§ Mr. WorthingtonTo ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment what has been capital expenditure on colleges of further education in both cash and constant price terms in every year since 1979. [34022]
§ Mr. PaiceThe information requested is available only since 1989–90, and is set out in the table.
Capital expenditure at colleges of further education in England, 1989–90–1993–94 Year £ million (cash) £ million (1994 prices) 1989–90 141 173 1990–91 123 140 1991–92 98 105 1992–93 107 110 1993–94 261 261 Notes:
1Expenditure between 1989–90 and 1992–93 was incurred by local authorities. It does not include expenditure at sixth form colleges, for which separate data are not available.
2 The 1993–94 figure shows expenditure incurred by colleges, including sixth form colleges, in the further education sector between April 1993 and July 1994 (16 months).
3All the cash figures show outturn expenditure from all sources. Those for 1989–90–1992–93 are derived from local authorities' expenditure returns to DOE. That for 1993–94 has been aggregated by FEFC from colleges' accounts.
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At local education authority nursery and primary schools Pupil numbers as at January (1) Clwxd Dyfed Gwent Gwynedd Mid Glamorgan Powys South Glamorgan West Glamorgan Wales Wales1 1980 Full-time pupils Aged 3 269 412 446 114 2,598 240 98 217 4,394 13 Aged 4 3,450 3,489 3,886 2,249 6,017 1,267 2,733 3,174 26,265 77 1990 Part-time pupils Aged 3 2,977 673 2,512 306 1,137 13 1,709 3,131 12,458 33 Aged 4 1,513 271 1,262 155 516 8 1,321 1,467 6,512 17 Full-time pupils Aged 3 5 1,001 286 140 2,633 309 59 6 4,438 12 Aged 4 3,449 3,284 4,124 1,753 6,259 1,075 2,920 3,160 26,024 69 1994 Part time pupils Aged 3 3,322 681 2,975 430 1,163 10 2,105 3,357 14,043 37 Aged 4 1,689 269 1,488 222 512 6 1,046 1,520 6,752 18