§ Mr. Freesonasked the Secretary of State for the Environment (1) what was the rate support grant provision for each of the inner city programme authorities in 1978, 1979, 1980 and 1981 at constant prices;
(2) what was the rate support grant provision for each district council and London borough in the city partnership areas in 1978, 1979, 1980 and 1981 at constant prices.
§ Dr. Edmund Marshallasked the Secretary of State for the Environment whether he will list, for every county and district council in the Yorkshire and Humberside region, the amount of income during 1980–81 from resources element of rate support grant, after taking into account the redistributive effect of county precepts.
§ Mr. KingWe estimate that in the Yorkshire and Humberside region in 1980–81 county precepts had the effect of redistributing the resources element of rate support grant as follows:
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£* Humberside 56,431,921 Beverley 487,484 Boothferry 768,697 Cleethorpes 741,156 Glanford 531,368 Grimsby 667,494 Holderness 306,705 Kingston upon Hull 3,952,442 North Wolds 970,156 Scunthorpe 407,585 North Yorkshire 45,857,984 Craven 512,430 Hambleton 582,837 Harrogate 1,649,982 Richmondshire 546,645 Ryedale 778,531 Scarborough 940,594 Selby 215,543 York 969,185 South Yorkshire 50,884,968
£* Barnsley 19,606,757 Doncaster 21,704,490 Rotherham 19,019,366 Sheffield 31,651,694 West Yorkshire 61,063,873 Bradford 32,563,082 Calderdale 15,164,722 Kirklees 30,211,965 Leeds 29,000,259 Wakefield 19,311,141 * Outturn prices; includes first Increase Order and transitional arrangements.