HC Deb 02 February 1995 vol 253 cc780-2W
Mr. Betts

To ask the Secretary of State for Education what information he has(a) on the capital borrowing allocation given to each local education authority, the bid submitted by each authority and the number of pupils in the area and (b) the same information for grant-maintained schools within each local education authority area.

Mr. Robin Squire

Information on local education authority capital bids for 1995–96 was given in the reply that I gave to the hon. Member for Wallsend (Mr. Byers) on 1 December 1994,Official Report, columns 955–58. Information on capital borrowing allocations for 1995–96 was given in the reply I gave to the hon. Member for Gravesham (Mr. Arnold) on 20 December 1994, Official Report, columns 119–20. Information on numbers of pupils in maintained schools and grant-maintained schools by local authority area, as at January 1994, is attached.

The information requested on capital bids and allocations for grant-maintained schools are a matter for the Funding Agency for Schools. I have asked the chairman of the Funding Agency for Schools to write to the hon. Member with this information.

Pupils in maintained schools in each LEA in England January 1994
Primary and secondary schools
LEA maintained Grant-maintained
Corporation of London 214 0
Camden 19,204 2,381
Greenwich 35,060 0
Hackney 24,328 0
Hammersmith 13,839 1,237
Islington 22,872 0
Kensington and Chelsea 8,659 944
Lambeth 20,645 4,593
Lewisham 31,281 421
Southwark 27,771 4,133
Tower Hamlets 32,729 891
Wandsworth 19,197 7,181
Westminster 16,690 0
Barking 25,858 0
Barnet 33,023 9,769
Bexley 30,746 3,287
Brent 26,095 8,997
Bromley 27,777 11,803
Croydon 37,245 4,680
Ealing 31,667 7,408
Enfield 35,880 5,791
Haringey 28,999 0
Harrow 27,140 528
Havering 31,123 3,877
Hillingdon 19,487 15,171
Hounslow 31,998 2,123
Kingston upon Thames 15,409 3,149
Merton 22,967 0
Newham 39,071 582
Redbridge 33,944 1,125
Richmond upon Thames 18,817 0
Sutton 17,257 7,572
Waltham Forest 29,571 2,099
Birmingham 157,626 14,802
Coventry 48,838 0
Dudley 42,652 5,054
Sandwell 50,056 653
Solihull 33,066 559
Walsall 41,666 6,366
Wolverhampton 39,205 2,404
Knowsley 27,365 731
Liverpool 79,806 2,366
St. Helens 29,394 0
Sefton 46,429 0
Wirral 50,684 2,107
Bolton 41,408 3,261
Bury 27,348 232
Manchester 68,616 0
Oldham 41,105 0
Rochdale 32,590 2,010
Salford 34,474 430
Stockport 41,614 0
Tameside 34,297 2,371
Trafford 29,429 3,083
Wigan 49,486 0
Barnsley 34,232 0
Doncaster 51,327 0
Rotherham 43,141 0
Sheffield 69,039 2,505
Bradford 81,961 5,565
Calderdale 28,562 4,709

Pupils in maintained schools in each LEA in England January 1994
Primary and secondary schools
LEA maintained Grant-maintained
Kirklees 61,327 1,267
Leeds 111,871 1,184
Wakefield 50,792 0
Gateshead 30,117 0
Newcastle upon Tyne 39,343 0
North Tyneside 30,957 0
South Tyneside 25,593 0
Sunderland 49,493 0
Isles of Scilly 291 0
Avon 133,408 1,710
Bedfordshire 78,655 9,567
Berkshire 99,627 9,833
Buckinghamshire 87,878 11,653
Cambridgeshire 82,757 17,274
Cheshire 150,600 2,927
Cleveland 101,539 0
Cornwall 69,508 0
Cumbria 64,282 9,773
Derbyshire 125,694 17,272
Devon 134,476 4,983
Dorset 77,498 9,591
Durham 94,042 0
East Sussex 86,330 0
Essex 143,358 76,532
Gloucestershire 55,272 21,714
Hampshire 197,332 19,180
Hereford and Worcester 93,080 3,643
Hertfordshire 134,073 19,099
Humberside 141,179 341
Isle of Wight 17,712 0
Kent 180,360 51,103
Lancashire 207,730 7,103
Leicestershire 137,141 3,270
Lincolnshire 65,275 22,410
Norfolk 92,362 11,347
North Yorkshire 103,253 0
Northamptonshire 83,709 12,466
Northumberland 50,371 650
Nottinghamshire 154,815 1,837
Oxfordshire 76,359 81
Shropshire 57,225 3,989
Somerset 63,860 631
Staffordshire 158,531 4,470
Suffolk 92,379 0
Surrey 105,591 13,139
Warwickshire 66,750 4,783
West Sussex 93,110 0
Wiltshire 69,765 12,927
England 6,618,649 556,699

The numbers of pupils are a headcount of pupils of all ages on roll. Information on pupils is derived from returns made by the schools to the Department in January each year (annual schools census—form 7).

Does not include special schools.

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