§ Mr. PikeTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will publish in theOfficial Report the 1988–89 capital allocations to each local education authority, indicating in each case the bid submitted and the allocation as a percentage of the bid in each case.
§ Mr. DunnThe allocation in respect of prescribed expenditure for an individual authority does not represent my right hon. Friend's view of what that authority's capital spending on education should be. Authorities may use spending power from capital receipts and other flexibilities in the capital control system to supplement the allocations.
The information sought is given in the table.
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Local Education Authority 1988–89 Allocation (£000's) LEA's Plans (£000's) Allocation as percentage of plans Barking 1,639 10,457 16 Barnet 2,000 11,192 18 Bexley 1,234 1,758 70 Brent 2,532 6,758 37 Bromley 403 6,098 7 Croydon 1,595 7,149 22 Ealing 1,174 9,053 13 Enfield 1,318 9,504 14 Haringey 2,330 11,042 21 Harrow 1,643 3,862 43 Havering 692 1,962 35 Hillingdon 918 6,307 15 Hounslow 1,242 4,860 26 Kingston-upon-Thames 1,695 11,731 14 Merton 1,023 6,965 15 Newham 3,061 6,316 48 Redbridge 3,719 5,418 69 Richmond-upon-Thames 277 2,210 13 Sutton 627 6,063 10 Waltham Forest 5,498 7,120 77 Inner London 17,767 54,545 33 52W
Local Education Authority 1988–89 Allocation (£000's) LEA's Plans (£000's) Allocation as percentage of plans Birmingham 4,407 11,472 38 Coventry 6,155 17,980 34 Dudley 1,555 7,773 20 Sandwell 767 3,710 21 Solihull 700 4,890 14 Walsall 907 2,210 41 Wolverhampton 1,849 7,823 24 Knowsley 1,136 4,815 24 Liverpool 2,323 7,692 30 St. Helens 1,211 5,685 21 Sefton 1,450 2,778 52 Wirral 2,330 6,391 36 Bolton 1,212 3,866 31 Bury 467 1,282 36 Manchester 9,269 34,860 27 Oldham 2,822 5,793 49 Rochdale 1,440 5,654 25 Salford 3,430 5,740 60 Stockport 2,878 3,891 74 Tameside 716 2,781 26 Trafford 471 2,637 18 Wigan 3,508 5,308 66 Barnsley 342 1,198 29 Doncaster 421 644 65 Rotherham 699 2,184 32 Sheffield 7,189 17,815 40 Bradford 10,457 33,604 31 Calderdale 3,619 5,486 66 Kirklees 1,486 9,078 16 Leeds 4,626 14,280 32 Wakefield 3,573 6,397 56 Gateshead 1,933 5,420 36 Newcastle upon Tyne 3,917 12,946 30 North Tyneside 2,129 4,587 46 South Tyneside 2,527 5,939 43 Sunderland 4,583 10,951 42 Isles of Stilly 39 405 10 Avon 4,277 10,993 39 Bedfordshire 1,630 5,660 29 Berkshire 5,567 12,603 44 Buckinghamshire 6,152 9,013 68 Cambridgeshire 4,314 13,719 31 Cheshire 4,829 10,812 45 Cleveland 3,673 7,104 52 Cornwall 6,413 9,744 66 Cumbria 4,858 6,530 74 Derbyshire 10,777 15,025 72 Devon 6,262 10,732 58 Dorset 4,052 8,459 48 Durham 1,415 5,451 26 East Sussex 9,815 25,962 38 Essex 20,317 37,264 55 Gloucestershire 5,302 9,864 54 Hampshire 16,550 38,619 43 Hereford and Worcester 2,892 9,032 32 Hertfordshire 5,525 18,887 29 Humberside 7,077 13,333 53 Isle of Wight 1,663 4,377 38 Kent 7,134 15,217 47 Lancashire 12,809 25,419 50 Leicestershire 7,419 15,643 47
Local Education Authority 1988–89 Allocation (£000's) LEA's Plans (£000's) Allocation as percentage of plans Lincolnshire 3,897 8,891 44 Norfolk 4,021 7,938 51 North Yorkshire 3,937 7,297 54 Northamptonshire 3,190 8,571 37 Northumberland 955 3,554 27 Nottinghamshire 2,461 4,709 52 Oxfordshire 4,673 18,701 25 Salop 4,465 8,474 53 Somerset 2,764 6,501 43 Staffordshire 7,469 15,494 48 Suffolk 7,014 9,448 74 Surrey 4,859 15,468 31 Warwickshire 1,375 4,069 34 West Sussex 3,053 10,851 28 Wiltshire 3,215 6,867 47