§ Dr. HampsonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education how much was spent by each local education authority on books and equipment, in constant prices, for each of the last five years.
§ Mr. ForthInformation on total expenditure by each local education authority on books and equipment for the years 1988–89 to 1992–93, in 1992–93 prices, is given in the following table.
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Expenditure on books and equipment in real terms £000 1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 ILEA 44,076 33,543 — — — Corporation of London — — 20 22 25 Camden — — 2,107 2,320 2,770 Greenwich — — 2,882 1,178 15,052 Hackney — — 1,255 1,740 15,120 Hammersmith — — 1,743 2,432 2,209 Islington — — 1,671 2,014 14,571 Kensington and Chelsea — — 1,509 1,851 1,192 Lambeth — — 1,399 1,216 15,027 Lewisham — — 1,917 1,090 9,529 Southwark — — 3,795 4,578 4,112 Tower Hamlets — — 4,464 3,931 15,837 Wandsworth — — 5,292 4,502 3,514 Westminster — — 2,750 2,716 4,910 Barking 3,049 2,988 3,005 2,317 3,465 Barnet 5,977 3,449 3,199 4,101 5,069 Bexley 3,165 2,794 2,572 2,999 2,274 Brent 3,077 4,032 2,849 3,980 4,239 Bromley 3,172 3,331 2,604 2,661 2,322 Croydon 5,628 4,520 4,584 4,574 5,403 Ealing 3,539 2,396 2,839 3,123 2,686 Enfield 2,291 2,152 3,170 2,706 1,337 Haringey n/a 4,175 1,019 869 13,374 Harrow 2,967 4,039 3,523 3,388 13,750 Havering 3,363 3,816 3,491 4,340 4,392 Hillingdon 2,448 2,415 2,220 1,864 3,014 Hounslow n/a 2,391 3,289 3,951 13,065 Kingston upon Thames 5,866 2,694 1,785 2,039 12,270 Merton 4,754 2,895 2,474 1,791 13,144 Newham 3,093 3,564 3,342 4,365 13,955 Redbridge 2,659 3,338 3,673 3,657 3,831 Richmond upon Thames 1,998 2,433 2,139 2,002 2,130 Sutton 1,908 1,927 1,726 1,694 1,801 Waltham Forest 2,236 2,835 2,044 2,271 3,015 Birmingham 13,328 16,220 21,543 13,478 17,895 Coventry 7,322 5,787 6,601 5,273 15,116 Dudley 3,825 3,108 3,325 2,780 3,027 Sandwell 3,756 5,028 785 1,200 2,738 Solihull 3,901 2,865 3,136 3,547 3,505 Walsall 3,072 1,513 4,168 4,224 4,730 Wolverhampton 6,097 3,402 1,896 3,922 2,975 Knowsley 1,886 2,228 2,606 3,202 2,832 Liverpool 8,671 4,174 3,838 4,662 4,921 St. Helens 2,232 3,269 2,292 2,955 13,094 Sefton 2,972 2,765 2,137 4,432 4,316 Wirral 7,524 7,789 5,438 4,701 5,122 Bolton 3,953 3,286 2,731 3,586 13,666 Bury 2,547 2,426 2,381 2,532 12,593 Manchester n/a 9,212 6,829 8,007 7,904 Oldham 2,876 2,868 3,371 3,167 3,891 Rochdale 2,728 3,225 2,667 2,451 2,221 Salford 4,371 3,513 3,163 2,851 1,316 Stockport 4,271 4,013 4,559 5,227 5,586 Tameside 2,292 3,015 2,588 2,434 3,120 Trafford 2,740 2,739 2,422 3,212 12,884 Wigan 3,490 6,167 5,136 5,404 5,723 Barnsley 2,019 2,330 2,077 3,242 4,645 Doncaster 3,292 2,427 1,810 1,071 1,110 Rotherham 2,675 3,574 2,173 2,703 3,999 Sheffield 5,707 4,143 5,223 6,581 7,397 Bradford 7,490 6,801 6,422 8,306 8,422 Calderdale 2,712 3,040 2,637 2,857 2,886 Kirklees 6,719 4,254 4,217 3,123 9,193 Leeds 7,303 3,070 7,293 8,602 9,499 Wakefield n/a 4,609 3,585 4,675 14,428 Gateshead 2,552 1,874 2,383 2,694 2,797 Newcastle upon Tyne 6,050 4,504 3,524 3,922 3,588 North Tyneside n/a 1,959 2,022 2,185 12,590 South Tyneside 2,381 2,248 1,740 1,641 2,656 Sunderland 5,278 3,941 4,189 5,994 5,422 Isles of Scilly 28 35 38 17 5 Avon 13,578 10,606 12,778 14,318 17,988 Bedfordshire 8,502 7,342 8,691 11,083 12,347 Berkshire 10,089 8,554 13,282 15,329 17,118 Buckinghamshire 8,324 8,164 7,964 8,413 11,552 Cambridgeshire 11,804 9,414 8,744 9,945 11,153
1988–89 1989–90 1990–91 1991–92 1992–93 Cheshire 10,996 10,853 12,197 14,109 12,276 Cleveland 4,979 6,739 3,890 9,130 110,691 Cornwall 6,658 5,120 5,979 5,866 8,311 Cumbria 7,335 5,919 4,949 5,416 6,574 Derbyshire 11,232 16,703 12,769 13,255 12,914 Devon 14,954 15,173 13,443 14,690 18,741 Dorset 11,041 9,939 8,917 10,017 9,024 Durham 7,604 9,441 8,674 9,786 8,660 East Sussex 10,422 9,357 7,755 9,549 10,087 Essex 22,212 21,865 17,603 22,514 20,296 Gloucestershire 6,840 8,380 8,113 7,331 7,952 Hampshire 27,350 23,310 17,970 27,202 26,957 Hereford and Worcester 8,586 8,533 14,560 11,000 10,782 Hertfordshire 20,493 17,047 18,430 7,651 7,030 Humberside 15,756 15,190 17,139 21,534 21,141 Isle of Wight 1,817 1,678 1,727 2,151 2,117 Kent 19,064 14,771 22,570 21,975 n/a Lancashire 21,309 20,899 15,913 19,465 125,623 Leicestershire 16,800 15,615 16,625 19,696 25,876 Lincolnshire 3,960 4,503 6,574 9,725 9,693 Norfolk 8,429 8,387 7,444 8,811 8,153 North Yorkshire 9,806 10,549 11,139 12,100 15,476 Northamptonshire 10,579 11,272 11,258 12,101 11,000 Northumberland 4,307 4,639 3,870 4,255 4,113 Nottinghamshire 15,696 12,762 12,192 15,535 15,973 Oxfordshire 9,489 9,047 8,125 9,769 11,602 Shropshire 4,971 6,665 6,991 7,526 6,680 Somerset 7,777 8,649 7,311 6,715 8,400 Staffordshire 20,377 17,040 17,012 18,708 17,330 Suffolk 8,863 13,894 10,101 18,631 20,396 Surrey 11,812 7,274 8,656 13,557 9,884 Warwickshire 8,599 9,189 8,299 8,477 14,351 West Sussex 7,779 10,796 8,173 9,090 12,693 Wiltshire 8,518 10,361 9,788 10,205 11,709 Notes to table
1The figures for 1992–93 include estimates of expenditure for the LEAs. The 1992–93 figures are subject to final checking by the Department of Environment and the Department for Education.
1. figures are derived from local education authorities' returns of their spending to the Department of the Environment.
2. "N/A" indicates that a return has not been received from the local education authority or that the return is subject to further enquiries.
3. Real terms figures are at 1992–93 prices, repriced using the latest GDP (Market Prices) Deflator index.