments to the loss of cooking facilities.

We are only able to answer the questions since the Future Defence Infrastructure Services (FDIS) Contract began in April 2022. Data prior to the start of the FDIS Contract is not held centrally and can only be provided at disproportionate cost.

Year

County/ Constituency

Number of Compensation Payments Awarded

Total value of Compensation Payments Awarded

2022

Shropshire County

57

£2,920.00

North Shropshire Constituency

12

£1,200.00

2023

Shropshire County

179

£38,890.00

North Shropshire Constituency

60

£14,420.00

2024

Shropshire County

249

£16,435.00

North Shropshire Constituency

85

£5,670.00

2025 (up to & including 22 Jun 25)

Shropshire County

87

£4,070.00

North Shropshire Constituency

39

£1,610.00

Please note that the North Shropshire Constituency figures are included within the Shropshire County Total figures.

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