§ Mr. Simon HughesTo ask the Secretary of State for Education if he will publish figures showing expenditure by each local education authority on the youth service for each year from 1988.
§ Mr. BoswellThe latest year for which information on actual expenditure is available is 1990–91. The table shows expenditure on the youth service by each local authority in each of the three years from 1988–89 to 1990–91.
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Net recurrent expenditure on the youth service (£000) LEA 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 ILEA 35,377 40,408 — City — — 28 Camden — — 2,041 Greenwich — — 1,909 Hackney — — 3,418 Hammersmith — — 1,563 Islington — — 4,664 Kensington — — 1,744 Lambeth — — 2,701 Lewisham — — 977 Southwark — — 2,087 Tower Hamlets — — 5,238 Wandsworth — — 2,444 Westminster — — 3,117 Barking 697 842 652 Barnet 966 919 1,039 Bexley 758 884 874 590W
LEA 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 Brent 2,377 2,023 2,147 Bromley 894 1,037 1,051 Croydon 1,054 1,207 1,594 Ealing 1,804 1,953 1,017 Enfield 796 960 999 Haringey n/a n/a 1,580 Harrow 648 791 611 Havering 845 1,025 1,060 Hillingdon 1,018 1,175 1,475 Hounslow 737 n/a 1,980 Kingston upon Thames 580 682 734 Merton 459 589 646 Newham 1,104 1,152 1,136 Redbridge 1,078 1,132 1,157 Richmond upon Thames 514 612 684 Sutton 517 576 768 Waltham Forest 1,336 1,579 1,544 Birmingham 4,396 5,252 3,056 Coventry 1,095 1,382 3,327 Dudley 983 1,137 1,342 Sandwell 736 826 1,004 Solihull 430 432 541 Walsall 2,305 2,917 4,204 Wolverhampton 2,070 2,477 1,982 Knowsley 666 980 2,100 Liverpool 2,392 2,846 3,138 St. Helens 328 287 260 Sefton 843 1,019 1,315 Wirral 1,512 1,813 1,793 Bolton 1,057 1,291 1,326 Bury 916 1,009 865 Manchester n/a n/a 2,557 Oldham 683 911 936 Rochdale 1,453 2,028 1,415 Salford 538 561 751 Stockport 598 747 645 Tameside 1,149 1,339 1,674 Trafford 677 834 991 Wigan 876 1,678 1,188 Barnsley 551 458 435 Doncaster 1,305 1,604 1,599 Rotherham 1,029 1,172 1,336 Sheffield 3,038 3,802 4,047 Bradford 3,127 3,225 3,751 Calderdale 1,103 1,274 1,363 Kirklees 1,426 1,600 1,769 Leeds 6,860 6,672 7,336 Wakefield N/A N/A 1,091 Gateshead 722 1,055 1,125 Newcastle upon Tyne 659 746 860 North Tyneside 585 N/A 664 South Tyneside 1,855 1,951 500 Sunderland 1,010 1,272 1,521 Isles of Scilly 0 2 2 Avon 5,269 6,129 4,697 Bedfordshire 1,131 1,320 1,771 Berkshire 2,185 2,436 3,882 Buckinghamshire 2,370 3,166 4,016 Cambridgeshire 1,780 2,011 2,371 Cheshire 2,005 2,081 3,479 Cleveland 2,629 4,012 4,351 Cornwall 787 1,113 1,226 Cumbria 1,333 1,320 1,597 Derbyshire 5,066 8,739 10,928 Devon 2,913 3,548 3,469 Dorset 1,722 2,358 2,627 Durham 1,263 1,381 1,569 East Sussex 1,089 1,207 1,627 Essex 4,026 4,932 7,010 Gloucestershire 2,147 2,771 2,581 Hampshire 3,230 3,651 3,169 Hereford and Worcestershire 1,201 1,630 1,706 Hertfordshire 2,782 3,395 4,064 Humberside 3,839 4,584 5,211 Isle of Wight 467 499 559 Kent 2,708 2,925 3,072 Lancashire 5,179 6,222 6,954 Leicestershire 2,946 3,267 3,692
LEA 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 Lincolnshire 1,096 1,155 1,565 Norfolk 1,870 2,296 2,462 North Yorkshire 1,587 1,743 2,316 Northamptonshire 1,706 1,864 2,192 Northumberland 681 913 2,533 Nottinghamshire 5,233 5,643 6,113 Oxfordshire 1,325 1,583 1,979 Shropshire 1,788 2,264 2,538 Somerset 2,478 1,913 1,201 Staffordshire 2,599 3,188 3,961 Suffolk 2,124 2,404 1,034 Surrey 2,420 2,852 3,526 Warwickshire 1,434 1,584 1,774 West Sussex 1,599 1,872 2,164 Wiltshire 1,480 2,934 2,243 Note:
1. N/A indicates not received from local authority.
2. Net recurrent expenditure includes gross expenditure other than on capital, less income other than from specific grants. Figures are taken from local authorities' returns of their actual spending to the Department of the Environment.