HC Deb 29 May 1970 vol 801 cc634-5W
Mr. Judd

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services whether he will publish in the OFFICIAL REPORT, together with relevant population statistics, details of the number of National Health Service general practitioners and the number of public health centres in each of the 20 largest urban areas of England and Wales outside London; and whether he will make a statement.

Dr. John Dunwoody:

The information is as follows:

County Borough Estimated home population at 30th June, 1969 Number of doctors providing full general medical services at 30th June, 1969 Number of health centres now in use
Birmingham 1,086,400 446 3
Liverpool 677,450 282 1
Manchester 593,770 251
Sheffield 528,860 207 2
Leeds 503,720 210
Bristol 427,230 190 4
Teesside 393,810 149 2
Coventry 335,650 134 1
Nottingham 303,090 122 3
Bradford 293,210 121
Kingston upon Hull 292,600 120
Cardiff 285,860 138 2
Leicester 278,470 122
Stoke-on-Trent 272,260 106 4
Wolverhampton 264,520 96
Plymouth 248,470 102
Newcastle upon Tyne 240,340 111
Derby 221,240 90
Sunderland 218,970 78 3
Portsmouth 214,800 92