HC Deb 29 October 2002 vol 391 cc732-3W
Mr. Breed

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs how much of the money available under Rural Transport Partnership was spent in 2001–02 and 2002–03 broken down by (i) date and (ii) county. [77083]

Alun Michael

The Rural Transport Partnership fund is administered by the Countryside Agency, which has supplied the following information for Defra. Funds are not allocated to specific geographic areas and the level of spend in each region is dependent on the applications approved. The allocation for 2001–02 of £6.89 million was overspent by £0.155 million. £10.35 million has been allocated for the whole period 2002–03. The spend until 24 October 2002 is £4.475 million. Figures at county level are not held centrally. The amount of money spent by region is shown in the table.

£
Region 2001–02 2002–031
North East 639,282 453,994
North West 514,782 375,700
Yorkshire and the Humber 990,110 479,718
East Midlands 578,518 291,800
West Midlands 1,280,871 821,660
East of England 851,494 493,517
South East and London 1,185,032 731,916
South West 950,466 826,544
1 Until 24 October

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