§ Mr. George Gardinerasked the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will make a statement on the amount available for capital expenditure on schools in 1987–88 including the voluntary aided sector.
§ Mr. Kenneth BakerLocal education authorities have today been informed of their allocations of presecribed capital expenditure for 1987–88, and of the allocations for capital spending by the governors of voluntary aided and special agreement schools in their area. These are as follows:726W
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Education capital expenditure 1987–88 Allocations for each local education authority £'000 LEA Capital expenditure at county and controlled schools and further education establishments Capital expenditure by the governors of aided and special agreement schools Greater London Barking 806 — Barnet 1,744 880 Bexley 1,641 126 Brent 2,514 613 Bromley 1,618 20 Croydon 2,428 503 Ealing 2,147 762 Enfield 1,222 93 Haringey 1,121 75 Harrow 2,952 25 Havering 393 — Hillingdon 1,059 230 Hounslow 1,255 153 Kingston upon Thames 1,683 — Merton 1,054 65 Newham 1,165 60 Redbridge 1,761 5 Richmond upon Thames 115 12 Sutton 247 — Waltham Forest 2,585 50 Inner London 14,957 862 Metropolitan Districts West Midlands Birmingham 3,860 985 Coventry 5,709 340 Dudley 1,329 858 Sandwell 576 15 Solihull 500 166 Walsall 824 50 Wolverhampton 1,932 8 Merseyside Knowsley 1,108 570 Liverpool 1,885 2,239 St. Helens 855 888 Sefton 1,790 50 Wirral 1,316 327 Greater Manchester Bolton 645 734 Bury 320 120 Manchester 8,968 2,831 Oldham 2,799 274 Rochdale 2,220 335 Salford 1,882 750 Stockport 1,243 122 Tameside 389 35 Trafford 1,064 30 Wigan 2,717 1,045 South Barnsley 530 5 Doncaster 365 — Rotherham 287 69 Sheffield 3,197 130 West Yorkshire Bradford 6,303 270 Calderdale 1,883 25 Kirklees 1,664 14 Leeds 2,802 20 Wakefield 2,074 47
LEA Capital expenditure at county and controlled schools and further education establishments Capital expenditure by the governors of aided and special agreement schools Tyne and Wear Gateshead 1,112 895 Newcastle upon Tyne 3,369 338 North Tyneside 1,935 275 South Tyneside 1,932 251 Sunderland 2,305 375 Non-metropolitan Counties Isles of Scilly 30 — Avon 4,386 885 Bedfordshire 1,248 4 Berkshire 3,597 593 Buckinghamshire 6,004 1,701 Cambridgeshire 3,399 465 Cheshire 5,043 393 Cleveland 4,351 130 Cornwall 5,645 116 Cumbria 2,852 596 Derbyshire 9,036 685 Devon 4,734 372 Dorset 4,349 1,267 Durham 1,371 449 East Sussex 4,884 1,620 Essex 11,600 420 Gloucestershire 7,467 412 Hampshire 10,918 130 Hereford and Worcester 2,585 654 Hertfordshire 4,100 457 Humberside 10,753 2,684 Isle of Wight 1,375 70 Kent 7,514 534 Lancashire 5,994 793 Leicestershire 5,526 592 Lincolnshire 4,625 65 Norfolk 5,019 41 North Yorkshire 2,035 45 Northamptonshire 1,726 205 Northumberland 655 110 Nottinghamshire 2,379 322 Oxfordshire 1,942 273 Shropshire 5,257 45 Somerset 2,626 50 Staffordshire 7,591 489 Suffolk 6,683 68 Surrey 3,828 1,079 Warwickshire 1,101 80 West Sussex 1,739 420 Wiltshire 3,177 35 England 297,000 39,104 728W
Voluntary Aided and Special Agreement Schools Major projects to start in 1987–88 (Expenditure for 1987–88 is
included in the Governors column of the main list.)
Expenditure £000s Local Education Authority and Name of School 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 Barnet St. Mary's CE 350 750 50 Berkshire Slough, Holy Family 233 18 — Bexley St. Columba's 116 464 104 729W
Expenditure £000s Local Education Authority and Name of School 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 Birmingham St. Thomas Aquinas RC 30 580 20 St. Philip's RC Sixth Form College 10 270 20 Archbishop Ilsley RC 50 135 15 Bury St. Monica's RC High 66 1,000 500 Cumbria Bothel CE 50 223 40 Devon Brixton CE 348 17 — Dorset Colehill, St. Catherine's 120 — — Durham Consett, St. Patrick's 63 95 — East Sussex East Brighton RC Primary Reorganisation 450 140 10 ILEA Our Lady and St. Joseph RC 80 333 — Isle of Wight Newport CE 70 595 207 Lancashire Blackburn, Our Lady and St. John RC 138 1,118 746 Blackburn, St. Bede's RC 140 1,134 756 Leicestershire Leicester, St. John's CE 97 41 — Warner/Emmanuel CE 207 497 124 Liverpool RC Reorganisation Phase V 1,586 — — Nottinghamshire Mansfield, Queen Elizabeth Boys 110 42 6 Oldham St. Anselm's 90 950 405 Oxfordshire Bishop Carpenter CE 212 — — St. Helens RC Secondary Reorganisation 876 2,420 1,421 Solihull St. Peters RC 35 100 15 Staffordshire Stone, St. Dominic's 50 350 240 Surrey Redhill, St. Bede's Ecumenical 209 865 865 Warwickshire Southam, St. Mary's 20 370 10 West Sussex Worthing, Chatsmore RC 250 750 750 Wigan Abram CE 75 70 —
Expenditure £000s Local Education Authority and Name of School 1987–88 1988–89 1989–90 Wirral Birkenhead, St. Joseph's 40 170 20 Plessington High Phase 2A 200 170 30