HC Deb 02 March 1944 vol 397 cc1562-4
30 and 31. Mr. W. Joseph Stewart

asked the President of the Board of Education (1) if he will state the amount of rate levied for elementary and secondary education in each of the administrative counties of England and Wales for 1943;

(2) whether he will state the amounts from the proceeds of a 1d. rate levied for elementary and secondary education purposes in each of the administrative counties of England and Wales for 1943.

Mr. Butler

The answer to these Questions is contained in a tabular statement, which I will, with the hon. Member's permission, circulate in the OFFICIAL REPORT.

Following is the statement:

The following table gives (a) the estimated rates as furnished to the Board by the county local education authorities at the beginning of the current financial year. They relate to all education services and not only to those within the purview of the Board. They do not take account of the block grant under the Local Government Act, 1929, which is applicable to local government services generally and is not allocated to particular services; (b) the estimated product of a 1d. rate for elementary and for higher education for the year 1943–44 for each administrative county in England and Wales. Figures of the actual product are not yet available.

L.E.A. Estimated rate in the £ to be levied in 1943–44. Product of 1d rate (estimated).
Elementary Education. Higher Education. Elementary Education. Higher Education.
ENGLAND s. d. s. d. £ £
Bedfordshire 3 4.2 8.31 2,460 7,035
Berkshire 2 2.03 6.6 5,552 7,564
Buckinghamshire 2 4.72 7.71 8,890 10,132
Cambridgeshire 5 2.12 11.26 1,062 3,902
Isle of Ely 4 5.4 1 9 1,208 1,208
Cheshire 2 4.7 9.32 16,881 20,366
Cornwall 3 0.02 11.29 5,233 6,293
Isles of Scilly 3 2 3.32 22 22
Cumberland 4 2.5 1 6.4 2,834 3,697
Derbyshire 3 7.5 1 2.9 10,148 13,262
Devonshire 2 11.71 10.68 10,221 13,027
Dorsetshire 2 9.5 10.25 3,577 7,262
Durham 4 10 1 6.5 10,933 14,245
Essex 3 2 9.5 21,850 39,465
Gloucestershire 2 10.5 1 4.81 6,199 8,119
Hampshire 3 1.5 6.4 12,457 16,057
Isle of Wight 2 7.25 6.5 1,957 2,487
Herefordshire 4 4 9 1,508 2,458
Hertfordshire 2 5.23 7.32 17,492 18,022
Huntingdonshire 3 9.5 1 6.2 1,026 1,026
Kent 3 1.59 1 2.22 20,140 40,019
Lancashire 3 3.25 1 1.25 23,812 45,556
Leicestershire 4 0.3 1 4.73 5,426 6,266
Lincs. Holland 4 3.5 1 4 900 1,400
Lincs. Kesteven 3 2.77 1 1.74 2,158 2,158
Lincs. Lindsey 3 8.59 1 4.48 5,014 5,014
Middlesex 2 4.72 10.04 34,022 84,282
Norfolk 4 4.72 1 0.94 4,525 5,019
Northamptonshire 3 2.28 10.61 4,025 4,960
Soke of Peterborough 3 9.3 8.8 137 1,497
Northumberland 3 11 8 7,418 9,036
Nottinghamshire 3 7.24 1 1.42 8,292 10,377
Oxfordshire 3 6.8 1 0.2 2,685 3,130
Rutland 3 1.1 6.2 448 448
Shropshire 3 5 1 5.5 4,086 5,276
Somerset 3 0 10 8,954 11,004
Staffordshire 4 0.5 1 1.59 8,692 13,140
Suffolk East 4 2.97 9.24 2,880 3,660
Suffolk West 3 9.07 8.39 1,461 1,911
Surrey 1 11.97 6.89 42,366 53,569
Sussex, East 2 1.47 5.65 6,525 11,599
Sussex, West 1 11 5.04 7,200 10,400
Warwickshire 2 8.8 9.6 7,612 11,509
Westmorland 3 0.92 1 3.41 1,218 1,738
Wiltshire 2 10.41 11.16 5,415 8,075
Worcestershire 3 4 1 0 5,852 7,432
Yorks, East Riding 3 4.25 9 2,871 3,721
Yorks, North Riding 3 3 1 0.25 6,025 7,594
Yorks, West Riding 4 9 1 6.73 21,472 30,487
London 1 8.96 7.11 227,000 227,000
WALES.
Anglesey 5 3.5 2 8 692 692
Breconshire 5 4.5 2 3.3 1,122 1,122
Caernarvonshire 4 5.5 1 7.75 2,502 2,502
Cardiganshire 5 5.8 2 5.4 695 695
Carmarthenshire 8 3 2 5 1,266 2,166
Denbighshire 4 3.75 1 10 2,626 3,256
Flintshire 3 5.02 1 7.36 2,937 2,937
Glamorgan 7 1.36 3 1.1 5,960 11,025
Merionethshire 4 7 2 7 740 740
Monmouthshire 5 11.25 2 11 3,559 4,360
Montgomeryshire 5 10.3 2 6.5 679 679
Pembrokeshire 5 9.5 2 9.25 920 1,092
Radnorshire 2 6.41 11.16 812 812