§ Mr. OppenheimTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) how much money each education authority spent during the latest year for which figures are available;
(2) how much money each education authority spent per pupil for the latest year for which figures are available.
§ Mr. ButcherThe latest available information is for 1986–87 and is given in the table. The data for 1987–88 has been received from most authorities and is in the process of being analysed.
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Local education authority Primary expenditure Secondary expenditure Primary cost per pupil Secondary cost per pupil (£000) (£000) (£) (£) Bury 11,242 16,852 795 1,340 Manchester 39,971 48,448 1,020 1,660 Oldham 18,396 20,869 870 1,255 Rochdale 15,439 24,643 850 1,460 Salford 17,080 23,034 840 1,385 Stockport 18,581 26,133 805 1,270 Tameside 17,542 21,190 910 1,325 Trafford 13,523 17,584 855 1,315 Wigan 23,111 37,513 860 1,460 Barnsley 16,827 23,015 925 1,325 Doncaster 24,698 30,734 980 1,325 Rotherham 19,806 25,649 890 1,230 Sheffield 42,999 49,878 1,060 1,490 Bradford 33,447 55,704 945 1,235 Calderdale 15,636 19,239 895 1,330 Kirklees 28,315 37,932 875 1,250 Leeds 43,042 72,881 905 1,230 Wakefield 23,300 31,551 955 1,290 Gateshead 16,580 18,724 980 1,360 Newcastle-Upon-Tyne 20,381 28,254 1,020 1,530 North Tyneside 14,348 22,966 995 1,455 South Tyneside 12,650 15,469 965 1,430 Sunderland 23,535 29,347 855 1,305 Isles of Scilly 198 280 1,330 2,205 Avon 61,396 78,703 850 1,310 Bedfordshire 32,068 57,332 875 1,250 Berkshire 47,560 63,167 845 1,280 Buckinghamshire 48,713 48,573 845 1,320 Cambridgeshire 42,736 51,556 815 1,205 Cheshire 64,458 88,656 810 1,235 Cleveland 47,632 60,934 890 1,355 Cornwall 27,981 37,487 795 1,175 Cumbria 35,560 46,706 915 1,315 Derbyshire 65,292 86,618 875 1,305 Devon 55,428 75,465 800 1,225 Dorset 32,151 50,312 870 1,190 Durham 46,919 52,441 920 1,225 East Sussex 34,858 46,952 825 1,235 Essex 97,210 137,617 820 1,255 Gloucestershire 32,901 44,985 835 1,260 Hampshire 98,524 115,162 825 1,220 Hereford and Worcester 36,013 62,091 815 1,180 Hertfordshire 66,576 97,646 870 1,350 Humberside 60,831 92,339 915 1,270 Isle of Wight 4,952 12,168 785 1,150 Kent 84,843 127,039 760 1,145 Lancashire 89,592 120,712 780 1,255 Leicestershire 63,054 91,834 885 1,390 Lincolnshire 35,044 47,236 795 1,185 Norfolk 49,465 55,767 850 1,230 North Yorkshire 42,998 60,308 850 1,240 Northamptonshire 37,617 58,560 815 1,250 Northumberland 16,132 35,690 840 1,230 Nottinghamshire 72,276 100,530 935 1,365 Oxfordshire 32,845 50,752 905 1,350 Shropshire 26,541 39,976 850 1,285 Somerset 25,232 36,771 780 1,195 Staffordshire 69,558 102,039 880 1,255 Suffolk 33,558 58,509 830 1,165 Surrey 59,913 63,151 820 1,260 Warwickshire 36,196 36,347 845 1,220 West Sussex 37,688 52,407 785 1,220 Wiltshire 35,330 46,162 850 1,230 Notes:—These figures are based on LEA expenditure returns to DOE and pupil number returns to DES.
§ Mr. OppenheimTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science how much the capital allocation was for each education authority for the latest year for which figures are available.
§ Mr. ButcherI refer my hon. Friend to the reply given by my right hon. Friend to my hon. Friend the Member for Hyndburn (Mr. Hargreaves) on 21 December 1988 at columns287–90.