§ Dr. CunninghamTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will publish a table showing(a) the capital bid for 1990–91 and (b) the capital allocation for 1990–91 for each local education authority in England.
§ Mr. FallonDetails of local authority plans and education annual capital guidelines for 1990–91 are set out below, together with bids and allocations for voluntary aided and special agreement schools.
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Education annual capital guidelines and LEA plans for 1990–91 LEA Total plans £000s 1990–91 Total ACG £000s 1990–91 Barking 1,415 485 Barnet 4,484 888 Bexley 4,892 1,242 Brent 6,332 687 Bromley 6,612 1,684 Croydon 19,319 1,061 Ealing 14,683 889 Enfield 30,222 1,315 Haringey 5,245 1,132 Harrow 3,345 1,073 Havering 8,589 5,881 Hillingdon 7,692 1,140 Hounslow 7,000 539 Kingston 4,475 268 Merton 11,257 3,608 Newham 16,733 6,461 Redbridge 5,787 1,577 Richmond 7,290 1,490 Sutton 14,161 2,974 Waltham 11,771 6,661 City 0 0 Camden 5,369 1,421 Westminster 5,613 465 Greenwich 10,823 3,849 Hackney 9,218 2,690 exporting fish and products to the United Kingdom, the quantities involved in tonnes, and the percentage shares. Countries exporting less than 10,000 tonnes in each of the years are not listed, though those appearing accounted for some 80 per cent. of the total trade in the years shown. Comparable data for the years before 1985 are not readily available.
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LEA Total plans £000s 1990–91 Tolal ACG £000s 1990–91 Hammersmith 3,662 1,047 Islington 8,670 1,079 Kensington 9,172 2,145 Lambeth 4,858 1,480 Lewisham 8,762 1,382 Southwark 17,740 5,429 Wandsworth 17,305 1,677 Tower Hamlets 33,246 17,629 Birmingham 15,407 10,494 Coventry 12,758 2,429 Dudley 6,308 5,083 Sandwell 8,493 1,647 Solihull 6,365 1,561 Walsall 4,911 1,369 Wolverhampton 3,353 936 Knowsley 6,594 2,080 Liverpool 16,861 9,742 St. Helens 6,610 5,066 Sefton 7,111 4,176 Wirral 7,099 3,354 Bolton 5,619 802 Bury 1,476 815 Manchester 29,168 4,397 Oldham 7,707 5,942 Rochdale 12,529 4,278 Salford 6,461 3,961 Stockport 3,385 1,500 Tameside 2,438 1,470 Trafford 11,268 9,448 Wigan 7,748 4,378 Barnsley 2,276 1,933 Doncaster 1,269 860 Rotherham 3,712 1,589 Sheffield 6,068 2,828 Bradford 28,814 9,731 Calderdale 2,845 1,514 Kirklees 6,876 1,216 Leeds 15,768 3,546 Wakefield 6,860 5,394 Gateshead 8,776 1,345 Newcastle 8,438 1,564 North Tyneside 5,138 1,895 South Tyneside 10,019 1,894
LEA Total plans £000s 1990–91 Total ACG £000s 1990–91 Sunderland 10,205 3,183 Isle's of Scilly 300 221 Avon 20,049 5,653 Bedfordshire 12,767 2,409 Berkshire 15,932 4,500 Buckinghamshire 14,902 6,444 Cambridge 34,854 13,229 Cheshire 15,935 5,814 Cleveland 7,761 4,929 Cornwall 18,786 6,522 Cumbria 13,051 7,930 Derbyshire 26,701 14,743 Devon 28,679 12,984 Dorset 11,414 3,853 Durham 19,564 4,924 East Sussex 23,967 8,773 Essex 42,364 14,063 Gloucester 18,734 7,917 Hampshire 37,095 13,325 Hereford and Worcester 12,740 6,248 Hertford 16,526 6,526 Humberside 17,795 9,004 Isle of Wight 6,275 1,912 Kent 33,849 16,370 Lancashire 36,022 18,524 Leicester 16,794 11,154 Lincoln 23,274 7,387 Norfolk 10,044 3,040 North Yorkshire 7,735 4,105 Northampton 10,076 6,182 Northumberland 5,601 2,382 Nottinghamshire 12,952 3,716 Oxfordshire 15,443 3,751 Shropshire 10,272 6,319 Somerset 13,498 5,563 Staffordshire 16,421 6,375 Suffolk 15,754 7,921 Surrey 11,805 4,128 Warwick 6,355 1,507 West Sussex 12,754 3,633 Wiltshire 19,214 6,256 Notes:
1 All figures are in £000s in cash terms.
2 All figures include initial allocations and Supplementory Credit Approvals (SCA) issued in the course of the year.
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Bids and allocations for capital expenditure by governors of voluntary aided and special agreement schools for 1990–91 Submitted bids Allocations LEA £000s £000s Barking 1,940 1,940 Barnet 1,504 912 Bexley 1,868 437 Brent 883 394 Bromley 200 80 Croydon 1,101 1,066 Ealing 257 93 Enfield 846 344 Haringey 2,790 2,336 Harrow 208 0 Havering 357 357 Hillingdon 1,063 232 Hounslow 327 0 Kingston 390 26 Merton 674 449 Newham 305 0 Redbridge 401 314 Richmond 1,403 505 Sutton 842 612 Waltham 100 0 City 0 0 Camden 1,706 1,097 Westminister 311 110
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Submitted bids Allocations LEA £000s £000s Greenwich 324 0 Hackney 432 71 Hammersmith 661 452 Islington 123 38 Kensington 5,462 4,775 Lambeth 946 411 Lewisham 412 52 Southwark 1,814 1,186 Wandsworth 131 26 Tower Hamlets 702 632 Birmingham 1,527 1,172 Coventry 1,206 453 Dudley 1,005 632 Sandwell 752 176 Solihull 1,441 1,191 Walsall 193 50 Wolverhampton 20 0 Knowsley 724 169 Liverpool 5,897 4,487 St. Helens 638 128 Sefton 2,272 1,527 Wirral 352 304 Bolton 965 137 Bury 1,008 641 Manchester 1,434 744 Oldham 957 184 Rochdale 1,492 669 Salford 540 327 Stockport 573 472 Tameside 103 20 Trafford 551 292 Wigan 1,605 699 Barnsley 0 0 Doncaster 345 215 Rotherham 170 0 Sheffield 678 120 Bradford 1,374 1,150 Calderdale 426 204 Kirklees 313 144 Leeds 9,379 7,107 Wakefield 451 145 Gateshead 203 57 Newcastle 941 597 North Tyneside 1,017 835 South Tyneside 145 51 Sunderland 230 6 Isles of Scilly 0 0 Avon 3,174 2,311 Bedfordshire 175 15 Berkshire 1,134 438 Bucks 2,661 763 Cambridge 1,450 58 Cheshire 3,454 1,736 Cleveland 723 0 Cornwall 1,487 1,201 Cumbria 1,313 654 Derbyshire 1,847 1,132 Devon 1,019 465 Dorset 6,795 4,847 Durham 760 277 East Sussex 2,492 1,725 Essex 653 529 Gloucester 3,610 923 Hampshire 4,115 3,664 Hereford and Worcester 1,771 1,081 Hertford 970 202 Humberside 927 508 Isle of Wight 87 87 Kent 3,351 2,756 Lancashire 11,748 4,970 Leicester 833 459 Lincoln 911 125 Norfolk 1,074 184 North Yorkshire 913 69 Northampton 309 0 Northumberland 556 194 Notts 2,186 1,036
Submitted bids Allocations LEA £000s £000s Oxfordshire 2,911 1,920 Shropshire 496 120 Somerset 1,749 1,562 Staffs 1,499 1,068 Suffolk 425 256 Surrey 2,021 819 Warwick 2,043 1,097 West Sussex 3,239 2,527 Wiltshire 1,026 767
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(a) (b) (c) Local education authority Budgeted expenditure on education Education standard spending assessment Inner London education grant1 £m £m £m City of London 3.419 0.824 0.210 Camden 58.548 52.762 6.781 Greenwich 100.792 82.257 11.345 Hackney 100.189 91.828 6.523 Hammersmith and Fulham 56.10 45.602 6.812 Islington 77.262 64.211 7.841 Kensington and Chelsea 40.437 29.783 3.694 Lambeth n.a. 105.484 9.475 Lewisham 97.766 86.010 10.565 Southwark 94.457 85.168 9.480 Tower Hamlets 102.740 91.292 9.102 Wandsworth 111.839 84.149 10.974 Westminster 75.208 44.456 7.198 Barking and Dagenham 55.159 48.338 — Barnet 87.401 88.054 — Bexley 68.961 67.800 — Brent 94.655 108.138 — Bromley 80.827 79.378 — Croydon 110.736 102.781 — Ealing 103.709 100.586 — Enfield 92.865 88.524 — Haringey n.a. 79.308 — Harrow 66.381 65.387 — Havering 78.109 71.015 — Hillingdom 76.904 69.110 — Hounslow 75.420 68.774 — Kingston-upon-Thames 42.769 36.275 — Merton 51.652 47.164 — Newham 94.770 98.510 — Redbridge 67.729 71.225 — Richmond-upon-Thames 42.581 35.997 — Sutton 54.087 47.633 — Waltham Forest 85.671 81.744 — Bolton 88.646 87.298 — Bury 59.888 51.895 — Manchester 168.338 163.642 — Oldham 78.665 76.526 — Rochdale 74.362 71.852 — Salford 78.842 71.245 — Stockport 89.917 81.829 — Tameside 70.678 69.741 — Trafford 65.837 64.046 — Wigan 108.976 95.977 — Knowsley 64.282 64.361 — Liverpool 178.294 177.391 — St. Helens 67.267 60.740 — Sefton 92.415 87.681 — Wirral 110.738 112.387 — Barnsley 66.229 66.121 — Doncaster 103.921 96.030 — Rotherham 90.187 82.575 — Sheffield 169.837 148.560 — Gateshead 68.542 58.160 — Newcastle-upon-Tyne 93.963 82.930 — North Tyneside 64.480 58.226 — South Tyneside 55710 49.543 — Sunderland 99.941 98.289 — Notes:
1. All figures are in £000s in cash terms.
2. Allocations allow governors to complete work up to the limit set.
3. The Secretary of State pays grant aid at the rate of 85 per cent.
§ Dr. CunninghamTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will publish a table showing(a) the revenue budget for 1990–91 and (b) the standard spending assessment for 1990–91 for each local education authority in England.
§ Mr. FallonThe information requested is given in the table below, together with the amounts of inner London education grants for the relevant authorities.
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(a) (b) (c) Local education authority Budgeted expenditure on education Education standard spending assessment Inner London education grant1 £m £m £m Birmingham 352.808 399.449 — Coventry 111.908 102.007 — Dudley 94.456 89.474 — Sandwell 118.953 104.460 — Solihull 63.314 60.504 — Walsall 98.685 90.329 — Wolverhampton 94.992 94.320 — Bradford 174.669 179.653 — Calderdale 66.947 63.530 — Kirklees 137.344 128.823 — Leeds 231.235 211.450 — Wakefield 102.228 91.139 — Avon 303.570 254.787 — Bedfordshire 184.802 175.531 — Berkshire 225.469 229.252 — Buckinghamshire 214.468 206.348 — Cambridgeshire 202.693 193.391 — Cheshire 318.739 294.559 — Cleveland 214.430 202.966 — Cornwall 138.336 140.824 — Cumbria 159102 142.882 — Derbyshire 326.789 271.798 — Devon 290.463 276.355 — Dorset 169.468 157.560 — Durham 199.467 183.819 — East Sussex 176.212 168.819 — Essex 472.463 458.657 — Gloucestershire 163.654 148.565 — Hampshire 461.580 453.266 — Hereford and Worcester 197.342 196.842 — Hertfordshire 320.460 293.468 — Humberside 296.792 277.145 — Isle of Wight 38.047 36.532 — Kent 434.043 456.635 — Lancashire 467.334 445.622 — Leicestershire 305.248 276.819 — Lincolnshire 177.303 179.312 — Norfolk 212.391 209.872 — Northamptonshire 190.199 179.549 — Northumberland 100.350 89.824 — North Yorkshire 211.188 196.440 — Nottinghamshire 338.799 311.592 — Oxfordshire 169.252 151.459 — Shropshire 138.087 128.216 — Somerset 146.238 128.613 — Staffordshire 321.768 302.935 — Suffolk 188.230 172.628 — Surrey 266.984 257.425 — Warwickshire 151.144 142.196 — West Sussex 181.805 183.940 — Wiltshire 174.677 163.364 — Isles of Scilly 1.126 0.946 — 1 Inner London education grants are paid to provide, through the support of expenditure on education, transitional help to charge-payers in Inner London boroughs and in the City of London where the authorities inherited responsibility for the education service from the Inner London Education Authority.— Note:—
Information on budgeted expenditure is taken from local authorities' returns to the Department of the Environment on forms RA90/91 and RA(SG)90/91. Figures have been repriced to out-turn.—