Transport Supplementary Grant

HC Deb 10 February 1994 vol 237 cc473-4W

Ms Walley

To ask the Secretary of State for Transport what amount of transport supplementary grant was awarded for 1994–95 to each highways authority; and in each case what amount and percentage was allocated for road safety.

Mr. Key

The amount of transport supplementary grant awarded for 1994–95 to each highway authority was given in theOfficial Report for 15 December 1993, column 699. Resources for local safety schemes were given as supplementary credit approvals. Allocations under this category, and the proportion they represent of the total resources allocated under the transport supplementary grant system are as follows:

Authority	Allocations for Local Safety Schemes—1994–95
	£000	Per cent.
City of London	0	0.0
Barking	315	27.8
Barnet	430	16.5
Bexley	330	4.1
Brent	425	15.5
Bromley	160	8.4
Camden	440	10.8
Croydon	513	10.2
Ealing	320	9.8
Enfield	302	5.5
Greenwich	220	8.4
Hackney	287	8.6
Hammersmith	550	10.0
Haringey	327	10.4
Harrow	140	1.6
Havering	240	27.6
Hillingdon	750	14.6
Hounslow	270	4.8
Islington	480	15.4
Kensington	220	19.1
Kingston	235	6.7
Lambeth	104	6.0
Lewisham	425	4.3
Merton	280	16.2
Newham	385	3.4
Redbridge	213	12.6
Richmond	250	12.9
Southwark	400	10.4
Sutton	322	13.9
Tower Hamlets	400	7.4
Waltham Forest	429	17.1
Wandsworth	801	12.5
Westminster	420	11.3
Bolton	188	5.1
Bury	220	9.7
Manchester	720	2.9
Oldham	400	7.8
Rochdale	235	9.7
Salford	595	20.2
Stockport	190	3.9
Tameside	270	14.0
Trafford	210	1.8
Wigan	145	10.3
Knowsley	280	1.4
Liverpool	368	6.1
St. Helens	70	9.7
Sefton	266	23.7
Wirral	485	15.7
Barnsley	340	5.1
Doncasler	357	5.7
Rotherham	207	4.3

Authority	Allocations for Local Safety Schemes—1994–95
	£000	Per cent.
Sheffield	340	1.7
Gateshead	250	18.5
Newcastle	250	2.7
North Tyneside	206	12.2
South Tyneside	360	27.3
Sunderland	399	10.7
Birmingham	1,017	2.8
Coventry	307	2.1
Dudley	313	3.2
Sandwell	296	5.8
Solihull	203	6.3
Walsall	265	1.6
Wolverhampton	249	1.3
Bradford	650	9.0
Calderdale	325	9.5
Kirklees	570	8.1
Leeds	670	3.6
Wakefield	400	11.7
Avon	542	2.9
Bedfordshire	485	9.6
Berkshire	650	6.4
Buckinghamshire	538	16.5
Cambridgeshire	1,275	19.0
Cheshire	545	2.5
Cleveland	393	3.1
Cornwall	369	3.3
Cumbria	390	7.9
Derbyshire	602	11.6
Devon	763	7.7
Dorset	588	9.9
Durham	250	2.2
East Sussex	540	6.5
Essex	1,517	7.9
Gloucestershire	438	5.3
Hampshire	1,200	4.2
Hereford and Worcestershire	563	15.4
Hertfordshire	1,070	8.9
Humberside	690	4.0
Isle of Wight	230	7.7
Kent	1,050	1.1
Lancashire	1,195	4.5
Leicestershire	609	8.0
Lincolnshire	440	5.9
Norfolk	811	5.7
Northamptonshire	756	12.3
Northumberland	425	5.5
North Yorkshire	700	4.5
Nottinghamshire	823	7.7
Oxfordshire	545	10.5
Shropshire	322	7.2
Somerset	284	2.7
Staffordshire	520	3.6
Suffolk	755	8.1
Surrey	1,184	4.5
Warwickshire	896	19.9
West Sussex	565	8.1
Wiltshire	483	12.1