§ 75. Mr. Willeyasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science whether he will give the values of the projects submitted for the school building programmes for 1965–66 by each local education authority; and what are the corresponding values of the projects he has approved.
§ Mr. HoggFollowing is the information:
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1965–66 MAJOR SCHOOL BUILDING PROGRAMMES — Value of Local Education Authorities' Proposals Value of Approved Programmes (£000) (£000) Northern Region Cumberland 1,097 580 Carlisle 370 278 Durham 4,202 1,574 Darlington 90 not yet settled Gateshead 471 49 South Shields 422 112 Sunderland 1,030 375 West Hartlepool 322 78 Northumberland 2,946 1,402 Newcastle upon Tyne 1,257 729 Tynemouth 240 123 Westmorland 73 63 Yorkshire North Riding 1,004 846 Middlesbrough 1,171 400 Yorkshire—East and West Ridings Yorkshire East Riding 673 342 Kingston upon Hull 1,557 660 York 229 178 Yorkshire West Riding 5,015 3,864 Barnsley 322 61 Bradford 717 486 Dewsbury 143 108 Doncaster 487 68 Halifax 249 96 Huddersfield 666 375 Leeds 1,215 641 Rotherham 610 not yet settled Sheffield 1,112 493 Wakefield 708 not yet settled North Western Region Cheshire 6,996 2,499 Birkenhead 842 217 Chester 170 112 Stockport 196 180 Wallasey 286 87 21W
— Value Local of Education Authorities' Proposals Value of Approved Programmes (£000) (£000) Lancashire 6,261 4,086 Barrow 76 87 Blackburn 591 348 Blackpool 549 204 Bolton 272 291 Bootle 127 72 Burnley 344 82 Bury 258 183 Liverpool 2,575 1,051 Manchester 2,845 1,118 Oldham 494 218 Preston 270 114 Rochdale 335 234 Salford 634 180 Southport 400 207 St. Helens 354 125 Warrington 135 76 Wigan 216 280 North Midland Region Derbyshire 6,003 1,174 Derby 402 258 Leicestershire 2,266 1,035 Leicester 464 320 Lincolnshire—Holland 237 92 Lincolnshire—Kesteven 562 293 Lincolnshire—Lindsey 818 329 Grimsby 390 403 Lincoln 315 72 Northamptonshire 1,633 773 Northampton 422 58 Nottinghamshire 1,475 1,123 Nottingham 622 217 Rutland 263 88 Midland Region Herefordshire 408 123 Shropshire 976 761 Staffordshire 6,537 1,801 Burton-upon-Trent 269 207 Smethwick 85 102 Stoke-upon-Trent 915 not yet settled Walsall 275 217 West Bromwich 413 509 Wolverhampton 584 348 Warwickshire 2,075 1,193 Birmingham 3,553 1,739 Coventry 1,248 626 Worcestershire 1,468 911 Dudley 386 27 Worcester 582 122 Eastern Region Bedfordshire 1,490 943 Luton 1,105 254 Cambridgeshire 557 204 Essex 6,093 3,939 East Ham 263 269 Southend-on-Sea 327 230 West Ham 586 52 Hertfordshire 3,750 2,133 Huntingdonshire 1,275 538 Isle of Ely 454 216 22W
— Value of Local Education Authorities' Proposals Value of Approved Programmes (£000) (£000) Norfolk 1,182 479 Norwich 162 47 Great Yarmouth 289 161 Peterborough Joint Board 524 133 Suffolk East 1,112 209 Ipswich 1,057 214 Suffolk West 858 263 Metropolitan Region London 4,567 3,012 Middlesex 4,013 1,462 South Eastern Region Kent 4,783 3,391 Canterbury 198 125 Surrey 3,765 2,100 Croydon 557 407 Sussex East 379 268 Brighton 393 343 Eastbourne 95 102 Hastings 132 137 Sussex West 886 486 Southern Region Berkshire 2,116 826 Reading 515 186 Buckinghamshire 2,579 1,272 Dorset 885 401 Hampshire 4,078 1,790 Bournemouth 409 60 Portsmouth 320 123 Southampton 504 273 Isle of Wight 210 211 Oxfordshire 1,047 640 Oxford 303 186 South Western Region Cornwall 684 153 Devon 1,122 586 Exeter 130 61 Plymouth 437 123 Gloucestershire 1,265 534 Bristol 1,565 494 Gloucester 360 230 Isles of Scilly — — Somerset 1,213 769 Bath 161 55 Wiltshire 1,323 1,056 Wales Anglesey 208 174 Breconshire 418 208 Caernarvonshire 397 79 Cardiganshire 77 80 Carmarthenshire 1,312 272 Denbighshire 817 275 Flintshire 448 179 Glamorgan 1,780 1,463 Cardiff 1,336 345 Merthyr Tydfil 349 287 Swansea 310 255 Merionethshire 74 29 Monmouthshire 871 877 Newport 324 323
— Value of Local Education Authorities' Proposals Value of Approved Programmes (£000) (£000) Montgomeryshire 152 126 Pembrokeshire 194 191 Radnorshire 160 128 NOTES:
(1). The values of Local Education Authorities' proposals shown in this table are based on estimates provided by the Authorities when the proposals were made: the values of approved programmes are those actually announced.
(2). Some Local Education Authorities did not make separate proposals for each of the three years 1965–68: in these cases the value of proposals shown in this table for 1965–66 is one-third of the total value of their proposals.
(3). A number of the 1965–66 programmes may he increased