§ Mr. Hendersonasked the Secretary of State for Scotland if he will list the average income per household at the latest available date on a regional basis throughout Scotland.
Nursery Primary Secondary Special Total Argyll and Bute … — 6 1 — 7 Ayr … … — 26 5 — 31 Dunbarton … … — 29 2 — 31 Glasgow … … — 109 26 — 135 Lanark … … — 68 20 — 88 Renfrew … … 6 54 24 4 88 Total … … 6 292 78 4 380 The regional council has also appointed 9 additional teachers—33 primary and 46 secondary—to schools in Maryhill and
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§ Mr. Gregor MacKenzieThe estimated average weekly income per household for Scotland in 1976, the latest year for which information is available, was £80.35. This information is not available for regions within Scotland, but average weekly earnings of full-time manual and non-manual workers for each region in Scotland in April 1977 were as follows:
Full-time workers whose pay was not affected by absence Local Government Region Men (21 and over) Women (18 and over) £ £ Borders N.A. N.A. Central 81.7 45.9 Dumfries and Galloway 68.7 N.A. Fife 75.9 49.5 Grampian 81.0 51.1 Highland 78.3 N.A. Lothian 78.2 47.4 Strathclyde 79.4 49.3 Tayside 72.6 49.1 Islands N.A. N.A. Scotland 78.3 48.9 Source: Department of Employment New Earnings Survey April 1977, as published in Scottish Economic Bulletin No. 14. The estimates are subject to sampling errors. N.A.=Not available.