Standards Fund (Hansard, 6 January 2004)

§ Mr. Miliband

The following table shows the number of schools in each local education authority in England in receipt of Standards Fund allocations, and the total funding made available under the programme in each authority. Allocation figures include Government grant and local education authority contributions.

Standards Fund allocations by local education authority 2003–04
Local education authority	Number of schools receiving devolved Standards Fund allocations²	Recurrent grants (£ million)	Capital grants (£ million)
Barking	59	11.0	6.3
Barnet	116	13.1	8.8
Barnsley	100	12.7	8.9
Bath and North East Somerset	86	5.4	6.3
Bedfordshire	215	13.1	14.7
Bexley	85	8.3	7.6
Birmingham	425	74.1	36.8
Blackburn with Darwen	73	12.8	5.9
Blackpool	43	8.7	5.1
Bolton	126	11.7	9.7
Bournemouth	41	4.4	4.4
Bracknell Forest	39	3.3	3.4
Bradford	199	37.0	16.0
Brent	79	16.5	7.5
Brighton and Hove	73	7.8	6.0
Bristol	148	18.1	13.5
Bromley	102	9.4	9.2
Buckinghamshire	233	17.5	18.0
Bury	88	5.4	6.4
Calderdale	105	9.1	7.6
Cambridgeshire	245	15.3	18.4
Camden	56	13.5	4.3
Cheshire	349	19.9	21.2
Cornwall	279	16.4	17.1
Corporation of London	1	0.3	0.1
Coventry	118	15.3	9.5
Croydon	121	14.7	8.9
Cumbria	336	20.0	18.1
Darlington	42	4.3	4.3
Derby City	99	11.0	8.5
Derbyshire	416	22.9	29.4
Devon	372	19.8	23.1
Doncaster	134	18.5	13.4
Dorset	184	11.0	11.9
Dudley	111	10.8	11.4
Durham	292	19.9	20.9
Ealing	84	17.9	8.7
East Riding of Yorkshire	160	9.5	13.4
East Sussex	194	14.3	14.9
Enfield	89	16.7	11.4

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Local education authority	Number of school receiving devolved Standards Funds allocation²	Recurrent grants (£ million)	Capital grants (£ million)
Essex	583	38.2	44.9
Gateshead	91	13.1	6.0
Gloucestershire	308	19.1	18.4
Greenwich	84	17.8	7.5
Hackney	69	17.7	8.8
Halton	64	9.8	4.5
Hammersmith & Fulham	49	10.9	4.0
Hampshire	537	30.2	44.6
Haringey	81	18.3	5.0
Harrow	70	7.1	5.8
Hartlepool	38	7.5	3.8
Havering	86	7.9	8.3
Herefordshire	102	6.7	5.5
Hertfordshire	529	32.3	35.3
Hillingdon	89	11.8	8.5
Hounslow	79	14.9	8.2
Isle of Wight	69	4.5	4.7
Isles of Scilly	1	0.5	0.3
Islington	59	14.0	6.5
Kensington & Chelsea	32	7.6	2.0
Kent	607	44.6	44.7
Kingston Upon Thames	50	4.6	4.3
Kingston-upon-Hull	97	15.6	9.4
Kirklees	192	20.2	15.1
Knowsley	77	14.0	5.6
Lambeth	75	15.8	4.6
Lancashire	613	43.9	37.3
Leeds	294	40.9	25.1
Leicester City	113	20.0	11.1
Leicestershire	287	16.7	21.1
Lewisham	89	17.0	7.8
Lincolnshire	371	26.2	23.0
Liverpool	195	33.6	13.7
Luton	77	14.1	7.3
Manchester	182	32.1	14.9
Medway	113	9.0	9.2
Merton	54	6.4	4.5
Middlesbrough	60	10.7	6.3
Milton Keynes	105	10.2	7.7
Newcastle upon Tyne	95	15.9	12.2
Newham	84	23.4	10.3
Norfolk	451	25.7	27.5
North East Lincolnshire	0	8.1	8.3
North Lincolnshire	86	7.1	5.8
North Somerset	79	7.0	7.2
North Tyneside	78	12.4	9.1
North Yorkshire	387	19.3	21.3
Northamptonshire	346	21.8	23.0
Northumberland	211	11.7	12.6
Nottingham City	123	18.4	12.1
Nottinghamshire	367	22.9	27.3
Oldham	118	16.4	9.1
Oxfordshire	296	17.5	20.5
Peterborough	77	9.0	9.4
Plymouth	103	8.7	8.9
Poole	42	4.2	4.3
Portsmouth	69	7.7	5.8
Reading	48	5.9	4.3
Redbridge	73	10.3	7.8
Redcar and Cleveland	65	9.8	5.6
Richmond upon Thames	51	4.5	3.9
Rochdale	96	14.5	8.2
Rotherham	134	19.0	11.4
Rutland	21	1.6	1.4
Salford	103	14.3	7.7
Sandwell	122	18.9	13.1
Sefton	117	17.1	9.1
Sheffield	185	29.1	19.3
Shropshire	167	9.8	10.9
Slough	42	7.6	4.0
Solihull	86	9.8	6.9
Somerset	272	15.7	25.0
South Gloucestershire	115	7.7	9.6
South Tyneside	70	11.2	5.6
Southampton	84	7.8	6.7
Southend-on-Sea	61	6.0	6.2
Southwark	94	17.6	7.2

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Local education authority	Number of school receiving developed Standards Fund allocations²	Recurrent grants (£ million)	Capital grants (£ million)
St. Helens	73	11.8	5.4
Staffordshire	403	23.6	28.2
Stockport	121	9.6	10.4
Stockton-on-Tees	80	13.8	7.1
Stoke-on-Trent	102	15.6	9.5
Suffolk	343	19.5	22.6
Sunderland	116	18.0	10.5
Surrey	403	22.9	26.6
Sutton	60	5.8	5.4
Swindon	82	6.3	6.9
Tameside	101	10.0	7.5
Telford and Wrekin	83	6.1	7.5
Thurrock	63	7.5	4.9
Torbay	44	4.2	3.9
Tower Hamlets	93	26.6	7.8
Trafford	97	8.0	8.2
Wakefield	152	12.6	12.6
Walsall	121	15.3	11.8
Waltham Forest	91	17.2	8.0
Wandsworth	77	14.9	8.1
Warrington	86	6.6	6.1
Warwickshire	245	17.1	22.6
West Berkshire	80	5.4	5.9
West Sussex	302	19.1	22.8
Westminster	50	10.5	3.4
Wigan	142	11.7	9.1
Wiltshire	260	13.0	14.3
Windsor and Maidenhead	60	4.5	5.2
Wirral	134	19.8	12.0
Wokingham	63	4.4	6.4
Wolverhampton	107	16.8	11.2
Worcestershire	263	16.1	17.7
York	69	5.7	6.1
England Total	22,372	2,192.0	1,740.4

¹ Data on numbers of schools is taken from the 2003–04 Section 52 Budget Table 2 ² The number of schools receiving Devolved Standards Fund (DSF) is at the time of the budgets being set. This could be expected to rise once all unallocated devolved Standards Fund has been distributed. ³ The data is as reported by LEAs. As a result the blank entries are where LEAs have not entered any data.