HL Deb 11 January 2005 vol 668 cc45-8WA
Lord Hanningfield

asked Her Majesty's Government:

For each local education authority in England and Wales, what is the current backlog of school building repair work. [HL367]

The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Education and Skills (Lord Filkin)

The following table shows school buildings maintenance requirements for each English local education authority. The figures are derived from data supplied to the department by authorities, based on their condition assessments. In addition to backlog repair work, the figures cover work needed over a five-year period from the date of the assessments, including cyclical and scheduled maintenance.

Central government capital support for investment in schools has increased from under £700 million in 1996ȓ97 to £4.9 billion this year and will rise further to £6.3 billion by 2007ȓ08. Progress is being made year by year in improving the quality of the school building stock.

Schools maintenance requirements
£
Barking and Dagenham 44,222,497
Barnet 58,603,516
Barnsley 47,377,891
Bath and North East Somerset 17,672,104
Bedfordshire 74,270,969
Bexley 35,247,167
Birmingham 338,036,375
Blackburn with Darwen 26,590,050
Blackpool 21,402,538
Bolton 44,117,191
Bournemouth 13,262,327
Bracknell Forest 14,343,860
Bradford 112,036,642
Brent 33,459,172
Brighton and Hove 21,667,673
Bristol, City of 77,466,174
Bromley 39,801,557
Buckinghamshire 54,121,211
Bury 42,449,317
Calderdale 37,353,404
Cambridgeshire 39,569,409
Camden 17,268,774
Cheshire 66,938,233
City of London [1]
Ccrnwall 146,972,745
Coventry 31,478,511
Croydon 22,269,907
Cumbria 62,161,197
Darlington 22,193,948
Derby 56,113,188
Derbyshire 129,542,559
Devon 87,228,805
Doncaster 59,152,824
Dorset 73,090,428
Dudley 22,261,560
Durham 106,241,188
Ealing 37,065,046
East Riding of Yorkshire 90,490,815
East Sussex 28,509,456
Enfield 39,640,750
Essex 197,634,312
Gateshead 22,732,259
Gloucestershire 51,072,003
Greenwich 49,255,654
Hackney 42,775,383
Halton 26,868,923
Hammersmith and Fulham 17,079,357
Hampshire 240,085,161
Haringey 39,297,795
Harrow 23,790,537
Hartlepool 15,007,057
Havering 48,416,933

Schools maintenance requirements
£
Herefordshire 16,897,205
Hertfordshire 75,086,217
Hillingdon 25,770,287
Hounslow 44,954,654
Isles of Scilly [1]
Isle of Wight 15,539,240
Islington 27,481,974
Kensington and Chelsea 7,199,700
Kent 168,504,199
Kingston upon Hull, City of 53,394,655
Kingston upon Thames 32,425,060
Kirklees 97,452,943
Knowsley 25,520,785
Lambeth 74,926,620
Lancashire 244,291,587
Leeds 136,625,524
Leicester 39,445,204
Leicestershire 102,188,829
Lewisham 44,676,681
Lincolnshire 72,040,420
Liverpool 32,976,859
Luton 33,314,852
Manchester 87,231,469
Medway 43,669,885
Merton 17,662,950
Middlesbrough 40,918,539
Milton Keynes 20,583,973
Newcastle upon Tyne 85,592,912
Newham 33,628,011
Norfolk 92,413,508
North East Lincolnshire 56,234,100
North Lincolnshire 22,126,151
North Somerset 36,242,355
North Tyneside 21,895,120
North Yorkshire 100,547,176
Northamptonshire 84,661,298
Northumberland 57,273,727
Nottingham 47,910,920
Nottinghamshire 113,001,142
Oldham 60,592,182
Oxfordshire 67,250,167
Peterborough 32,021,378
Plymouth 74,257,325
Poole 16,773,163
Portsmouth 26,686,671
Reading 22,783,119
Redbridge 33,523,467
Redcar and Cleveland 19,607,080
Richmond upon Thames 18,838,344
Rochdale 43,838,994
Rotherham 51,240,253
Rutland 4,164,651
Salford 36,994,416
Sandwell 35,947,806
Sefton 88,101,684
Sheffield 128,032,809
Shropshire 26,834,447
Slough 18,409,704
Solihull 23,165,245
Somerset 66,163,207
South Gloucestershire 42,445,864
South Tyneside 35,563,408
Southampton 16,380,584
Southend-on-Sea 16,468,874
Southwark 36,191,627
St Helens 27,343,605
Staffordshire 119,230,578
Stockport 61,495,833
Stockton-on-Tees 42,563,198
Stoke-on-Trent 3,747,091
Suffolk 66,606,033
Sunderland 38,582,178

Schools maintenance requirements
£
Surrey 111,580,199
Sutton 15.502,502
Swindon 25,127,638
Tameside 34,345,720
Telford and Wrekin 29,263,278
Thurrock 29.794,067
Torbay 6,925,565
Tower Hamlets 19,165,134
Trafford 17,098,082
Wakefield 55,601,652
Walsall 72,001,847
Waltham Forest 20,412,472
Wandsworth 44,993,672
Warrington 53,194,121
Warwickshire 144,361,958
West Berkshire 20,475,147
West Sussex 87,345,791
Westminster 20,380,584
Wigan 67,385.979
Wiltshire 74,824,346
Windsor and Maidenhead 22,786,267
Wirral 45,502,149
Wokingham 26,334,926
Wolverhampton 53,234.172
Worcestershire 65,016,251
York 41,611,318
[1] These small authorities were not asked to supply data.