§ Mr. Altonasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what information he has for each local education authority in England and Wales about the total number of applications made for discretionary grant awards, the number granted in full and the number granted in part, for the last year in which figures are available.
§ Mr. BrookeNo information is collected regarding the number of applications which are made. The table shows for 1982–83 the number of new full-value and lesser value discretionary awards actually made, and expressed per 1,000 of the average of the 18 and 19-year-old population for each local authority in England and Wales.
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Full-value discretionary awards Lesser value awards Number of awards Per 1,000 of the average of the 18 + 19 population Number of awards Per 1,000 of the average of the 18 + 19 population Sandwell 88 18 — — Solihull 62 18 4 1 Walsall 69 15 — — Wolverhampton 50 11 — — Knowsley 6 2 671 188 Liverpool — — 1,707 185 St. Helens 47 15 633 198 Sefton 97 19 14 3 Wirral 593 108 242 44 Bolton 171 42 1,124 273 Bury 104 36 707 245 Manchester 199 22 1,761 193 Oldham 53 15 553 161 Rochdale 84 26 488 149 Salford 103 24 688 162 Stockport 152 34 813 180 Tameside 55 16 732 212 Trafford — — 436 119 Wigan 120 24 1,294 263 Barnsley 116 32 473 130 Doncaster 155 30 589 115 Rotherham 59 14 840 198 Sheffield 384 44 1,097 126 Bradford 388 52 853 114 Calderdale 73 24 173 56 Kirklees 308 53 1,246 213 Leeds 103 8 712 57 Wakefield 169 33 1,018 199 Gateshead 74 21 — — Newcastle upon Tyne 131 27 592 123 North Tyneside 53 17 688 219 South Tyneside — — 99 36 Sunderland 230 47 118 24 Isles of Scilly — — — Avon 466 28 1,175 71 Bedfordshire 159 18 262 30 Berkshire 384 29 172 13 Buckinghamshire 338 33 118 12 Cambridgeshire 298 28 14 1 Cheshire 1,023 64 8 1 Cleveland 319 33 448 46 Cornwall 183 27 1,057 157 Cumbria 457 59 782 100 Derbyshire 187 13 4,823 334 Devon 1,186 72 663 40 Dorset 387 41 491 52 Durham 355 36 — — East Sussex 363 36 1,929 191 Essex 710 32 — — Gloucestershire 415 47 357 40 Hampshire 1,202 41 823 28 Hereford and Worcester 366 34 82 8 Hertfordshire 141 9 671 41 Humberside 904 64 1,688 119 Isle of Wight 78 44 115 65 Kent 1,623 66 4,066 166 Lancashire 853 40 1,559 72 Leicestershire 673 44 951 62 Lincolnshire 470 51 428 47 Norfolk 220 19 1,479 131 North Yorkshire 841 67 1,302 104 Northamptonshire 248 28 90 10 Northumberland 107 23 792 168 Nottinghamshire 538 33 122 7 Oxfordshire 266 24 — — Salop 384 53 276 38
Full-value discretionary awards Lesser value awards Number of awards Per 1,000 of the average of the 18 + 19 population Number of awards Per 1,000 of the average of the 18 + 19 population Somerset 164 21 668 85 Staffordshire 463 29 169 10 Suffolk 520 53 137 14 Surrey 463 26 349 20 Warwickshire 375 46 736 90 West Sussex 366 35 225 21 Wiltshire 372 39 491 51 Clwyd 199 31 233 36 Dyfed 2 — 1,096 212 Gwent 209 27 2,056 266 Gwynedd 103 29 1,050 294 Mid-Glamorgan — — 251 28 Powys 193 104 315 169 South Glamorgan 221 33 108 16 West Glamorgan 314 52 45 7