Standard Spending Assessment (Hansard, 23 January 2002)

§ Mr. Timms

The information requested from 1999–2000 to 2001–02 is in the table. Allocations for 2003–04 have not yet been made so figures for that year are not available.

We are currently working up a new funding system for introduction in 2003–04, and that will affect funding allocations from that year.

SSA per secondary pupil (aged 11-15) expressed in real terms
£
	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02
201 City of London	10,010	24,040	13,730
202 Camden	4,200	4,350	4,430
203 Greenwich	4,100	4,240	4,320
204 Hackney	4,800	4,920	5,000
205 Hammersmith and Fulham	4,340	4,450	4,510
206 Islington	4,500	4,650	4,780
207 Kensington and Chelsea	4,200	4,360	4,450
208 Lambeth	4,970	5,140	5,210
209 Lewisham	4,350	4,440	4,520
210 Southwark	4,450	4,570	4,660
211 Tower Hamlets	4,700	4,800	4.910
212 Wands worth	4,020	4,100	4,150
213 Westminster	3,980	4,100	4,170
301 Barking and Dagenham	3,560	3,660	3,760
302 Barnet	3,280	3,370	3,470
303 Bexley	3,180	3,260	3,330
304 Brent	3,910	3,980	4,080
305 Bromley	3,120	3,180	3,260
306 Croydon	3,470	3,560	3,660
307 Ealing	3,680	3,790	3,900
308 Enfield	3,430	3,510	3,630
309 Haringey	4,050	4,160	4,270
310 Harrow	3,320	3,410	3,540
311 Havering	3,150	3,220	3,310
312 Hillingdon	3,290	3,370	3,460
313 Hounslow	3,470	3,560	3,680
314 Kingston upon Thames	3,120	3,190	3,290
315 Merton	3,370	3,450	3,560

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SSA per secondary pupil (aged 11-15) expressed in real terms
£
	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02
316 Newham	4,010	4,110	4,230
317 Redbridge	3,340	3,430	3,540
318 Richmond upon Thames	3,040	3,120	3,220
319 Sutton	3,150	3,200	3,280
320 Waltham Forest	3,710	3,790	3,900
330 Birmingham	3,300	3,410	3,460
331 Coventry	3,100	3,190	3,220
332 Dudley	2,830	2,910	2,950
333 Sandwell	3,130	3,210	3,270
334 Solihull	2,810	2,870	2,900
335 Walsall	2,990	3,070	3,100
336 Wolverhampton	3,160	3,230	3,280
340 Knowsley	3,520	3,650	3,670
341 Liverpool	3,370	3,510	3,550
342 St. Helens	2,990	3,080	3,130
343 Sefton	2,950	3,060	3,070
344 Wirral	3,080	3,180	3,220
350 Bolton	2,970	3,050	3,080
351 Bury	2,850	2,940	2,990
352 Manchester	3,550	3,690	3,720
353 Oldham	3,040	3,140	3,190
354 Rochdale	3,100	3,200	3,240
355 Salford	3,150	3,240	3,290
356 Stockport	2,830	2,910	2,950
357 Tameside	2,930	3,030	3,080
358 Trafford	2,910	2,980	3,010
359 Wigan	2,850	2,930	2,970
370 Barnsley	2,990	3,080	3,140
371 Doncaster	3,100	3,180	3,200
372 Rotherham	2,940	3020	3,060
373 Sheffield	3,020	3,110	3,150
380 Bradford	3,170	3,270	3,320
381 Calderdale	2,980	3,070	3,120
382 Kirklees	3,010	3,100	3,510
383 Leeds	2,970	3,070	3,110
384 Wakefield	2,890	2,980	3,030
390 Gateshead	3,030	3,120	3,170
391 Newcastle upon Tyne	3,180	3,300	3,340
392 North Tyneside	2,960	3,050	3,090
393 South Tyneside	3,080	3,180	3,230
394 Sunderland	3,040	3,130	3,180
420 Isles of Scilly	5,370	5,590	5,530
800 Bath and North East Somerset	2,760	2,830	2,860
801 Bristol, City of	3,080	3,170	3,210
802 North Somerset	2,850	2,920	2,950
803 South Gloucestershire	2,770	2,840	2,870
805 Hartlepool	3,040	3,150	3,200
806 Middlesbrough	3,240	3,360	3,430
807 Redcar and Cleveland	3,040	3,120	3,170
808 Stockton-on-Tees	3,000	3,100	3,140
810 Kingston Upon Hull, City of	3,150	3,260	3,310
811 East Riding of Yorkshire	2,850	2,930	2,980
812 North East Lincolnshire	3,030	3,130	3,190
813 North Lincolnshire	2,980	3,070	3,120
815 North Yorkshire	2,890	2,980	3,020
816 York	2,860	2,940	2,970
820 Bedfordshire	2,980	3,080	3,160
821 Luton	3,270	3,360	3,440
825 Buckinghamshire	2,990	3,090	3,170
826 Milton Keynes	3,110	3,190	3,270
830 Derbyshire	2,840	2,920	2,970
831 Derby	3,030	3,140	3,180
835 Dorset	2,850	2,930	2,960
836 Poole	2,810	2,870	2,920
837 Bournemouth	2,930	3,010	3,050
840 Durham	2,990	3,090	3,140
841 Darlington	2,970	3,080	3,110
845 East Sussex	3,060	3,170	3,250
846 Brighton and Hove	3,160	3,260	3,340
850 Hampshire	2,920	3,010	3,090
851 Portsmouth	3,140	3,210	3,280
852 Southampton	3,190	3,300	3,380
855 Leicestershire	2,770	2,850	2,890
856 Leicester	3,220	3,330	3,380
857 Rutland	2,750	2,880	2,830
860 Staffordshire	2,810	2,880	2,930

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SSA per secondary pupil (aged 11-15) expressed in real terms
£
	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02
861 Stoke-on-Trent	2,990	3,100	3,170
865 Wiltshire	2,900	2,970	3,000
866 Swindon	2,880	2,960	2,990
867 Bracknell Forest	3,070	3,160	3,240
868 Windsor and Maindenhead	3,010	3,110	3,190
869 West Berkshire	2,870	2,960	3,050
870 Reading	3,180	3,270	3,380
871 Slough	3,670	3,760	3,870
872 Wokingham	2,790	2,870	2,950
873 Cambridgeshire	2,890	2,960	3,000
874 Peterborough	3,070	3,170	3,220
875 Cheshire	2,820	2,900	2,930
876 Halton	3,120	3,220	3,280
877 Warrington	2,810	2,890	2,930
878 Devon	2,960	3,040	3,070
879 Plymouth	2,940	3,040	3,080
880 Torbay	2,980	3,080	3,110
881 Essex	3,050	3,150	3,230
882 Southend-on-Sea	3,100	3,200	3,280
883 Thurrock	3,250	3,350	3,420
884 Herefordshire	2,980	3,060	3,090
885 Worcestershire	2,820	2,900	2,940
886 Kent	3,050	3,150	3,230
887 Medway	3,020	3,120	3,200
888 Lancashire	2,950	3,040	3,090
889 Blackburn with Darwen	3,180	3,280	3,310
890 Blackpool	3,030	3,130	3,170
891 Nottinghamshire	2,870	2,960	3,000
892 Nottingham	3,320	3,410	3,460
893 Shropshire	2,890	2,960	3,010
894 Telford and Wrekin	2,990	3,090	3,130
908 Cornwall	2,990	3,060	3,110
909 Cumbria	2,940	3,030	3,080
916 Gloucestershire	2,870	2,940	2,970
919 Hertfordshire	3,080	3,170	3,250
921 Isle of Wight	3,130	3,260	3,360
925 Lincolnshire	2,960	3,040	3,080
926 Norfolk	2,960	3,050	3,100
928 Northamptonshire	2,900	2,970	3,010
929 Northumberland	2,930	3,010	3,060
931 Oxfordshire	2,970	3,070	3,160
933 Somerset	2,910	2,980	3,020
935 Suffolk	2,880	2,960	3,000
936 Surrey	3,040	3,130	3,220
937 Warwickshire	2,840	2,920	2,950
938 West Sussex	2,950	3,040	3,130

Notes:

1. Figures rounded to the nearest £10
2. Figures in 2000–01 prices using GDP Deflators published by Treasury on 20 December 2001