§ Mr. Raceasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what was the price charged to consumers for school meals in each local education authority in the autumn of 1981.
§ Mr. William SheltonInformal evidence currently available in the Department indicates that authorities in England are making the following charges for fixed price.meals
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pence Avon 50 Barking 50 Barnet 45 Barnsley 40 Bedfordshire 60 Berkshire 50 Bexley 55 Birmingham 45 Bolton 42 Bradford 45 Brent 35 Bromley 50 Buckinghamshire 60 Bury 45 Calderdale 40 Cambridgeshire 50 Cheshire 50 Cleveland 45 Cornwall 50 Coventry 45 Croydon 50 Cumbria 40 Derbyshire 45 Devon 45 Doncaster 40
pence Dorset —* Dudley 40 Durham 36 Ealing 50 East Sussex 48 Enfield 55 Essex 50 Gateshead 45 Gloucestershire 50 Hampshire 50 Haringey 45 Harrow 50 Havering 50 Hereford and Worcester 45 Hertfordshire 60 Hillingdon 45 Hounslow 40 Humberside 50 ILEA 35 Isle of Wight 45 Kent 50 Kingston on Thames 45 Kirklees 35 Knowsley 40 Lancashire 40 Leeds 47 Leicestershire 50 Lincolnshire —* Liverpool 45 Manchester 40 Merton 53 Newcastle 40 Newham 42 Norfolk 53 Northamptonshire 55 North Tyneside 35 Northumberland 45 North Yorkshire 50 Nottinghamshire 50 Oldham 40 Oxfordshire 50 Redbridge 45 Richmond 50 Rochdale 40 Rotherham 40 St. Helens 40 Salford 40 Shropshire 45 Sandwell 40 Sefton 50 Sheffield 40 Solihull 50 Somerset 50 South Tyneside 40 Staffordshire 40 Stockport 50 Suffolk 55 Sunderland 35 Surrey 50 Sutton 45 Tameside 35 Trafford 45 Wakefield 45 Walsall 35 Waltham Forest 40 Warwickshire 52 West Sussex 50 Wigan 40 Wiltshire 50 Wirral 55 Wolverhampton 35 * Dorset and Lincolnshire do not provide fixed-price school meals.