Health Authorities (Expenditure) (Hansard, 25 July 1986)

§ Mr. Dobson

asked the Secretary of State for Social Services if he will give for each health authority wholly or partly within Greater London the percentage change in expenditure since 1979 expressed in (a) cash terms, (b) deflated by the gross domestic product deflator and (c) deflated by the National Health Service deflator; and if he

Average daily number of available acute* beds in District Health Authorities and Special Health Authorities wholly or partly within Greater London
District Health Authorities/Special Health Authorities	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983	1984
Barnet	1,231.6	1,132.3	1,105.2	1,107.9	1,046.3	949.4
Harrow	559.2	552.9	557.6	567.8	563.2	534.9
Hillingdon	1,232.8	1,097.2	1,133.4	1,125.6	1,100.9	1,008.9
Hounslow and Spelthorne	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	966.7	931.9	891.3
Ealing	241.6	284.2	345.2	374.9	369.3	374.1
Brent	528.3	574.3	536.5	537.9	510.9	470.0
Paddington and North Kensington	1,082.2	1,006.0	963.2	933.7	936.2	921.3
Hammersmith and Fulham	733.4	679.6	677.8	672.2	665.7	608.3
Victoria	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	826.2	788.1	779.3
Barking, Havering and Brentwood	1,437.0	1,411.2	1,382.5	1,312.2	1,300.4	1,278.5
Hampstead	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	747.5	743.7	745.1
Bloomsbury	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	1,981.4	1,975.0	1,837.2
Islington	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	815.1	751.6	656.5
City and Hackney	1,325.1	1,244.0	1,242.9	1,223.2	1,214.8	1,189.3
Newham	7611	744.5	740.3	668.7	587.0	534.6
Tower Hamlets	1,007.4	897.3	937.4	925.9	896.3	866.6
Enfield	678.5	652.9	598.8	598.5	591.8	547.4
Haringey	878.2	773.9	793.1	799.3	749.2	688.6
Redbridge	414.7	427.7	432.4	424.2	427.8	427.8
Waltham Forest	1,000.7	969.9	927.6	949.5	873.3	776.7
Bexley	391.6	388.3	370.2	357.9	358.9	348.9
Greenwich	1,074.1	1,011.3	992.4	971.2	986.9	972.8
Bromley	879.2	830.3	818.2	812.8	786.5	687.5
West Lambeth	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	829.3	876.6	833.3
Camberwell	968.4	912.5	903.0	905.0	900.1	861.1
Lewisham and North Southwark	1,703.9	1,589.8	1,520.4	1,443.6	1,470.9	1,323.3
Croydon	650.0	621.6	620.5	616.2	610.4	571.2
Kingston and Esher	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	523.9	511.4	502.9
Richmond, Twickenham and Roehampton	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	408.7	426.2	397.7
Wandsworth	1,343.9	1,158.9	1,122.6	1,108.8	1,125.9	1,152.0
Merton and Sutton	954.9	929.2	901.8	834.4	849.5	833.4
Special health authorities	2,861.3	2,800.1	2,821.0	2,624.3	2,582.9	2,467.5
*"Acute" is defined as all specialties except geriatrics, younger disabled, obstetrics and GP maternity, mental handicap and mental illness.

n.a. = comparable figures not available because of NHS restructuring on 1 April 1982.

Average daily number of available geriatric beds in District Health Authorities and Special Health Authorities wholly or partly within Greater London
District Health Authority/SHA's	1979	1980	1981	1982	1983	1984
Barnet	313.4	386.3	403.4	413.3	407.5	434.1
Harrow	158.6	157.5	157.1	157.3	159.0	158.3
Hillingdon	229.7	237.0	247.8	252.0	252.0	251.0
Hounslow and Spelthorne	n.a.	n.a.	n.a.	283.1	284.8	287.4
Ealing	125.6	138.0	152.7	156.9	157.5	158.4

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will give in each case the proportion of the change attributable to (i) national resources allocation working parties and (ii) subregional resource allocation policies.