§ Mr. Roderickasked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will publish the finances, by means of endowments, available to each teaching hospital in England and Wales for the purposes of research.
§ Sir K. JosephThe endowment funds held by teaching hospitals for general purposes are available both for purposes relating to hospital services and for research as they think fit, and they may also hold endowments specifically for research in accordance with the wishes of donors.
141WInformation to identify the amounts endowed solely for research purposes is not available centrally. The actual expenditure on research out of trust funds by each English board of governors in 1971–72, the latest financial year for which figures are available, was as follows:
Hospital Board of Governors £ St. Bartholomew 156,643 London 100,182 Royal Free 52,226 University College 9,928 Middlesex 39,783 Charing Cross 20,493 St. George's 26,257 Westminster 87,203 St. Mary's 31,761 Guy's 52,822 King's College 41,314 St. Thomas' 154,938 Hammersmith and St. Mark's 3,926 Sick Children 101,621 Nervous Diseases 1,942 National Throat, Nose and Ear 2,998 Moorfields 12,705 Bethlem Royal and Maudsley 47,749 St. John's 1,437 National Heart and Chest 78,427 Royal National Orthopaedic 1,263 St. Peter's 748 Royal Marsden 86,959 Queen Charlotte's 19,824 Eastman Dental 4,077 Newcastle 30,650 Leeds 32,445 Sheffield 38,757 Cambridge 691 Oxford 18,109 Bristol 25,022 Birmingham 130,448 Manchester 78,910 Liverpool 38,090