§ Mr. PrescottTo ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer how much money was received by the Treasury from road user taxes, broken down into(a) fuel duty, (b) vehicle excise duty, (c) car tax, (d) value added tax on vehicles and (e) value added tax on fuel in each year since 1974–75.
§ Mr. Lilley[holding answer 5 December 1988]: The following information is available:
£ million Fuel duty1 Vehicle excise Duty2 Car tax VAT on vechicles3 VAT on road fuel4 1974–75 1,430 520 120 .. 240 1975–76 1,430 770 180 .. 460 1976–77 1,960 810 220 .. 280 1977–78 2,210 1,050 290 .. 300 1978–79 2,210 1,090 380 480 290 1979–80 2,670 1,160 520 1,030 490 1980–81 3,340 1,360 480 970 620 1981–82 4,430 1,620 510 1,060 760 1982–83 5,030 1,840 600 1,260 840 1983–84 5,410 2,000 700 1,390 920 1984–85 5,870 2,260 740 1,450 980 1985–86 6,250 2,430 860 1,650 1,040 1986–87 7,300 2,520 960 1,900 950 1987–88 7,670 2,600 1,130 2,300 1,020
Youth Cohort Study (England and Wales) Percentage of School Leavers on YTS or Out of Work at the time of the survey. 19851 19862 19873 Region On YTS Out of Work On YTS Out of Work On YTS Out of Work North 31 30 57 13 56 15 Yorkshire and Humberside 31 26 47 18 50 16 North West 28 28 51 17 51 16 East Midlands 27 24 47 15 47 12 West Midlands 32 26 57 15 55 14 East Anglia 24 22 44 12 41 11 Greater London 18 20 25 21 23 16 South East 20 19 34 14 34 10 South West 27 17 50 11 42 12 Wales 37 28 55 16 55 15 Percentage Total 27 24 46 16 45 14 1 12,500 1984 summer school leavers surveyed in summer 1985. 2 20,000 1985 summer school leavers surveyed in spring 1986. 3 20,000 1986 summer school leavers surveyed in spring 1987.