Mr. HargreavesTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will make a statement on the amount available for capital expenditure on schools and further education establishments in 1989–90, including the voluntary aided sector.
§ Mr. Kenneth BakerLocal education authorities have today been informed of their allocations of prescribed expenditure for 1989–90, and of the allocations for capital spending by the governors of voluntary aided and special argeement schools in their area. The allocations are as follows:
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Education capital expenditure 1989–90 Allocations for each local education authority £ thousands Capital expenditure Local Education Authority at county and controlled schools and further education establishments by the governors of aided and special agreement schools GREATER LONDON Barking 245 — Barnet 996 1,392 Bexley 864 223 Brent 463 519 Bromley 663 5 Croydon 1,008 — Ealing 540 12 Enfield 1,153 825 Haringey 2,275 331 Harrow 650 50 Havering 1,341 858 Hillingdon 644 306 Hounslow 529 — Kingston upon Thames 316 21 Merton 5,243 300 Newham 3,590 15 Redbridge 2,028 575 Richmond upon Thames 540 358 Sutton 649 168 Waltham Forest 8,013 17 Inner London 11,957 2,367 METROPOLITAN DISTRICTS West Midlands Birmingham 5,218 1,992 Coventry 2,670 572 Dudley 2,531 1,176 Sandwell 2,080 58 Solihull 744 425 Walsall 921 62 Wolverhampton 528 — Merseyside Knowsley 2,116 152 Liverpool 607 2,060 St. Helens 1,851 3,564 Sefton 1,724 676 Wirral 2,469 2,173 Greater Manchester Bolton 1,286 250
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Capital expenditure Local Education Authority at county and controlled schools and further education establishments by the governors of aided and special agreement schools Bury 605 1,221 Manchester 5,271 1,339 Oldham 2,272 1,816 Rochdale 2,175 1,189 Salford 3,806 290 Stockport 1,519 45 Tameside 746 30 Trafford 2,671 240 Wigan 1,364 515 South Yorkshire Barnsley 270 — Doncaster 684 8 Rotherham 840 — Sheffield 5,211 153 West Yorkshire Bradford 8,334 473 Calderdale 2,607 275 Kirklees 808 5 Leeds 3,464 4,875 Wakefield 3,212 153 Tyne and Wear Gateshead 1,052 789 Newcastle upon Tyne 1,566 583 North Tyneside 1,577 774 South Tyneside 3,372 200 Sunderland 3,859 99 NON-METROPOLITAN COUNTIES Isles of Scilly 149 — Avon 3,877 710 Bedforshire 2,022 — Berkshire 5,876 1,124 Buckinghamshire 7,780 17 Cambridgeshire 5,801 249 Cheshire 3,487 1,589 Cleveland 5,324 203 Cornwall 6,129 1,087 Cumbria 6,753 559 Derbyshire 11,669 401 Devon 14,177 226 Dorset 2,970 1,197 Durham 2,133 46 East Sussex 9,171 917 Essex 17,002 229 Gloucestershire 5,934 1,218 Hamphsire 7,940 927 Hereford and Worcester 2,534 570 Hertfordshire 4,832 673 Humberside 7,288 352 Isle of Wight 1,628 300 Kent 8,610 934 Lancashire 13,664 4,734 Leicestershire 6,769 476 Lincolnshire 3,010 16 Norfolk 3,788 389 North Yorkshire 2,209 109 Northamptonshire 4,046 20 Northumberland 889 394 Nottinghamshire 3,215 237 Oxfordshire 3,758 64 Shropshire 4,943 120 Somerset 3,088 1,506 Staffordshire 4,927 822 Suffolk 6,086 232 Surrey 5,735 2,411 Warwickshire 1,729 631 West Sussex 1,966 839 Wiltshire 2,866 71
Voluntary aided and special agreement schools Major projects to start in 1989–90 (Expenditure for 1989–90 is included in the Governors column of the main list) Expenditure £'000s Local education authority Name of school 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 Brent St. Margaret Clitheroe 90 95 — Enfield St. Mary's Primary 155 30 — Haringey St. Thomas More 293 1,900 860 Havering St. Edward's CE Comprehensive 100 70 5 Merton Cottenham Park CE Primary 128 54 — Merton Bishop Gilpin CE Primary 172 154 — Sutton St. Mary's 40 100 — Sutton All Saint's Benhilton 128 105 — ILEA St. Bede's/St. Bernadette 178 — — ILEA Archbishop Tenison 42 328 44 Birmingham St. John's CE 690 1,035 — Coventry St. Patrick's RC 10 175 15 Liverpool Archbishop Beck 409 914 1,124 Liverpool St. John Boscoe 224 1,493 1,119 Liverpool King David 34 336 78 Sefton Savio RC High 298 347 32 Bury St. Mary's RC Radcliffe 19 191 45 Wigan Standish Lower Ground CE Primary 65 215 40 Bradford St. Andrew's CE First 183 496 454 Calderdale St. Chad's 250 54 — Leeds Meanwood CE Primary 300 400 70 Avon St. Joseph's RC 230 247 — Berkshire St. Bernard's Slough 601 296 — Cheshire Warrington, St. James CE 143 170 10 Cornwall Mongleath, Falmouth 600 600 100 Cornwall Sir Robert Geffery's 400 600 200 Derbyshire St. Giles, Matlock 150 300 20 Derbyshire St. George's New Mills 100 30 — Derbyshire William Gilbert, Duffield 100 100 5 Durham St. Mary's, Blackhill 24 259 141 East Sussex Aldrington CE Primary 250 950 70 East Sussex St. Philip's, Uckfield 320 — — Gloucestershire St. Peter's Phase I 67 560 53 Hampshire Valley Park 450 220 — Hampshire Park Gate 178 841 116 Hampshire Lymington 45 250 100 Hereford and Worcester St. Mary's RC 520 90 — Hertfordshire St. Theresa's, Boreham Wood 137 4 — Humberside St. Mary's, Grimsby 73 130 20 Lancashire Clayton-Le-Woods RC 75 510 35 Lancashire Christ The King RC, Blackpool 10 100 10 Lancashire Rishton St. Charles RC 32 319 74 Lancashire St. John Vianney RC, Blackpool 10 100 10 Mount Carmel RC High, Lancashire 173 1,380 748 Northumberland Berwick CE First 24 97 26 Staffordshire St. Peter's CE, Stoke-on-Trent 20 140 — Staffordshire St. Edward's Leek 50 350 25 Warwickshire St. Austin's Kennilworth 23 456 360 West Sussex Cuckfield 47 763 381 Wiltshire Alderbury 65 479 120
List of major aided projects for the 1989–90 design list Local Education Authority Name of School (Governors Fees)1989–90 £000's) Barnet St. Agnes 35 Bradford Baildon 30 Devon Cuthbert Mayne Ph 2 66 Dorset St. Clement's and St. John's 30 Hertfordshire St. Clement Dane's 80 Kent Ashford St. Mary's 24 Liverpool St. John Almond 92 Oxfordshire Blessed George Napier 20 Somerset St. Augustine' s, Taunton 54 Staffordshire St. Peter's Cobridge 15