§ Mr. Andrew F. Bennettasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science what were the number of nursery class and nursery school places per 1,000 children aged three and four years in each London education authority, in the metropolitan and non-metropolitan authorities and in Greater London, respectively.
§ Mr. DunnIn January 1985, the numbers of pupils in nursery schools and classes per 1,000 of the three and four-year-old population were as follows:
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Numbers Barking 330 Barnet 310 261W
Numbers Bexley 110 Brent 330 Bromley 20 Croydon 80 Ealing 340 Enfield 220 Haringey 440 Harrow 160 Havering 40 Hillingdon 430 Hounslow 660 Kingston-upon-Thames 300 Merton 410 Newham 600 Redbridge 80 Richmond-upon-Thames 150 Sutton 160 Waltham Forest 400 Inner London 370 Birmingham 290 Coventry 230 Dudley 280 Sandwell 390 Solihull 270 Walsall 550 Wolverhampton 560 Knowsley 320 Liverpool 450 St. Helens 230 Sefton 290 Wirral 170 Bolton 330 Bury 180 Manchester 520 Oldham 280 Rochdale 270 Salford 510 Stockport 130 Tameside 380 Trafford 120 Wigan 250 Barnsley 490 Doncaster 380 Rotherham 390 Sheffield 390 Bradford 290 Calderdale 270 Kirklees 390 Leeds 300 Wakefield 440 Gateshead 320 Newcastle upon Tyne 390 North Tyneside 490 South Tyneside 480 Sunderland 350 Avon 150 Bedfordshire 280 Berkshire 240 Buckinghamshire 110 Cambridgeshire 120 Cheshire 210 Cleveland 480 Cornwall 140 Cumbria 200 Derbyshire 220 Devon 80 Dorset 60 Durham 370 East Sussex 80 Essex 50 Gloucestershire —
Numbers Hampshire 50 Hereford and Worcester 60 Hertfordshire 320 Humberside 300 Isle of Wighi 60 Kent 50 Lancashire 160 Leicestershire 220 Lincolnshire 80 Norfolk 50 North Yorkshire 170 Northamptonshire 150 Northumberland 210 Nottinghamshire 420 Oxfordshire 120 Shropshire 110 Somerset 10 Stafordshire 220 Suffolk 110 Surrey 120 Warwickshire 160 West Sussex 30 Wiltshire 10 England 220 Note: The figures are rounded to the nearest 10