§ Mr. BennettTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment what the additional educational needs distribution would have been in the 1993–94 SSAs for each authority if the new census data were incorporated.
§ Mr. BaldryThe additional education need index for 1993–94 recalculated to include information from the 1991 census is shown in the table.
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Distribution of additional education needs index using 1991 census information Local authority Additional education needs index Greater London City of London 1.143100 Camden 1.378000 Greenwich 1.039200 Hackney 1.735000 Hammersmith and Fulham 1.411050 Islington 1.466450 Kensington and Chelsea 1.343450 Lambeth 1.735300 Lewisham 1.284200 Southwark 1.501950 Tower Hamlets 1.785800 Wandsworth 1.185100 Westminster 1.307150 Barking and Dagenham 0.758000 Barnet 0.814450 Bexley 0.567200 Brent 1.366950 Bromley 0.485150 Croydon 0.806850 Ealing 1.161250 Enfield 0.845050 Haringey 1.484350 Harrow 0.752500 Havering 0.448150 Hillingdon 0.641900 Hounslow 0.894050 Kingston upon Thames 0.545650 Merton 0.785000 Newham 1.514700 Redbridge 0.824300 Richmond upon Thames 0.526000 Sutton 0.567550 Waltham Forest 1.210500 Greater Manchester Bolton 0.748100 Bury 0.518700 Manchester 1.362050 Oldham 0.774900 Rochdale 0.801000 Salford 0.883850 Stockport 0.496200 Tameside 0.638150 Trafford 0.613950 Wigan 0.554400 Merseyside Knowsley 1.257050 Liverpool 1.227850 Sefton 0.684750 St. Helens 0.604100 Wirral 0.839150 South Yorkshire Barnsley 0.620950 Doncaster 0.708050 Rotherham 0.625350 Sheffield 0.783600 Tyne and Wear Gateshead 0.817300 Newcastle upon Tyne 0.949900 North Tyneside 0.648200 South Tyneside 0.742850 Sunderland 0.776850 West Midlands Birmingham 1.173150 Coventry 0.848600 Dudley 0.536450 Sandwell 0.892550 Solihull 0.541250
Local authority Additional education needs index Walsall 0.712350 Wolverhampton 0.967200 West Yorkshire Bradford 0.996100 Calderdale 0.704400 Kirklees 0.782750 Leeds 0.704550 Wakefield 0.551750 Shire counties Avon 0.561150 Bedfordshire 0.635150 Berkshire 0.522200 Buckinghamshire 0.477750 Cambridgeshire 0.488050 Cheshire 0.514800 Cleveland 0.817950 Cornwall 0.473850 Cumbria 0.493850 Derbyshire 0.472300 Devon 0.529250 Dorset 0.492250 Durham 0.595650 East Sussex 0.597850 Essex 0.484700 Gloucestershire 0.449300 Hampshire 0.487600 Hereford and Worcester 0.410500 Hertfordshire 0.461100 Humberside 0.637200 Isle of Wight 0.542150 Kent 0.496400 Lancashire 0.652500 Leicestershire 0.619500 Lincolnshire 0.484800 Norfolk 0.476100 Northamptonshire 0.505850 Northumberland 0.491800 North Yorkshire 0.383400 Nottinghamshire 0.652550 Oxfordshire 0.445150 Shropshire 0.475350 Somerset 0.409000 Staffordshire 0.479300 Suffolk 0.404600 Surrey 0.390250 Warwickshire 0.441550 West Sussex 0.405550 Wiltshire 0.437050 Isles of Scilly 0.360000
§ Mr. BennettTo ask the Secretary of State for the Environment for what reasons the visitor rights factor was doubled in the other services block distribution in the 1991–92 standard spending assessments.
§ Mr. BaldryThe decision to double the weight on visitor nights was taken in the light of a large number of representations from local authorities suggesting that the weight of 0.25 of a resident, used in 1990–91, took insufficient account of the costs associated with tourism in such areas as environmental health and street cleaning.