§ Mr. HendersonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education what was the regional total of capital allocations for education to the local authorities in England for(a) 1979–80, (b) 1982–83, (c) 1985–86 and (d) each year since 1988–89 for each standard English region.
§ Mr. Forth[holding answer 28 October 1993]: Figures for 1979–80 are not available. The table gives figures for the other years as requested.
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§ Mr. HendersonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education what was the national total of capital allocations for education to local authorities in England for(a) 1979–80, (b) 1982–83, (c) 1985–86 and (d) each year since 1988–89; and if he will give the breakdown of the total
Capital allocations by type of authority (£ thousands) 1982–83 1985–86 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 1993–94 (i) Non-metropolitan district councils1 — — — — — — — — (ii) County councils 212,200 208,070 253,953 242,373 321,970 361,380 406,358 301,306 (iii) Metropolitan district councils 103,967 88,896 128,710 110,262 146,430 178,176 196,631 122,987 (iv) London boroughs 50,120 53,255 59,335 52,049 90,396 91,647 100,736 82,649 (v) City of London — — — — 0 2 0 0 National Total 366,287 350,221 441,998 404,684 558,797 631,205 703,725 506,941 1 Allocations are not made to non-metropolitan district councils. Notes:
1. Tables are in £ thousands and in cash terms.
2. Tables represent combined totals of:
(a) Voluntary aided and special agreement schools—approved levels of governors' expenditure eligible for 85 per cent. grant (there are no VA schools in the Scilly Isles);
(b) LEA capital allocations and, from 1990–91, Annual Capital Guidelines, together with Supplementary Credit Approvals (SCAs).
3. Allocations for self-governing (GM) schools are not included.
4. Figures for 1979–80 are not available.
5. Figures for 1993–94 include SCAs issued up to 3 November 1993.
6. Figures prior to 1993–94 include allocations for FE/sixth form colleges.
7. Figures for the City of London (v) prior to 1990–91 are included in the total London boroughs (iv).
§ Mr. HendersonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education what was the capital allocation for education for each local authority in England for(a) 1979–80, (b) 1982–83, (c) 1985–86 and (d) each year since 1988–89.
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Capital allocations by LEA (£000s) LEA Name 1982–83 1985–86 1988–89 1989–90 City of London — — — — London Borough of Camden — — — — London Borough of Greenwich — — — — London Borough of Hackney — — — — Hammersmith and Fulham — — — — London Borough of Islington — — — — Kensington and Chelsea — — — — London Borough of Lambeth — — — — London Borough of Lewisham — — — — London Borough of Southwark — — — — London Borough of Tower Hamlets — — — — London Borough of Wandsworth — — — — London Borough of Westminster — — — — ILEA 18,926 18,557 20,106 14,324 London Borough of Barking 3,126 967 1,654 245 London Borough of Barnet 3,864 4,974 3,109 2,388 London Borough of Bexley 761 546 1,851 1,087 London Borough of Brent 2,124 1,937 2,999 982 London Borough of Bromley 1,065 839 433 668 London Borough of Croydon 382 2,215 1,635 1,008 London Borough of Ealing 2,002 2,792 2,145 552 London Borough of Enfield 538 1,586 1,701 1,978 London Borough of Haringey 3,253 2,070 2,580 2,606 London Borough of Harrow 598 844 1,668 700 London Borough of Havering 414 347 762 2,199 London Borough of Hillingdon 1,779 588 1,268 950 London Borough of Hounslow 2,287 2,390 1,268 529 London Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames 1,990 2,202 1,695 337 London Borough of Merton 733 2,395 1,023 5,543 London Borough of Newham 2,501 2,583 3,246 3,605 London Borough of Redbridge 1,124 2,025 3,779 2,603 London Borough Richmond-upon-Thames 659 379 277 898 between (i) non-metropolitan district councils, (ii) county councils, (iii) metropolitan district councils, (iv) London boroughs and (v) the City of London.
§ Mr. Forth[holding answer 28 October 1993]: Figures for 1979–80 are not available. The table gives figures for the other years as requested.
§ Mr. Forth[holding answer 28 October 1993]: Figures for 1979–80 are not available. The table gives figures for the other years as requested.
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LEA Name 1982–83 1985–86 1988–89 1989–90 London Borough of Sutton 233 659 627 817 London Borough of Waltham Forest 1,761 2,360 5,509 8,030 Birmingham 10,603 4,765 6,392 7,210 Coventry 4,116 3,164 6,308 3,242 Dudley 2,803 3,337 2,230 3,707 Sandwell 1,682 1,939 1,148 2,138 Solihull 750 717 1,338 1,169 Walsall 3,306 1,354 998 983 Wovlerhampton 3,224 2,377 2,090 528 Knowsley 809 1,413 2,351 2,268 Liverpool 6,490 6,950 3,528 2,667 St. Helens 3,794 1,890 4,094 5,415 Sefton 1,713 1,723 2,018 2,400 Wirral 3,197 1,631 2,640 4,642 Bolton 3,369 1,148 4,844 1,536 Bury 856 843 1,519 1,826 Manchester 4,228 9,552 12,199 6,610 Oldham 1,186 1,087 5,185 4,088 Rochdale 2,475 1,927 3,452 3,364 Salford 1,491 1,680 4,445 4,096 Stockport 1,540 1,680 2,928 1,564 Wigan 4,885 2,094 3,893 1,879 Tameside 1,879 605 806 776 Trafford 676 1,634 476 2,911 Barnsley 703 1,090 487 270 Doncaster 1,664 519 506 692 Rotherham 2,051 527 1,127 840 Sheffield 4,990 3,912 8,187 5,364 Bradford 5,226 8,619 11,158 8,807 Calderdale 1,028 981 3,619 2,882 Kirklees 4,492 4,134 1,726 813 Leeds 7,327 3,355 5,036 8,339 Wakefield 2,762 1,563 3,643 3,365 Gateshead 567 1,440 2,977 1,841 Newcastle-U-Tyne 2,200 1,934 4,619 2,149 North Tyneside 1,127 2,664 2,758 2,351 South Tyneside 1,931 1,524 2,793 3,572 Sunderland 2,827 3,124 5,192 3,958 Isles of Scilly — — 139 149 Avon 6,886 4,342 4,713 4,587 Bedfordshire 4,314 1,665 1,630 2,022 Berkshire 6,522 8,002 6,059 7,000 Buckinghamshire 7,372 5,989 8,469 7,797 Cambridgeshire 5,656 4,474 4,659 6,050 Cheshire 7,220 5,872 5,406 5,076 Cleveland 7,987 4,693 3,945 5,527 Cornwall 5,353 3,495 6,558 7,216 Cumbria 1,919 4,331 5,287 7,312 Derbyshire 9,066 7,614 12,232 12,070 Devon 9,028 7,877 9,053 14,403 Dorset 6,136 5,600 5,473 4,167 Durham 2,456 3,443 1,565 2,179 East Sussex 5,191 5,785 11,906 10,088 Essex 7,750 12,146 21,748 17,231 Gloucestershire 3,205 5,618 5,838 7,152 Hampshire 10,005 12,404 16,838 8,867 Hereford and Worcester 2,631 2,273 3,258 3,104 Hertfordshire 3,728 6,169 6,332 5,505 Humberside 8,127 4,158 9,506 7,640 Isle of Wight 493 1,253 2,502 1,928 Kent 7,816 5,516 7,974 9,544 Lancashire 10,394 17,400 16,892 18,398 Leicestershire 8,979 8,546 9,223 7,245 Lincolnshire 4,477 4,342 4,519 3,026 Norfolk 6,039 3,247 4,274 4,177 North Yorkshire 2,618 5,688 4,037 2,318 Northamptonshire 5,126 4,536 3,322 4,066 Northumberland 2,466 1,294 1,133 1,283 Nottinghamshire 5,538 3,443 3,671 3,452 Oxfordshire 4,320 3,763 5,355 3,822 Shropshire 3,557 4,208 4,874 5,063 Somerset 3,090 1,273 3,323 4,594 Staffordshire 9,266 9,956 8,424 5,749 Suffolk 3,743 4,035 7,260 6,318 Surrey 4,902 4,433 6,519 8,146 Warwickshire 1,723 1,948 2,090 2,360 West Sussex 2,435 3,699 4,697 2,805 416W417W
LEA Name 1982–83 1985–86 1988–89 1989–90 Wiltshire 4,666 3,540 3,250 2,937 City of London 0 2 0 0 London Borough of Camden 2,518 1,111 2,653 507 London Borough of Greenwich 1,649 712 1,198 1,647 London Borough of Hackney 1,161 2,187 2,669 3,164 Hammersmith and Fulham 1,499 3,261 4,756 1,889 London Borough of Islington 417 1,183 1,345 665 Kensington and Chelsea 6,920 4,486 4307 3,625 London Borough Lambeth 991 1,222 2,127 1,823 London Borough of Lewisham 1,434 2,577 3,052 1,685 London Borough of Southwark 2,615 2,119 3,435 3,684 London Borough of Tower Hamlets 18,261 19,637 13,685 12,440 London Borough of Wandsworth 1,303 1,423 2,857 2,310 London Borough of Westminster 575 948 1,007 1,164 ILEA London Borough of Barking 2,425 2,528 1.326 949 London Borough of Barnet 1,800 1,852 2,395 3,914 London Borough of Bexley 1.679 2,196 3.492 2,443 London Borough of Brent 1,081 1,268 1,941 1,681 London Borough of Bromley 1,764 3,854 2,671 2,353 London Borough of Croydon 2,127 3,865 4,205 1,413 London Borough of Ealing 982 1,548 4,038 6,387 London Borough of Enfield 1,659 2,273 4,117 3,139 London Borough of Haringey 3,468 2,246 1,872 2,944 London Borough of Harrow 1,073 1,057 3,795 4,078 London Borough of Havering 6,238 2,092 2,196 1,060 London Borough of Hillingdon 1,372 1,025 1,819 1,652 London Borough of Houslow 539 1,569 4,135 4,918 London Borough of Kingston-upon-Thames 294 1,303 686 838 London Borough of Merton 4,057 1,727 1,806 990 London Borough of Newham 6,461 8,721 6,420 1,509 London Borough of Redbridge 1,891 868 1,720 2,790 London Borough of Richraond-upon-Thames 1,895 1,149 613 491 London Borough of Sutton 3,586 5,718 3,945 1,396 London Borough of Waltham Forest 6,661 3,924 4,253 3,099 Birmingham 11,666 12,196 13,325 8,852 Coventry 2,882 3,549 6,122 1,740 Dudley 5,415 11,514 10,627 2,098 Sandwell 1,823 1,460 2,054 2,720 Solihull 2,752 1,938 1,542 2,729 Walsall 1,419 1,410 1,285 1,115 Wolverhampton 936 2,128 3,119 3,418 Knowsley 2,249 1,744 2,769 1,397 Liverpool 14,229 10,256 11,439 8,639 St. Helens 5,194 5,002 2,630 1,035 Sefton 5,703 5,958 5,374 2,940 Wirral 3,658 4,010 2,866 2,139 Bolton 939 1,335 2,993 664 Bury 1,456 1,828 1,485 1,223 Manchester 4,391 6,314 10,985 9,165 Oldham 6,126 8,696 4,115 2,972 Rochdale 4,947 8,567 9,076 1,254 Salford 4,288 7,126 2,988 2,700 Stockport 1,972 2,210 2,001 1,085 Wigan 5,077 8,570 5,966 2,507 Tameside 1,490 2,029 3,506 1,987 Trafford 9,740 4,398 3,195 1,703 Barnsley 1,933 1,053 2,970 2,883 Doncaster 1,075 556 910 974 Rotherham 1,589 1,284 3,040 1,730 Sheffield 2,948 1,798 6,951 2,346 Bradford 10,881 10,485 11,405 7,246 Calderdale 1,718 2,105 2,328 1,379 Kirklees 1,360 4,015 6,525 6,783 Leeds 10,653 28,660 29,775 10,160 Wakefield 5,539 2,645 6,691 11,780 Gateshead 1,139 2,904 2,074 1,385 Newcastle-upon-Tyne 2,161 4,130 3,326 2,075 North Tyneside 2,730 1,105 2,778 4,473 South Tyneside 1,945 2,009 2,286 958 Sunderland 2,409 3,188 6,111 4,733 Isles of Scilly 221 66 116 40 Avon 7,964 5,564 5,368 5,954 Bedfordshire 2,424 2,666 5,040 3,408
LEA Name 1982–83 1985–86 1988–89 1989–90 Berkshire 4,938 4,025 6,110 4,631 Buckinghamshire 7,207 9,914 9,564 7,964 Cambridgeshire 13,287 8,615 15,151 8,072 Cheshire 7,550 7,254 12,229 13,348 Cleveland 4,929 3,377 5,430 5,192 Cornwall 7,723 7,215 9,534 3,069 Cumbria 8,584 10,788 13,015 10,097 Derbyshire 15,875 22,219 18,187 14,374 Devon 13,449 8,659 13,679 11,527 Dorset 8,700 6,590 8,043 8,739 Durham 5,201 7,629 8,661 6,618 East Sussex 10,338 17,826 19,277 11,942 Essex 14,424 23,220 22,304 12,466 Gloucestershire 8,840 7,671 9,367 9,979 Hampshire 16,989 18,443 16,009 11,538 Hereford and Worcester 7,329 8,130 5,756 3,307 Hertfordshire 6,728 8,180 8,546 4,986 Humberside 9,512 8,417 10,406 7,326 Isle of Wight 1,999 2,473 2,100 1,983 Kent 18,966 26,610 28,409 18,144 Lancashire 23,494 26,916 31,875 17,428 Leicestershire 11,613 8,440 10,040 7,046 Lincolnshire 7,512 10,292 13,366 11,616 Norfolk 3,064 2,845 3,667 4,531 North Yorkshire 4,174 5,350 7,894 6,905 Northamptonshire 6,182 8,668 5,142 5,878 Northumberland 2,576 4,681 3,231 2,501 Nottinghamshire 4,752 5,302 6,217 3,269 Oxfordshire 5,671 9,127 8,784 4,309 Shropshire 6,439 6,820 4,655 4,554 Somerset 6,966 7,048 8,485 5,636 Staffordshire 7,443 9,623 11,220 8,095 Suffolk 8,177 10,334 12,172 7,725 Surrey 4,947 6,377 13,376 16,869 Warwickshire 2,604 2,583 3,028 2,765 West Sussex 6,160 5,383 4,504 4,725 Wiltshire 7,023 6,041 6,398 2,752 Notes:
1. Tables are in £000s and in cash terms.
2. Tables represent combined totals of:
a. voluntary aided and special agreement schools—approved levels of governors' expenditure eligible for 85 per cent. grant (there are no VA schools in the Scilly Isles);
b. LEA capital allocations and, from 1990–91, Annual Capital Guidelines, together with Supplementary Credit Approvals (SCAs).
3. Allocations for self-governing (GM) schools are not included.
4. Figures for 1979–80 are not available.
5. Figures for 1993–94 include SCAs issued up to 3 November 1993.
6. Figures prior to 1993–94 include allocations for FE/sixth form colleges.