§ Mr. Canavanasked the Secretary of State for Social Services (1) whether he will state, for each regional health authority, the allowance made for demographic factors and technical and service developments in determining (a) the total current expenditure and (b) the total capital expenditure for each year from 1979 to date;
(2) whether he will state, for each regional health authority, the difference between the amount requested and the amount actually spent on capital expenditure, broken down by new building and repair to existing capital stock, for each year from 1979 to date.
§ Mr. NewtonI shall let the hon. Member have replies as soon as possible.
§ Mr. Canavanasked the Secretary of State for Social Services whether he will state, for each regional health authority, the difference between the amount requested and the amount actually spent on capital expenditure on local authority personal social services, broken down by new building and repair to existing capital stock, for each year from 1979 to date.
§ Mr. NewtonAvailable information for England, including separate figures for new construction and works, is set out for the period 1979–80 to 1984–85. the latest year for which we have comprehensive data. An analysis of the figures on a regional health authority basis could be supplied only at disproportionate cost, but the tables provide data by individual local authority for 1984–85.
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Local authority personal social services capital (England figures in £ million cash)
Bids Gross spend3 New construction24 and works 1979–80 n/a1 63.430 62.980 1980–81 n/a1 81.060 80.412 1981–82 99.995 78.045 78.035 1982–83 106.052 78.171 75.419 1983–84 115.700 90.144 79.491 1984–85 137.666 100.145 85.176 1 The present capital expenditure control system commenced with effect from 1981–82, and data about bids under the loan sanction system which operated for earlier years are not available on a comparable basis. 2 "New building" and "repair to existing capital stock" figures are not separately identified on local authority capital expenditure return forms. 3 Health authority contributions to jointly financed schemes have been deducted in arriving at the gross spend figures in order to put them on a comparable basis with the bids figures. 4 Separate figures for health authority contributions towards new construction and works expenditure are not available, so the new construction and works figures shown above include health authority contributions to jointly financed schemes. 698W
Local authority personal social services capital expenditure 1984–85 Bids Gross expenditure New constructions and works METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS Greater Manchester Bolton 450 281 258 Bury 1,006 476 563 Manchester 1,312 2,730 1,138 Oldham 512 447 365 Rochdale 500 494 355 Salford 1,554 782 423 Stockport 539 113 119 Tameside 723 349 326 Trafford 499 228 187 Wigan 633 672 550 Merseyside Knowsley 786 566 549 Liverpool 2,321 1,278 1,432 St. Helens 975 93 1 Sefton 607 165 112 Wirral 1,158 1,482 1,467 South Yorkshire Barnsley 569 426 395 Doncaster 803 192 175 Rotherham 796 835 669 Sheffield 1,754 2,090 1,959 Tyne & Wear Gateshead 605 124 118 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 1,072 1,128 535 North Tyneside 753 432 361 South Tyneside 706 354 409 Sunderland 1,027 652 506 West Midlands Birmingham 2,388 3,999 3,351 Coventry 1,240 1,043 849 Dudley 694 597 378 Sandwell 1,194 980 782 Solihull 436 310 247 Walsall 915 306 165 Wolverhampton 830 945 625 West Yorkshire Bradford 1,618 1,841 1,342 Calderdale 442 163 56 Kirklees 1,463 1,518 1,553 Leeds 3,362 1,904 2,387 Wakefield 723 352 308 Total Metropolitan Districts 36,965 29,347 25,015 Total England 137,666 100,145 85,176 INNER LONDON Camden 610 303 295 Greenwich 1,386 660 328 Hackney 1,399 359 387 Hammersmith and Fulham 2,024 825 753 Islington 1,414 786 630 Kensington and Chelsea 506 260 261 Lambeth 1,817 1,673 48 Lewisham 1,378 935 531 Southwark 995 921 485 Tower Hamlets 1,699 246 238 Wandsworth 1,045 1,030 140 699W
Bids Gross expenditure New constructions and works Westminster 441 105 94 City of London 10 14 — TOTAL INNER LONDON 14,724 8,117 4,190 OUTER LONDON Barking and Dagenham 690 1,167 1,133 Barnet 740 766 586 Bexley 481 12 64 Brent 1,949 936 803 Bromley 606 359 307 Croydon 1,291 192 83 Ealing 547 197 173 Enfield 308 120 28 Haringey 520 618 588 Harrow 1,236 906 901 Havering 589 720 1,073 Hillingdon 1,805 1,273 628 Hounslow 530 368 141 Kingston-upon-Thames 59 60 28 Merton 76 144 106 Newham 2,392 1,318 1,108 Redbridge 717 513 594 Richmond upon Thames 381 206 193 Sutton 492 400 300 Waltham Forest 866 39 421 TOTAL OUTER LONDON 16,275 10,314 9,258 TOTAL LONDON 30,999 18,431 13,448 Avon 1,791 438 539 Bedfordshire 972 596 761 Berkshire 1,894 1,227 813 Buckinghamshire 4,773 3,235 2,680 Cambridgeshire 1,558 1,423 707 Cheshire 1,663 1,921 1,693 Cleveland 2,401 1,715 1,360 Cornwall 768 489 450 Cumbria 2,515 947 807 Derbyshire 2,549 3,041 1,976 Devon 673 867 632 Dorset 1,937 874 1,246 Durham 1,893 917 1,280 East Sussex 1,503 864 857 Essex 2,365 1,620 2,211 Gloucestershire 970 789 745 Hampshire 3,458 3,761 3,620 Hereford and Worcester 972 645 834 Hertfordshire 2,262 1,624 2,076 Humberside 2,032 2,656 1,617 Isle of Wight 964 815 730 Kent 4,199 2,892 2,653 Lancashire 3,035 1,713 2,059 Leicestershire 2,026 1,287 1,050 Lincolnshire 1,131 982 1,250 Norfolk 874 979 804 Northamptonshire 2,300 1,488 1,040 Northumberland 911 614 568 North Yorkshire 1,964 1,764 1,293 Nottinghamshire 2,518 2,226 2,143 Oxfordshire 254 580 380 Shropshire 921 1,445 1,385 Somerset 1,135 1,007 1,017 Staffordshire 2,973 1,854 1,039 Suffolk 1,070 262 260 Surrey 1,395 650 317 Warwickshire 1,729 912 942 West Sussex 512 306 283
Bids Gross expenditure New constructions and works Wiltshire 782 942 596 Isles of Scilly — — — Total counties and Isles of Scilly 69,702 52,367 46,713