§ Mr. Ralph Howellasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what was the total number of persons employed in education in England for each of the years 1960, 1970, 1980 and 1981; and if he will break these figures down into the following categories (a) lecturers and teachers and (b) non-teaching staff.
§ Dr. BoysonThe available information is as follows:
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Authority per cent. Greater London Council 23.96 City of London 26.69 Islington 26.94 Tower Hamlets 27.56 Hammersmith and Fulham 28.75 Lewisham 28.93 Westminster 29.06 Haringey 29.28 Southwark 31.11 Kensington and Chelsea 33.58 Newham 33.74 Hounslow 34.32 Basildon 35.42 Waltham Forest 36.60 Greenwich 40.03 Wandsworth 40.47 Bracknell 40.83 Rochford 41.51 Epping Forest 42.37 Salford 44.06 Blackburn 44.99 Tamworth 45.72 Oldham 46.05 Manchester 46.15 Isles of Scilly 46.48 Ashford 47.67 Eastbourne 47.92 Reading 48.24 Forest Heath 48.46 Crawley 48.58 East Devon 48.62 Craven 48.88 Ealing 49.04 Huntingdon 49.48 Oxford 49.90 Hillingdon 49.96 Bassetlaw 49.97
§ Mr. Heddleasked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list the local authorities whose average rent levels are below the average rents for their class of authority.
§ Mr. Stanley"Housing Rents Statistics" at April 1981, published by the Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy (CIPFA), lists the average unrebated weekly rent for council houses in individual authorities (pages 14 to 43). These can be compared against the average for each class of authority (page 4). The CIPFA publication is available in the Library.