HC Deb 01 February 2001 vol 362 cc272-5W
Mr. Willis

To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment (1) what the final 2001–02 Standards Fund allocations made to local education authorities are by(a) constituency and (b) region; what the total local education authority contributions were to the Standards Fund for 2001–02, broken down by constituency; and what the total value of the Standards Fund was in 2000–01; [148059]

(2) what total amount of (a) grants and (b) capital spending is incorporated in the Standards Fund for 2001–02; [148060]

(3) what the percentage increase is in (a) local education authority contributions and (b) DfEE contributions to the Standards Fund for 2001–02. [148061]

Ms Estelle Morris

[holding answer 31 January 2001]: The table shows, by region, the amounts allocated so far through the Standards Fund to each local education authority for 2001–02, including the local education authorities' contributions. Allocations cannot be given at constituency level. Some allocations remain to be made as they depend on data not yet available. All allocations requiring a local authority contribution have been made. Of the £2,492 million so far allocated, £1,837 million is recurrent and £655 million is for capital spending.

Following the announcement in the pre-Budget statement of an extra £143 million DfEE grant for capital spending this year, the Standards Fund for 2000–01 totals £2,488 million. For 2001–02 the Standards Fund will eventually total around £2,870 million. This is an increase in local education authority contributions of around £150 million (25 per cent.), and an increase of around £230 million (14 per cent.) in DfEE contributions.

The figures include all grants paid through the Standards Fund, other than New Deal for Schools capital, which is paid through the Standards Fund, mechanism but is not considered part of the programme.

Standards Fund 2001–02: Allocations to date for each local education authority by region
£
Local education authority Allocations Local education authority contribution
Eastern Region
Bedfordshire 19,865,257 6,284,844
Buckinghamshire 22,653,437 7,034,749
Cambridgeshire 21,842,240 6,622,654
Essex 50,566,352 16,178,119
Hertfordshire 46,322,685 14,956,779
Luton 11,538,920 4,078,918
Milton Keynes 9,894,058 3,230,331
Norfolk 34,076,755 10,973,711
Peterborough City 9,140,823 3,044,501
Southend-on-Sea 6,579,443 2,117,434
Suffolk 27,483,022 9,019,570
Thurrock 6,605,554 2,160,417
Eastern region total 266,568,546 85,702,027
Inner London
Camden 11,968,744 3,746,206
Greenwich 16,615,398 4,522,537
Hackney 15,705,838 5,183,890
Hammersmith and Fulham 8,681,248 2,684,530
Islington 12,481,672 3,858,322
Kensington and Chelsea 6,041,420 1,887,280
Lambeth 15,049,994 4,782,498
Lewisham 16,381,036 4,812,873
London, City of 389,537 114,653
Southwark 16,235,884 4,872,125
Tower Hamlets 24,516,407 7,963,509
Wandsworth 13,591,551 4,026,035
Westminster, City of 9,582,082 3,136,499
Inner London total 167,240,811 51,590,958
Outer London
Barking and Dagenham 10,721,024 2,793,094
Barnet 12,772,739 4,553,502
Bexley 9,267,325 3,053,043
Brent 17,005,997 4,979,801
Bromley 10,873,278 3,427,831
Croydon 14,376,020 5,225,834
Ealing 18,312,990 5,723,659
Enfield 14,055,449 4,767,387
Haringey 16,862,995 5,217,283
Harrow 8,005,251 2,732,688
Havering 9,279,140 2,857,777
Hillingdon 10,810,174 3,606,122
Hounslow 11,845,191 4,104,795
Kingston upon Thames 5,860,486 1,723,197
Merton 7,625,813 2,500,670
Newham 20,117,146 5,632,629
Redbridge 12,081,952 4,174,317
Richmond upon Thames, 5,636,277 1,678,965
Sutton 7,090,164 2,266,843
Waltham Forest 15,803,156 4,741,728
Outer London total 238,402,567 75,761,165

Standards Fund 2001–02: Allocations to date for each local education authority by region
£ Local education authority Allocations Local education authority contribution
Midlands East
Derby City 12,568,987 4,171,796
Derbyshire 34,423,706 10,217,337
Leicester City 20,929,762 5,891,401
Leicestershire 24,278,965 7,413,528
Lincolnshire 29,137,603 9,464,423
Northamptonshire 29,661,718 9,400,560
Nottingham City 20,159,924 5,526,930
Nottinghamshire 33,304,946 9,978,736
Rutland 1,902,246 603,762
Midlands East total 206,367,857 62,668,473
Midlands West
Birmingham 71,004,673 20,296,512
Coventry 17,321,818 5,996,634
Dudley 14,954,457 5,262,209
Herefordshire 7,559,763 2,378,725
Sandwell 17,240,352 5,622,825
Shropshire 11,853,031 3,604,954
Solihull 10,081,181 2,767,660
Staffordshire 35,389,029 10,742,750
Stoke on Trent 17,278,785 4,264,493
Telford and The Wrekin 9,504,410 3,171,341
Walsall 15,987,739 5,514,368
Warwickshire 22,915,856 7,177,840
Wolverhampton 15,807,504 5,667,597
Worcestershire 22,268,304 7,089,089
Midlands West total 289,103,901 89,556,998
North West
Blackburn with Darwen 10,317,071 3,666,886
Blackpool 5,959,569 1,914,479
Bolton 14,524,060 4,783,822
Bury 8,744,378 2,613,302
Cheshire 28,723,325 8,639,244
Cumbria 24,032,252 7,815,081
Halton 10,003,179 2,249,305
Knowsley 12,642,286 3,398,524
Lancashire 56,096,728 18,497,946
Liverpool 31,129,673 8,512,961
Manchester 33,828,214 9,182,076
Oldham 14,403,492 5,031,845
Rochdale 16,370,233 4,178,281
Salford 15,632,513 3,904,388
Sefton 14,829,390 4,007,497
St. Helens 12,283,283 2,765,161
Stockport 12,009,873 3,567,250
Tameside 11,523,479 3,787,397
Trafford 9,897,914 3,230,736
Warrington 8,142,929 2,582,078
Wigan 13,386,486 4,228,312
Wirral 20,428,834 5,091,949
North West total 384,909,163 113,648,520
Northern
Darlington 5,103,939 1,583,029
Durham 26,306,858 8,122,520
Gateshead 13,549,086 3,007,975
Hartlepool 8,354,906 1,765,255
Middlesbrough 10,418,810 2,894,454
Newcastle upon Tyne 15,748,520 4,425,445
North Tyneside 11,581,629 2,929,964
Northumberland 15,982,608 5,066,476
Redcar and Cleveland 9,692,454 2,366,599

Standards Fund 2001–02: Allocations to date for each local education authority by region
£
Local education authority Allocations Local education authority contribution
South Tyneside 10,857,578 2,647,610
Stockton on Tees 12,815,327 2,918,073
Sunderland 18,560,141 4,632,967
Northern total 158,971,854 42,360,367
South East
Bracknell Forest 4,163,416 1,241,993
Brighton and Hove 9,100,742 2,606,128
East Sussex 17,940,377 5,639,959
Hampshire 45,513,601 13,717,212
Isle of Wight 6,388,240 1,973,376
Kent 55,612,193 18,449,586
Medway 11,915,896 3,893,882
Oxfordshire 24,428,425 7,918,965
Portsmouth 7,810,967 2,541,028
Reading 6,154,042 1,832,982
Slough 6,715,088 2,430,429
Southampton 9,583,707 3,264,316
Surrey 33,722,008 10,841,519
West Berkshire 6,808,821 2,058,372
West Sussex 25,503,577 8,067,082
Windsor and Maidenhead 5,865,547 1,798,962
Wokingham 6,270,249 1,847,611
South East total 283,496,895 90,123,402
South West
Bath and North East Somerset 7,060,120 2,173,004
Bournemouth 4,918,049 1,547,003
Bristol, City of 20,761,673 5,206,075
Cornwall 21,242,882 6,654,170
Devon 28,027,277 8,657,312
Dorset 15,120,702 4,583,271
Gloucestershire 24,719,540 7,554,282
Isles of Scilly 464,173 129,627
North Somerset 7,153,866 2,165,746
Plymouth 10,685,961 3,354,221
Poole 4,793,317 1,502,079
Somerset 21,396,706 6,724,594
South Gloucestershire 11,025,123 3,196,538
Swindon 8,825,101 2,798,599
Torbay 4,871,802 1,559,138
Wiltshire 19,126,190 5,869,802
South West total 210,192,482 63,675,462
Yorkshire and Humberside
Barnsley 10,753,091 3,446,744
Bradford 41,289,876 11,882,707
Calderdale 10,495,877 3,549,883
Doncaster 15,455,746 4,723,231
East Riding of Yorkshire 14,663,121 4,219,414
Kingston upon Hull, City of 17,189,914 4,153,997
Kirklees 22,377,123 7,583,934
Leeds 41,331,442 10,380,803
North East Lincolnshire 8,740,642 2,673,257
North Lincolnshire 8,246,663 2,299,437
North Yorkshire 26,777,441 8,279,660
Rotherham 18,127,487 4,369,488
Sheffield 28,200,024 7,435,795
Wakefield 16,356,738 4,788,380
York, City of 7,447,298 2,024,698
Yorkshire and Humberside total 287,452,815 81,811,428
England total 2,492,706,891 756,898,799