§ Mr. RedmondTo ask the Secretary of State for Health what level of funds were provided per head of population in each district health authority and each family health services authority in each year since 1989–90.
§ Mr. SackvilleThe allocation of funds to district health authorities is a matter for regional health authorities and detailed information is not collected centrally. The spending of family health services authorities is primarily demand-led and funded accordingly. However, information which relates to the expenditure of DHAs and FHSAs to their resident populations for the years 1989–90 and 1990–91 is shown in the table.
The figures, which pre-date the national health service reforms, show DHAs as providers rather than purchasers of health care. Expenditure per head of population therefore reflects patterns of local service provision and the effects of patient flows across health authority boundaries. Thus the figures for DHAs will tend to vary significantly.
Information for 1991–92 will be available shortly.
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Revenue expenditure per head of population District Health Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) Northern Region Hartlepool 303 318 North Tees 212 222
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District Health Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) South Tees 300 328 East Cumbria 264 284 South Cumbria 203 226 West Cumbria 229 242 Darlington 299 313 Durham 162 173 North-West Durham 264 277 South-West Durham 264 282 Northumberland 257 271 Gateshead 197 215 Newcastle 626 687 North Tyneside 166 181 South Tyneside 193 214 Sunderland 269 290 Yorkshire Region Hull 292 310 East Yorkshire 232 233 Grimsby 24S 271 Scunthorpe 192 225 Northallerton 158 172 York 248 274 Scarborough 199 229 Harrogate 242 272 Bradford 253 280 Airedale 224 244 Calderdale 217 244 Huddersfield 263 280 Dewsbury 190 223 Leeds Western 321 343 Leeds Eastern 332 328 Wakefield 387 420 Pontefract 205 229 Trent Region North Derbyshire 179 191 South Derbyshire 233 248 Leicestershire 236 253 North Lincolnshire 264 287 South Lincolnshire 201 217 Bassetlaw 197 217 Central Nottinghamshire 233 244 Nottingham 300 325 Barnsley 213 229 Doncaster 234 249 Rotherham 200 248 Sheffield 392 421 East Anglian Region Cambridge 339 356 Peterborough 259 276 West Suffolk 214 230 East Suffolk 245 270 Norwich 258 276 Great Yarmouth and Waveney 216 243 West Norfolk and Wisbech 203 221 Huntingdon 241 276 North-West Thames Region North Bedfordshire 189 200 South Bedfordshire 204 220 North Hertfordshire 191 215 East Hertfordshire 150 162 North West Hertfordshire 344 365 South West Hertfordshire 160 174 Barnet 325 356 Harrow 273 294 Hillingdon 346 385 Hounslow and Spelthorne 262 275 Ealing 198 214 Riverside 614 628 Parkside 422 450 North East Thames Region Basildon and Thurrock 230 245 Mid Essex 237 255 North East Essex 236 247
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District Health Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) West Essex 222 239 Southend 199 219 Barking, Havering and Brentwood 220 237 Hampstead 729 799 City and Hackney 574 612 Newham 273 299 Tower Hamlets 588 613 Enfield 200 214 Haringey 337 363 Redbridge 235 245 Waltham Forest 359 390 Bloomsbury and Islington 791 818 South East Thames Region Brighton 264 294 Eastbourne 239 256 Hastings 235 262 South East Kent 191 211 Canterbury and Thanet 253 271 Dartford and Gravesham 252 270 Maidstone 237 253 Medway 199 223 Tunbridge Wells 305 329 Bexley 220 234 Greenwich 373 397 Bromley 244 267 West Lambeth 699 750 Camberwell 459 519 Lewisham and North Southwark 465 498 South West Thames Region North West Surrey 262 274 West Surrey and North East Hampshire 168 182 South West Surrey 330 348 Mid Surrey 330 388 East Surrey 338 362 Chichester 236 254 Mid Downs 219 232 Worthing 204 227 Croydon 259 273 Kingston and Esher 304 320 Richmond, Twickenham and Roehampton 207 225 Wandsworth 670 712 Sutton and Merton 270 270 Wessex Region East Dorset 225 254 West Dorset 229 249 Portsmouth and South East Hampshire 210 229 Southampton and South West Hampshire 307 336 Winchester 246 266 Basingstoke and North Hampshire 230 251 Salisbury 332 361 Swindon 244 258 Bath 222 243 Isle of Wight 249 275 Oxford Region East Berkshire 203 213 West Berkshire 211 227 Aylesbury 374 391 Wycombe 157 172 Milton Keynes 176 191 Kettering 180 194 Northampton 235 249 Oxford 283 303 South Western Region Bristol and Weston 302 340 Frenchay 293 322 Southmead 277 298 Cornwall 212 234 Exeter 279 297
District Health Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) North Devon 265 288 Plymouth 275 300 Torbay 258 288 Cheltenham 229 261 Gloucester 237 257 Somerset 232 255 West Midlands Region Bromsgrove and Redditch 199 218 Hereford 220 241 Kidderminster 303 325 Worcester 224 239 Shropshire 225 249 Mid Staffordshire 179 192 North Staffordshire 268 296 South East Staffordshire 209 222 Rugby 182 197 North Warwickshire 254 267 South Warwickshire 256 276 Central Birmingham 652 742 East Birmingham 255 294 North Birmingham 266 283 South Birmingham 342 369 West Birmingham 375 408 Coventry 273 292 Dudley 228 245 Sandwell 167 184 Solihull 184 207 Walsall 212 236 Wolverhampton 273 289 Mersey Region Chester 330 349 Crewe 195 213 Halton 153 163 Macclesfield 244 261 Warrington 305 319 Liverpool 396 438 St. Helens and Knowsley 208 219 Southport and Formby 289 301 South Sefton 457 505 Wirral 235 251 North Western Region Lancaster 410 433 Blackpool, Wyre and Fylde 218 242 Preston 629 679 Blackburn, Hyndburn and Ribble Valley 214 233 Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale 329 338 West Lancashire 272 300 Chorley and South Ribble 96 103 Bolton 209 225 Bury 192 309 North Manchester 538 573 Central Manchester 699 790 South Manchester 604 636 Oldham 203 217 Rochdale 173 189 Salford 423 456 Stockport 207 221 Tameside and Glossop 184 198 Trafford 168 181 Wigan 203 219
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Family Health Services Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) Northern region Cleveland 101 118 Cumbria 100 116 Durham 100 116 Northumberland 101 115 Gateshead 97 113 Newcastle 102 117
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Family Health Services Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) North Tyneside 106 123 South Tyneside 99 113 Sunderland 101 115 Yorkshire region Humberside 98 112 North Yorkshire 101 116 Bradford 99 115 Calderdale 97 115 Kirklees 91 107 Leeds 104 117 Wakefield 105 119 Trent region Derbyshire 93 108 Leicestershire 91 104 Lincolnshire 104 119 Nottinghamshire 88 107 Barnsley 102 115 Doncaster 102 117 Rotherham 89 102 Sheffield 100 119 East Anglian region Cambridgeshire 92 105 Norfolk 105 121 Suffolk 97 112 North West Thames region Bedfordshire 90 104 Hertfordshire 96 111 Barnet 94 105 Brent and Harrow 106 125 Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow 100 113 Hillingdon 92 105 Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster 120 137 North East Thames Region Essex 95 111 Barking and Havering 87 104 Camden and Islington 111 124 City and East London 108 127 Enfield and Haringey 98 110 Redbridge and Waltham Forest 95 108 South East Thames Region East Sussex 101 118 Kent 96 110 Greenwich and Bexley 91 101 Bromley 88 100 Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham 102 117 South West Thames Region Surrey 94 105 West Sussex 102 120 Croydon 91 103 Kingston and Richmond 98 107 Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth 95 107 Wessex Region Dorset 105 123 Hampshire 95 107 Wiltshire 87 104 Isle of Wight 107 123 Oxford Region Berkshire 92 106 Buckinghsmshire 92 105 Northamptonshire 91 105 Oxfordshire 91 104 South Western Region Avon 92 108 Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 111 132
Family Health Services Authorities 1989–90 1990–91 £(cash) £(cash) Devon 105 122 Gloucestershire 95 113 Somerset 101 118 West Midlands Region Hereford and Worcester 90 107 Shropshire 94 111 Staffordshire 88 100 Warwickshire 96 110 Birmingham 104 117 Coventry 103 117 Dudley 86 98 Sandwell 104 116 Solihull 96 112 Walsall 94 111 Wolverhampton 97 110 Mersey Region Cheshire 98 114 Liverpool 109 131 St. Helens and Knowsley 101 116 Sefton 99 114 Wirral 105 121 North Western Region Lancashire 103 116 Bolton 93 111 Bury 104 118 Manchester 115 128 Oldham 95 110 Rochdale 102 117 Salford 112 133 Stockport 102 115 Tameside 99 112 Trafford 105 119 Wigan 94 109 Sources:
(a) Annual accounts of district health authorities and family health services authorities (formerly family practitioner committees)—1989–90 and 1990–91.
Mid-year estimates of resident population—1989 and 1990 (Office of Population Censuses and Surveys/Department of Health).
Notes:
1. The figures for the district health authorities are based upon their total revenue expenditure on the services which they managed or accounted for in the relevant financial years. Capital expenditure incurred by district health authorities and all expenditure incurred by regional health authorities is excluded.
2. The figures for the family health services authorities cover their total expenditure on family health services and revenue expenditure on their administrative expenses. Expenditure on family health services (which is essentially regarded as current—ie revenue—expenditure) is included on a net basis as reported in annual accounts (ie after the deduction of charges to patients).