§ Mr. Sproatasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science, pursuant to his reply to the honourable Member for Aberdeen, South, Official Report, 10 July, columns 267–8, why, in the light of the Government's policy on public expenditure, he decided to increase his Department's grant to the British Youth Council.
§ Mr. MacfarlaneTo enable the council to expand its social and political education programme, and to undertake a project to promote participation in the Commonwealth youth programme. I also refer my hon. Friend to the reply I gave to his question on 17 July.—[Vol. 988, c. 672–3.]
Cornwall England Cornwall as a percentage of England Primary* 1970 … … … 33,147 4,630,939 0.7 1975 … … … 38,934 4,831,682 0.8 1979 … … … 39,807 4,444,538 0.9 1980 estimated … … … Not available 4,279,000 — 1984 estimated … … … Not available 3,582,000 — Secondary 1970 … … … 21,507 2,860,124 0.8 1975 … … … 28,891 3,597,633 0.8 1979 … … … 32,742 3,872,036 0.8 1980 estimated … … … Not available 3,867,000 — 1984 estimated … … … Not available 3,611,000 — * Counting each part-time pupil as 0.5.