HC Deb 18 March 1999 vol 327 cc776-7W
Mr. Gorrie

To ask the Secretary of State for Scotland what are the current salaries of the principals of the institutions of further and higher education in Scotland. [76241]

Mrs. Liddell

It is for individual Boards of Management of incorporated further education (FE) colleges to determine the remuneration of college Principals. Information on their current salaries will not be available centrally until colleges 1998–99 annual accounts are submitted next year. The remuneration (including benefits-in-kind, taxable expense allowances and bonuses) of Principals for 1997–98, as shown in the colleges 1997–98 accounts, is as follows:

£000
College Salary excluding pension contribution 1997–98
Aberdeen College 79
Angus College 51
Anniesland College 51
Ayr College 70
Banff and Buchan College of Further Education 57
The Barony College 47
Bell College of Technology 60
Borders College 53
Cardonald College 74
Central College of Commerce 60
Clackmannan College of Further Education 50
Clydebank College 57
Coatbridge College 52
Cumbernauld College 52
Dumfries and Galloway College 59
Dundee College 68
Elmwood College 56
Falkirk College of Further and Higher Education 68
Fife College 62
Glasgow College of Building and Printing 68
Glasgow College of Food Technology 50
Glasgow College of Nautical Studies 56
Glenrothes College 62
Inverness College 49
James Watt College of Further and Higher Education 75
Jewel and Esk Valley College 61
John Wheatley College 48
Kilmarnock College 64
Langside College 67
Lauder College 57
Lews Castle College 48
Moray College 165
Motherwell College 59
North Glasgow College 63
Oatridge Agricultural College 47
Perth College 66
Reid Kerr College 60
South Lanarkshire College2 53
Stevenson College 62
Stow College 71
Edinburgh's Telford College 63
Thurso College 54
West Lothian College 51
1 Moray College has not yet submitted approved Annual Accounts for 1997–98 to the Department. The figure shown is the salary for 1996–97.
2 Formerly called Cambuslang College.

The Department does not collect information about the salaries of Principals of higher education institutions in Scotland nor of FE institutions other than incorporated FE colleges. These are autonomous bodies responsible for the pay and conditions of their staff.

From 1 July 1999, this will be a matter for the Scottish Parliament.

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