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Immunisation and Screening
Mr. Bowis : To ask the Secretary of State for Health if it is his intention to support general practitioners' efforts to meet immunisation and screening targets by conducting a public information and education campaign.
Mrs. Virginia Bottomley [holding answer 6 November 1989] : The Department is preparing, with the Health Education Authority, an information and education campaign on immunisation. We hope that this will be launched in 1990 and will be aimed both at professionals and the public.
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The improvements which we have asked health authorities to make to their cervical cancer screening programmes will lead to a more systematic approach to screening and increased coverage of the population. The routine invitations generated by the call and recall programme will inform women of the need for regular screening. In addition, the Health Education Authority has produced a leaflet, "The Cervical Smear Test : Why You Need It", which health authorities and family practitioner committees can enclose with invitation letters to women, and has issued guidelines on the points which should be covered in the invitation letter. We take every opportunity to encourage representatives of women's organisations to inform their members about the value of both the cervical and breast screening programmes.EDUCATION AND SCIENCE
Teachers (Absenteeism)
Mr. Bowis : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will give the latest figures for absenteeism among teachers by local education authority and sector.
Mr. Alan Howarth : The employment and deployment of teachers is a matter for LEAs. This information is not collected by the Department.
Physical Education Curriculum Group
Ms. Walley : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science if he will immediately reconvene the physical education curriculum group.
Mrs. Rumbold : My right hon. Friend the former Secretary of State announced in January 1989 that arrangements for considering the content of guidelines for physical education in the national curriculum would be set
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up by June 1990. I hope to be able to announce shortly the form these arrangements will take and the associated timetable.School Playing Fields
Ms. Walley : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science what plans he has to rescind rule 909 and halt the sale of school playing fields.
Mr. Alan Howarth : The law places upon education authorities a duty to provide school playing fields in accordance with standards prescribed by the Education (School Premises) Regulations 1981, Statutory Instrument No. 909. Local education authorities are free to dispose of any surplus if they wish, and this is not a matter in which my hon. Friend can intervene.
Earthquakes
Mr. Redmond : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) what research is being carried out into earthquakes occurring in the United Kingdom ;
(2) if he will list by location and date the number of earthquakes that have been recorded during the last 10 years ; what damage was recorded ; on what seismographic scale ; and what research is being carried out by his Department into earthquakes.
Mr. Jackson : Research into earthquakes in the United Kingdom is carried out by the British Geological Survey, which is funded from the Department's grant to the Natural Environment Research Council. Specialist scientists, based at over 80 sites in the country, monitor current seismic activity. They also research historical records to identify the recurrence rate of the larger earthquakes.
The following list sets out the information requested for all earthquakes recorded in the United Kingdom over the last 10 years, having a magnitude of 2.5 or more on the Richter scale.
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United Kingdom earthquakes
1979 to August 1989
(Richter magnitudes 2.5 and over)
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19 February 1979 |113932.7 |56.25 |-3.73 |6.0 |3.2 |Ochil Hills |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
7 October 1979 |0526 |53.05 |-1.24 |- |2.5 |Mansfield |Felt, no damage.
7 October 1979 |0812 |53.05 |-1.24 |- |3.1 |Mansfield |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
9 October 1979 |1010 |53.05 |-1.24 |- |3.0 |Mansfield |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
26 December 1979 |035707.3 |55.05 |-2.86 |5.0 |4.8 |Longtown |Damage to chimneys,
| roof tiles.
30 December 1979 |205301.4 |57.08 |-5.23 |- |2.9 |Kintail |-
1 January 1980 |050547.0 |55.01 |-2.83 |9.0 |4.1 |Longtown |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
1 January 1980 |110503.0 |56.25 |-3.73 |2.0 |3.0 |Ochil Hills |-
12 January 1980 |084954.4 |51.67 |-3.00 |0.0 |3.0 |Cwmbran |Felt, no damage.
25 January 1980 |150129.9 |55.06 |-2.84 |4.0 |2.7 |Longtown |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
28 January 1980 |132230.0 |55.11 |-2.90 |2.0 |2.6 |Longtown |-
7 May 1980 |151203.3 |55.02 |-2.84 |7.0 |3.2 |Longtown |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
11 June 1980 |072227.3 |58.78 |0.95 |26.0 |3.2 |North Sea |-
7 July 1980 |235719.1 |53.1 |-2.2 |- |2.7 |Talke area |Felt, no damage.
8 July 1980 |000248.4 |53.1 |-2.2 |- |3.1 |Talke area |Felt, no damage.
17 July 1980 |0904 |53.1 |-2.2 |- |2.5 |Stoke area |-
19 July 1980 |0533 |53.1 |-2.2 |- |2.7 |Stoke area |-
30 July 1980 |153344.0 |55.07 |-2.84 |1.0 |2.5 |Longtown |-
7 August 1980 |0022 |53.1 |-2.2 |- |3.0 |Stoke Coalfield
14 August 1980 |2051 |53.1 |-2.2 |- |2.6 |Stoke Coalfield
9 November 1980 |001101.5 |53.10 |-2.28 |- |3.2 |Talke area |Felt, no damage.
9 November 1980 |112833.0 |53.06 |-2.28 |5.0 |2.5 |Talke area |Felt, no damage.
1 December 1980 |142051.9 |56.25 |-3.74 |5.0 |2.6 |Ochil Hills
13 December 1980 |103101.4 |55.02 |-2.86 |6.0 |3.5 |Longtown |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
1 January 1981 |212126.2 |57.47 |-0.18 |15.0 |3.2 |North Sea
25 February 1981 |203256.8 |50.11 |-5.17 |5.0 |3.5 |Constantine
6 April 1981 |1752 |53.08 |-2.26 |3.0 |2.5 |Talke area
24 May 1981 |0004 |53.03 |-2.19 |0.0 |3.1 |Stoke Coalfield
2 June 1981 |1102 |53.03 |-1.14 |- |2.7 |Nottingham |Felt, no damage.
9 June 1981 |184411.3 |57.12 |-5.50 |- |2.6 |Kintail
12 June 1981 |073642.7 |50.38 |-4.33 |8.0 |2.5 |Liskeard
5 August 1981 |203409.6 |53.08 |-2.27 |4.0 |2.8 |Talke area
18 October 1981 |160839.2 |54.69 |-1.66 |- |2.5 |Bishop Aukland
27 October 1981 |051344.1 |54.15 |0.30 |23.7 |3.7 |Flamborough Head |Felt, no damage.
9 November 1981 |0310 |51.65 |-2.98 |- |2.7 |Cwmbran |Felt, no damage.
27 December 1981 |153624.7 |59.21 |-2.36 |12.0 |2.5 |Off Cape Wrath
4 April 1982 |214346.3 |51.99 |-3.47 |5.0 |2.6 |Pont-Faen, Powys
9 April 1982 |143604.3 |53.06 |-2.22 |0.0 |2.7 |Stoke-on-Trent |Felt, no damage.
19 July 1982 |133352.2 |51.15 |-1.06 |1.4 |3.0 |Near Basingstoke, |Moderate shaking, no
| Hants | damage.
9 August 1982 |112505.8 |53.00 |-3.94 |8.4 |2.6 |Nr Ffestiniog, |Felt, no damage.
| Gwynedd
27 October 1982 |235733.6 |57.23 |-5.46 |2.5 |3.0 |Ratagan forest |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
28 November 1983 |024613.4 |53.55 |-2.65 |6.9 |2.6 |Wigan, Manchester |-
16 February 1984 |101546.4 |55.10 |-3.59 |3.0 |2.6 |Dumfries, Dumfries |Moderate shaking, no
| and Galloway | damage.
22 March 1984 |120956.5 |53.30 |-0.95 |25.8 |3.2 |East Retford, Notts |Felt, no damage.
3 April 1984 |142713.2 |50.61 |-2.47 |12.9 |3.1 |Nr Weymouth, Dorset |-
15 April 1984 |210534.9 |52.41 |-3.25 |12.7 |3.3 |Felindre, Powys |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
30 May 1984 |025358.7 |52.94 |-1.13 |15.0 |3.1 |Nottingham |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
4 June 1984 |141659.5 |53.79 |-0.90 |10.4 |3.0 |Selby, N Yorks |-
19 July 1984 |065613.6 |52.98 |-4.43 |18.0 |5.4 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Damage to chimneys,
| Wales | roof tiles.
19 July 1984 |094208.4 |52.97 |-4.16 |20.0 |2.9 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Moderate shaking, no
| Wales | damage.
19 July 1984 |205318.8 |52.96 |-4.22 |20.0 |2.5 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Moderate shaking, no
| Wales | damage.
20 July 1984 |152613.1 |52.97 |-4.23 |20.0 |2.5 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Moderate shaking, no
| Wales | damage.
23 July 1984 |082927.4 |52.99 |-4.42 |15.4 |2.8 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Moderate shaking, no
| Wales | damage.
29 July 1984 |201757.3 |52.98 |-4.44 |21.2 |4.0 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Moderate shaking, no
| Wales | damage.
29 July 1984 |204522.1 |52.96 |-4.38 |20.2 |2.5 |Lleyn peninsula NW |Moderate shaking, no
| Wales | damage.
30 July 1984 |151552.1 |52.97 |-4.38 |20.0 |2.8 |Lleyn peninsula NW Wales|Felt, no damage.
| Wales
2 August 1984 |011150.3 |59.76 |1.79 |5.4 |2.8 |North Sea |-
4 August 1984 |034411.8 |52.97 |-4.40 |24.1 |2.7 |Lleyn Peninsula, |Moderate shaking, no
| North West Wales | damage.
6 August 1984 |072220.7 |52.95 |-4.33 |24.7 |3.6 |Lleyn Peninsula, |Moderate shaking, no
| North West Wales | damage.
18 August 1984 |113727.7 |52.96 |-4.38 |21.0 |4.3 |Lleyn Peninsula, |Moderate shaking, no
| North West Wales | damage.
13 October 1984 |132719.5 |53.74 |-2.38 |14.0 |3.2 |Accrington, |Moderate shaking, no
| Lancashire | damage.
15 April 1985 |190209.5 |51.43 |1.56 |1.5 |3.0 |Offshore Ramsgate |-
1 June 1985 |224745.2 |53.59 |-0.39 |8.7 |2.6 |Near Scunthorpe |-
21 August 1985 |032409.3 |51.94 |-3.23 |15.4 |2.5 |Black mountains, |-
| Powys
16 September 1985 |205014.3 |56.04 |-4.91 |6.1 |3.5 |Ardentinny, |Minor damage, plaster
| Strathclyde | cracks.
16 November 1985 |191115.6 |53.82 |-2.07 |18.7 |2.6 |Hebden bridge, West |Moderate shaking, no
| Yorkshire | damage.
18 November 1985 |134246.8 |52.02 |-0.97 |11.1 |2.5 |Buckingham, |-
| Buckinghamshire
1 December 1985 |171851.9 |57.03 |-5.77 |4.2 |3.7 |Near Mallaig, |Moderate shaking, no
| Highland | damage.
2 December 1985 |174032.7 |51.28 |-0.82 |4.4 |2.7 |Fleet, Hampshire |-
4 January 1986 |003430.2 |57.76 |-5.56 |4.2 |2.5 |Poolewe, Highland |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
30 January 1986 |103256.8 |57.00 |-5.46 |11.8 |3.0 |Loch Nevis, Highland |Felt, no damage.
15 April 1986 |162448.0 |52.95 |-4.41 |23.0 |2.7 |Lleyn |Aftershock Felt, no
| damage.
21 August 1986 |112710.1 |55.85 |-3.13 |0.1 |2.5 |Rosewell, Lothian |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
2 September 1986 |144759.5 |50.11 |-5.17 |6.2 |2.9 |Constantine, Cornwall |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
29 September 1986 |013336.1 |56.46 |-5.50 |22.4 |4.2 |Oban, Strathclyde |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks
9 October 1986 |125527.3 |55.85 |-3.13 |0.2 |2.8 |Rosewell, Lothian |Moderate shaking, no
| damage
26 December 1986 |205008.0 |51.90 |-1.34 |23.5 |2.9 |Oxford
23 February 1987 |020837.7 |52.94 |-2.43 |10.5 |2.6 |Market Drayton,
| Shropshire
12 March 1987 |092859.0 |52.48 |-2.44 |14.0 |2.5 |Bridgnorth,
| Shropshire
20 April 1987 |051852.0 |59.57 |1.78 |10.6 |2.5 |North Sea
1 May 1987 |060952.1 |52.74 |-0.82 |10.5 |2.7 |Melton Mowbray, |Moderate shaking, no
| Leicestershire | damage
3 May 1987 |224820.8 |56.68 |-6.24 |11.3 |2.5 |Mull, Highland
4 October 1987 |022504.0 |58.37 |1.49 |2.4 |2.9 |North Sea
4 October 1987 |125828.3 |57.98 |-5.20 |0.4 |3.0 |Ullapool, Highland |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
4 October 1987 |172816.4 |57.97 |-5.19 |0.5 |3.0 |Ullapool, Highland |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
17 October 1987 |074438.8 |57.93 |-5.14 |2.0 |2.9 |Ullapool, Highland |Felt, no damage.
17 October 1987 |095407.6 |57.96 |-5.19 |4.8 |2.5 |Ullapool, Highland |Felt, no damage.
31 October 1987 |032934.9 |57.94 |-5.12 |0.6 |2.5 |Ullapool, Highland
20 November 1987 |030739.3 |56.71 |-5.71 |0.5 |2.6 |Ardmamurchan, |Felt, no damage.
| Highland
5 December 1987 |102258.5 |53.49 |-1.98 |8.8 |2.6 |Manchester |Moderate shaking, no
| damage.
21 January 1988 |152807.8 |58.41 |1.49 |0.6 |3.0 |North Sea
23 May 1988 |061334.5 |56.63 |-4.45 |8.8 |2.6 |Rannoch Moor,
| Tayside
3 August 1988 |144824.1 |52.95 |1.78 |5.0 |2.9 |Southern North Sea
8 August 1988 |195931.9 |63.68 |2.44 |20.0 |5.6 |Northern North Sea |Felt on Shetland and
| Norway
12 September 1988 |142310.6 |54.41 |-2.98 |15.0 |3.2 |Ambleside, Cumbria |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
12 September 1988 |142329.3 |54.40 |-3.01 |7.6 |3.0 |Ambleside, Cumbria |Minor damage, plaster
| cracks.
23 October 1988 |030155.1 |51.24 |-3.17 |17.1 |2.8 |Bridgwater, Somerset
13 November 1988 |232050.9 |59.80 |-0.46 |29.2 |2.9 |East of Shetland |Felt, no damage.
10 December 1988 |100918.8 |56.09 |-5.19 |4.2 |2.7 |Loch Fyne,
| Strathclyde
1989: None exceeding 2.5 Richter to date
Qualified Teacher Status (Applications)
Mr. Murphy : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many applications for the award of qualified teacher status had been received by the Department of Education and Science under form P6 (5) at 30 September from European Community nationals ; how many applications have been approved ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Alan Howarth : At 30 September, 88 applications for the award of qualified teacher status from European Community nationals had been received. All were approved.
Lecturers
Mr. Murphy : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many lecturers in maintained further education are female hourly paid part-time employees.
Mr. Jackson : Information held centrally provides only the full-time equivalent of part-time further education lecturers (not their number), nor are there separate figures for men and women. However, the total full-time
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equivalents of hourly paid part-time lecturers employed by local education authorities in England in January 1989 was 20,243.PCFC Budget
Mr. Murphy : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science what proportion of the publicly funded PCFC recurrent budget for 1989-90 is allocated at institutional level to the gross salaries, subsidised housing and fringe benefits of the chief executives of each higher education corporation, and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Jackson : As I told the hon. Member in reply to his question of 22 May at column 369, the Department collects information on the gross salaries of individual directors and principals of PCFC sector institutions for the purposes of the teachers' superannuation scheme, but the release of this information would be incompatible with the requirements of the Data Protection Act 1984. Information on subsidised housing and other fringe benefits for the directors and principals is not collected centrally.
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Principals (Salaries)
Mr. Murphy : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science what were the gross salaries of the principals of each of the public sector higher education institutions to incorporation on 1 April.
Mr. Jackson : I refer the hon. Member to the reply that I gave him on 22 May 1989 at column 369.
Teachers
Mr. Murphy : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science how many applications for the award of licensed teachers under form P6(1) had been received by the Department of Education and Science at 30 September ; from whom the applications had been received ; and how many have been granted.
Mr. Alan Howarth : Seven applications for licences had been received at 30 September. All were from Hertfordshire local education authority and all were granted.
Lower Attaining Pupils Programme
Mr. Morley : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science what account he has taken of Her Majesty's inspector's observations about the effective use of his Department's expenditure as recorded in paragraph 71 of Her Majesty's inspector's report "The Lower Attaining Pupils Programme 1982-88" ; and if he will make a statement.
Mr. Alan Howarth : My right hon. Friend welcomes Her Majesty's inspectorate's report on the lower attaining
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pupils programme (LAPP). He attaches great importance to the monitoring and evaluation of the programmes within his Department's remit, and has noted carefully the observations made by the inspectorate about the monitoring of the LAPP. The lessons learnt from that programme are reflected in the procedures for the monitoring and evaluation of his current specific grant programmes, education support grants and the LEA training grants scheme.Book Provision
Mr. Vaz : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science what representations he has received regarding further education book provision ; and if he will make a statement on provision for the next academic year.
Mr. Jackson : My right hon. Friend is aware of representations made by the Publishers Association specifically about book provision in further education. My right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for the Environment announced proposals for the distribution of local authority total standard spending for 1990-91 on6 November. The education share of that total allows for increased spending on books and equipment in further education relative to that assumed in the comparable total for 1989-90. The actual deployment of education funding is, however, for individual LEAs and colleges to determine. The introduction of local management of colleges under the Education Reform Act will give colleges greater discretion to deploy available resources in line with their own priorities, and so to increase spending on books where they judge that appropriate.
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Schools (Capital Allocations)
Mr. Straw : To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Science (1) if he will list in the Official Report tables showing (a) the total amount bid for schools' capital expenditure by local education authorities, (b) the total amount allocated by his Department, and (c) the percentage of (b) over (a), broken down by (i) county and voluntary controlled schools, (ii) voluntary aided schools and (iii) all maintained schools, for each financial year from 1974-75, and in constant and current prices, and showing the percentage of each year's allocation represented by (1) basic needs and (2) reorganisations ;
(2) if he will list in the Official Report tables showing the capital allocation for each local education authority in England made by his Department for capital expenditure for (a) county and voluntary controlled schools, (b) voluntary aided schools and (c) all maintained schools, the amount of the bid in respect of each such allocation, and the percentage which each allocation bears to its respective bid, in current prices and in constant prices for each year from 1984-85 to 1989-90.
Mr. MacGregor [holding answer 30 October 1989] : Not all the information is available in the form requested. Each year my Department announces the level of allocations to LEAs for capital expenditure on schools and colleges.
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Allocations for county and voluntary controlled schools are unhypothecated which means that specific amounts for basic need or school reorganisations are not indicated. It is therefore for each LEA to decide how its allocation should be used and LEAs can also look to receipts and to other flexibility available under the capital control system when determining their level of expenditure on education. For the years before 1984-85 the Department does not hold separate figures in respect of allocations for schools, but only combined figures for schools and further and higher education. Table A therefore shows LEA plans for expenditure on schools and colleges, the allocations given and the percentage which each allocation bears to the respective plans for the years 1981-82 to 1989-90. Prior to 1981-82, local education authorities did not receive block allocations, but were notified annually in the context of a rolling programme, of a limit on the value of building starts in the following year. The Department provides grant-aid for capital projects undertaken by the governors of voluntary aided schools, and table B shows LEA plans for such expenditure and the allocation given. Since the allocations include sums for committed expenditure on projects from earlier years, in addition to projects which figure in LEAs' and governors' plans, a percentage comparison of the two is misleading.Following are the tables :
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Table A
Local authority capital plans and allocations
Education capital allocation and plans at current and constant prices 1981-82 to 1989-90
1981-82
Local education authoritCapital plans Capital allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |- |- |2,712 |3,654
Barking |- |- |2,661 |3,585
Barnet |<2>- |- |5,102 |6,874
Barnsley |- |- |640 |862
Bedfordshire |- |- |5,011 |6,751
Berkshire |- |- |4,091 |5,512
Bexley |- |- |932 |1,256
Birmingham |- |- |7,453 |10,041
Bolton |- |- |3,095 |4,170
Bradford |- |- |5,349 |7,207
Brent |- |- |1,176 |1,584
Bromley |- |- |1,570 |2,115
Buckinghamshire |- |- |7,889 |10,629
Bury |- |- |1,707 |2,300
Calderdale |- |- |1,341 |1,807
Cambridgeshire |- |- |6,527 |8,794
Cheshire |- |- |8,084 |10,892
Cleveland |- |- |9,458 |12,743
Cornwall |- |- |5,472 |7,372
Coventry |- |- |3,755 |5,059
Croydon |- |- |581 |783
Cumbria |- |- |2,100 |2,829
Derbyshire |- |- |8,751 |11,790
Devon |- |- |9,287 |12,512
Doncaster |- |- |1,761 |2,373
Dorset |- |- |5,673 |7,643
Dudley |- |- |2,567 |3,459
Durham |- |- |2,527 |3,405
Ealing |- |- |1,465 |1,974
East Sussex |- |- |5,170 |6,966
Enfield |- |- |1,077 |1,451
Essex |- |- |10,492 |14,136
Gateshead |- |- |682 |919
Gloucestershire |- |- |3,187 |4,294
Hampshire |- |- |9,430 |12,705
Haringey |- |- |2,403 |3,238
Harrow |- |- |543 |732
Havering |- |- |373 |503
Hereford and Worcester |- |- |3,319 |4,472
Hertforshire |- |- |4,527 |6,099
Hillingdon |- |- |1,719 |2,316
Hounslow |- |- |1,983 |2,672
Humberside |- |- |5,980 |8,057
ILEA |- |- |13,561 |18,271
Isle of Wight |- |- |853 |1,149
Isles of Scilly |- |- |0 |0
Kent |- |- |8,816 |11,878
Kingston-upon-Thames |- |- |1,315 |1,772
Kirklees |- |- |5,639 |7,597
Knowsley |- |- |653 |880
Lancashire |- |- |11,246 |15,152
Leeds |- |- |7,354 |9,908
Leicestershire |- |- |9,180 |12,368
Lincolnshire |- |- |2,895 |3,900
Liverpool |- |- |5,967 |8,039
Manchester |- |- |4,822 |6,497
Merton |- |- |712 |959
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |- |- |1,998 |2,692
Newham |- |- |3,163 |4,262
Norfolk |- |- |3,876 |5,222
North Tyneside |- |- |555 |748
North Yorkshire |- |- |3,229 |4,350
Northamptonshire |- |- |7,028 |9,469
Northumberland |- |- |3,779 |5,091
Nottinghamshire |- |- |6,756 |9,102
Oldham |- |- |1,289 |1,737
Oxfordshire |- |- |3,185 |4,291
Redbridge |- |- |545 |734
Richmond |- |- |1,320 |1,778
Rochdale |- |- |1,851 |2,494
Rotherham |- |- |1,021 |1,376
Salford |- |- |1,651 |2,224
Sandwell |- |- |1,621 |2,184
Sefton |- |- |1,250 |1,684
Sheffield |- |- |3,245 |4,372
Shropshire |- |- |3,573 |4,814
Solihull |- |- |199 |268
Somerset |- |- |2,981 |4,016
South Tyneside |- |- |1,870 |2,519
St. Helens |- |- |3,652 |4,920
Staffordshire |- |- |11,912 |16,049
Stockport |- |- |1,580 |2,129
Suffolk |- |- |5,646 |7,607
Sunderland |- |- |2,568 |3,460
Surrey |- |- |3,227 |4,348
Sutton |- |- |196 |264
Tameside |- |- |2,118 |2,854
Trafford |- |- |586 |790
Wakefield |- |- |4,311 |5,808
Walsall |- |- |4,620 |6,225
Waltham Forest |- |- |1,710 |2,304
Warwickshire |- |- |1,366 |1,840
West Sussex |- |- |2,315 |3,119
Wigan |- |- |3,505 |4,722
Wiltshire |- |- |2,152 |2,899
Wirral |- |- |1,541 |2,076
Wolverhampton |- |- |3,123 |4,208
1982-83
Capital plans Capital allocations
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |- |- |4,296 |5,405
Barking |- |- |2,391 |3,008
Barnet |<2> |- |2,214 |2,786
Barnsley |- |- |402 |506
Bedfordshire |- |- |4,142 |5,212
Berkshire |- |- |4,875 |6,134
Bexley |- |- |679 |854
Birmingham |- |- |5,976 |7,519
Bolton |- |- |2,867 |3,607
Bradford |- |- |4,447 |5,595
Brent |- |- |836 |1,052
Bromley |- |- |947 |1,192
Buckinghamshire |- |- |7,104 |8,938
Bury |- |- |638 |803
Calderdale |- |- |999 |1,257
Cambridgeshire |- |- |5,462 |6,872
Cheshire |- |- |6,185 |7,782
Cleveland |- |- |5,669 |7,133
Cornwall |- |- |5,124 |6,447
Coventry |- |- |3,222 |4,054
Croydon |- |- |358 |450
Cumbria |- |- |1,374 |1,729
Derbyshire |- |- |8,490 |10,682
Devon |- |- |7,757 |9,760
Doncaster |- |- |1,512 |1,902
Dorset |- |- |5,578 |7,018
Dudley |- |- |2,361 |2,971
Durham |- |- |2,037 |2,563
Ealing |- |- |1,817 |2,286
East Sussex |- |- |4,965 |6,247
Enfield |- |- |457 |575
Essex |- |- |7,237 |9,105
Gateshead |- |- |501 |630
Gloucerstershire |- |- |2,582 |3,249
Hampshire |- |- |9,617 |12,100
Haringey |- |- |2,071 |2,606
Harrow |- |- |337 |424
Havering |- |- |390 |491
Hereford and Worcester |- |- |2,346 |2,952
Hertfordshire |- |- |3,232 |4,067
Hillingdon |- |- |1,685 |2,120
Hounslow |- |- |1,987 |2,500
Humberside |- |- |6,761 |8,507
ILEA |- |- |12,444 |15,657
Isle of Wight |- |- |475 |598
Isles of Scilly |- |- |0 |0
Kent |- |- |5,751 |7,236
Kingston-upon-Thames |- |- |1,982 |2,494
Kirklees |- |- |4,0146 |5,091
Knowsley |- |- |420 |528
Lancashire |- |- |8,308 |10,453
Leeds |- |- |4,826 |6,072
Leicestershire |- |- |6,430 |8,090
Lincolnshire |- |- |3,799 |4,780
Liverpool |- |- |3,462 |4,356
Manchester |- |- |3,867 |4,866
Merton |- |- |386 |486
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |- |- |2,092 |2,632
Newham |- |- |2,501 |3,147
Norfolk |- |- |5,196 |6,538
North Tyneside |- |- |868 |1,092
North Yorkshire |- |- |2,524 |3,176
Northamptonshire |- |- |5,085 |6,398
Northumberland |- |- |2,291 |2,883
Nottinghamshire |- |- |4,903 |6,169
Oldham |- |- |852 |1,072
Oxfordshire |- |- |4,273 |5,376
Redbridge |- |- |912 |1,148
Richmond |- |- |373 |469
Rochdale |- |- |1,853 |2,331
Rotherham |- |- |406 |511
Salford |- |- |1,369 |1,723
Sandwell |- |- |1,651 |2,077
Sefton |- |- |379 |477
Sheffield |- |- |2,667 |3,356
Shropshire |- |- |3,132 |3,941
Solihul |- |- |371 |467
Somerset |- |- |1,517 |1,909
South Tyneside |- |- |1,668 |2,099
St. Helens |- |- |3,360 |4,228
Staffordshire |- |- |8,428 |10,604
Stockport |- |- |1,384 |1,741
Suffolk |- |- |3,607 |4,538
Sunderland |- |- |2,780 |3,498
Surrey |- |- |3,884 |4,887
Sutton |- |- |157 |198
Tameside |- |- |1,526 |1,920
Trafford |- |- |404 |508
Wakefield |- |- |2,711 |3,411
Walsall |- |- |3,019 |3,799
Waltham Forest |- |- |1,694 |2,131
Warwickshire |- |- |1,367 |1,720
West Sussex |- |- |2,306 |2,901
Wigan |- |- |2,624 |3,302
Wiltshire |- |- |2,978 |3,747
Wirral |- |- |656 |825
Wolverhampton |- |- |2,471 |3,109
1983-84
Local education authoritCapital plans Capital allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |- |- |5,853 |7,038
Barking |- |- |2,928 |3,521
Barnet |<2>- |- |1,538 |1,849
Barnsley |- |- |384 |462
Bedfordshire |- |- |2,437 |2,931
Berkshire |- |- |8,826 |10,613
Bexley |- |- |1,633 |1,964
Birmingham |- |- |5,220 |6,277
Bolton |- |- |2,047 |2,462
Bradford |- |- |6,969 |8,380
Brent |- |- |1,180 |1,419
Bromley |- |- |841 |1,011
Buckinghamshire |- |- |6,605 |7,943
Bury |- |- |982 |1,181
Calderdale |- |- |1,293 |1,555
Cambridgeshire |- |- |6,370 |7,660
Cheshire |- |- |8,213 |9,876
Cleveland |- |- |4,009 |4,821
Cornwall |- |- |5,548 |6,672
Coventry |- |- |3,478 |4,182
Croydon |- |- |800 |962
Cumbria |- |- |2,618 |3,148
Derbyshire |- |- |6,849 |8,236
Devon |- |- |4,817 |5,793
Doncaster |- |- |1,386 |1,667
Dorset |- |- |4,736 |5,695
Dudley |- |- |3,950 |4,750
Durham |- |- |1,711 |2,058
Ealing |- |- |693 |833
East Sussex |- |- |5,567 |6,694
Enfield |- |- |311 |374
Essex |- |- |7,357 |8,847
Gateshead |- |- |1,003 |1,206
Gloucestershire |- |- |2,974 |3,576
Hampshire |- |- |10,638 |12,792
Haringey |- |- |1,597 |1,920
Harrow |- |- |305 |367
Havering |- |- |299 |360
Hereford and Worcester |- |- |1,504 |1,809
Hertfordshire |- |- |5,473 |6,581
Hillingdon |- |- |896 |1,077
Hounslow |- |- |2,611 |3,140
Humberside |- |- |7,133 |8,578
ILEA |- |- |9,683 |11,644
Isle of Wight |- |- |541 |651
Isles of Scilly |- |- |0 |0
Kent |- |- |4,821 |5,797
Kingston-upon-Thames |- |- |2,270 |2,730
Kirklees |- |- |4,102 |4,933
Knowsley |- |- |665 |800
Lancashire |- |- |11,069 |13,311
Leeds |- |- |3,381 |4,066
Leicestershire |- |- |5,234 |6,294
Lincolnshire |- |- |3,442 |4,139
Liverpool |- |- |3,768 |4,531
Manchester |- |- |4,349 |5,230
Merton |- |- |408 |491
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |- |- |3,134 |3,769
Newham |- |- |2,084 |2,506
Norfolk |- |- |5,736 |6,898
North Tyneside |- |- |606 |729
North Yorkshire |- |- |2,703 |3,250
Northamptonshire |- |- |3,916 |4,709
Northumberland |- |- |1,481 |1,781
Nottinghamshire |- |- |2,493 |2,998
Oldham |- |- |780 |938
Oxfordshire |- |- |4,014 |4,827
Redbridge |- |- |872 |1,049
Richmond |- |- |557 |670
Rochdale |- |- |1,174 |1,412
Rotherham |- |- |515 |619
Salford |- |- |1,038 |1,248
Sandwell |- |- |1,436 |1,727
Sefton |- |- |578 |695
Sheffield |- |- |3,439 |4,135
Shropshire |- |- |2,727 |3,279
Solihull |- |- |356 |428
Somerset |- |- |3,127 |3,760
South Tyneside |- |- |1,181 |1,420
St. Helens |- |- |2,384 |2,867
Staffordshire |- |- |7,676 |9,231
Stockport |- |- |1,067 |1,283
Suffolk |- |- |3,752 |4,512
Sunderland |- |- |2,927 |3,520
Surrey |- |- |3,733 |4,489
Sutton |- |- |266 |320
Tameside |- |- |1,871 |2,250
Trafford |- |- |693 |833
Wakefield |- |- |2,044 |2,458
Walsall |- |- |1,340 |1,611
Waltham Forest |- |- |1,624 |1,953
Warwickshire |- |- |1,991 |2,394
West Sussex |- |- |3,705 |4,455
Wigan |- |- |2,518 |3,028
Wiltshire |- |- |3,136 |3,771
Wirral |- |- |2,403 |2,890
Wolverhampton |- |- |2,269 |2,729
1984-85
Capital plans Capital allocation Inital Allocation as a
per cent. of plans
|(current prices) |(constant prices)|(current prices) |(constant prices)
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Avon |11,121 |12,744 |5,270 |6,039 |47
Barking |695 |796 |1,442 |1,652 |207
Barnet |2,939 |3,368 |2,453 |2,811 |83
Barnsley |864 |990 |401 |460 |46
Bedfordshire |4,534 |5,195 |2,439 |2,795 |54
Berkshire |10,238 |11,732 |8,227 |9,427 |80
Bexley |1,399 |1,603 |845 |968 |60
Birmingham |9,533 |10,924 |6,484 |7,430 |68
Bolton |2,229 |2,554 |1,536 |1,760 |69
Bradford |18,220 |20,878 |6,707 |7,686 |37
Brent |2,576 |2,952 |1,678 |1,923 |65
Bromley |3,777 |4,328 |492 |564 |13
Buckinghamshire |18,602 |21,316 |6,854 |7,854 |37
Bury |1,824 |2,090 |1,030 |1,180 |56
Calderdale |3,408 |3,905 |1,090 |1,249 |32
Cambridgeshire |6,655 |7,626 |5,039 |5,774 |76
Cheshire |10,594 |12,140 |7,366 |8,441 |70
Cleveland |7,463 |8,552 |3,626 |4,155 |49
Cornwall |6,943 |7,956 |4,377 |5,016 |63
Coventry |5,188 |5,945 |2,919 |3,345 |56
Croydon |1,749 |2,004 |1,227 |1,406 |70
Cumbria |8,026 |9,197 |3,982 |4,563 |50
Derbyshire |9,885 |11,327 |6,546 |7,501 |66
Devon |9,087 |10,413 |7,832 |8,975 |86
Doncaster |1,778 |2,037 |1,226 |1,405 |69
Dorset |8,744 |10,020 |5,385 |6,171 |62
Dudley |5,460 |6,257 |3,516 |4,029 |64
Durham |4,271 |4,894 |2,054 |2,354 |48
Ealing |2,721 |3,118 |1,347 |1,544 |50
East Sussex |10,389 |11,905 |4,601 |5,272 |44
Enfield |901 |1,032 |576 |660 |64
Essex |17,675 |20,254 |6,604 |7,567 |37
Gateshead |3,934 |4,508 |572 |655 |15
Gloucestershire |6,416 |7,352 |2,772 |3,176 |43
Hampshire |20,652 |23,665 |9,666 |11,076 |47
Haringey |2,640 |3,025 |1,090 |1,249 |41
Harrow |2,785 |3,191 |523 |599 |19
Havering |894 |1,024 |216 |248 |24
Hereford and Worcester |3,378 |3,871 |1,669 |1,912 |49
Hertfordshire |5,912 |6,775 |5,479 |6,278 |93
Hillingdon |4,362 |4,998 |1,068 |1,224 |24
Hounslow |4,987 |5,715 |3,063 |3,510 |61
Humberside |11,677 |13,381 |6,883 |7,887 |59
ILEA |22,045 |25,261 |9,703 |11,119 |44
Isle of Wight |1,445 |1,656 |948 |1,086 |66
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |8,716 |9,988 |4,347 |4,981 |50
Kingston-upon-Thames |2,673 |3,063 |1,330 |1,524 |50
Kirklees |6,746 |7,730 |3,753 |4,301 |56
Knowsley |1,174 |1,345 |895 |1,026 |76
Lancashire |13,646 |15,637 |11,055 |12,668 |81
Leeds |5,184 |5,940 |2,899 |3,322 |56
Leicestershire |8,229 |9,430 |7,074 |8,106 |86
Lincolnshire |9,022 |10,338 |4,455 |5,105 |49
Liverpool |6,973 |7,990 |4,243 |4,862 |61
Manchester |11,180 |12,811 |6,997 |8,018 |63
Merton |2,098 |2,404 |993 |1,138 |47
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |3,600 |4,125 |2,265 |2,595 |63
Newham |4,232 |4,849 |2,039 |2,336 |48
Norfolk |7,771 |8905 |4,261 |4,883 |55
North Tyneside |3,673 |4,209 |721 |826 |20
North Yorkshire |11,725 |13,436 |5,675 |6,503 |48
Northamptonshire |7,059 |8,089 |4,179 |4,789 |59
Northumberland |2,580 |2,956 |1,002 |1,148 |39
Nottinghamshire |4,376 |5,014 |2,666 |3,055 |61
Oldham |1,778 |2,037 |968 |1,109 |54
Oxfordshire |4,194 |4,806 |3,245 |3,718 |77
Redbridge |1,971 |2,259 |1,006 |1,153 |51
Richmond |2,106 |2,413 |735 |842 |35
Rochdale |3,805 |4,360 |1,452 |1,664 |38
Rotherham |1,182 |1,354 |471 |540 |40
Salford |2,230 |2,555 |822 |942 |37
Sandwell |3,453 |3,957 |1,705 |1,954 |49
Sefton |2,334 |2,675 |824 |944 |35
Sheffield |5,035 |5,770 |3,007 |3,446 |60
Shropshire |4,359 |4,995 |2,072 |2,374 |48
Solihull |708 |811 |723 |828 |102
Somerset |3,367 |3,858 |2,559 |2,932 |76
South Tyneside |3,765 |4,314 |1,280 |1,467 |34
St. Helens |3,031 |3,473 |2,111 |2,419 |70
Staffordshire |15,277 |17,506 |10,691 |12,251 |70
Stockport |1,540 |1,765 |1,770 |2,028 |115
Suffolk |5,554 |6,364 |4,348 |4,982 |78
Sunderland |4,354 |4,989 |2,862 |3,280 |66
Surrey |8,416 |9,644 |4,340 |4,973 |52
Sutton |1,011 |1,159 |451 |517 |45
Tameside |3,116 |3,571 |1,690 |1,937 |54
Trafford |1,631 |1,869 |1,027 |1,177 |63
Wakefield |3,993 |4,576 |1,596 |1,829 |40
Walsall |4,116 |4,717 |1,026 |1,176 |25
Waltham Forest |2,613 |2,994 |889 |1,019 |34
Warwickshire |2,781 |3,187 |1,428 |1,636 |51
West Sussex |6,544 |7,499 |5,027 |5,760 |77
Wigan |3,041 |3,485 |2,004 |2,296 |66
Wiltshire |6,771 |7,759 |3,810 |4,366 |56
Wirral |4,114 |4,714 |2,117 |2,426 |51
Wolverhampton |3,890 |4,458 |2,375 |2,722 |61
1985-86
Capital plans Capital allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices |Current prices |Constant prices |Initial allocation as a
|percentage of plans
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Avon |10,965 |11,910 |3,951 |4,292 |36
Barking |1,579 |1,715 |947 |1,029 |60
Barnet |5,825 |6,327 |2,612 |2,837 |45
Barnsley |1,226 |1,332 |1,090 |1,184 |89
Bedfordshire |5,427 |5,895 |1,625 |1,765 |30
Berkshire |11,584 |12,582 |7,490 |8,136 |65
Bexley |1,396 |1,516 |504 |547 |36
Birmingham |6,569 |7,135 |3,695 |4,013 |56
Bolton |1,317 |1,431 |570 |619 |43
Bradford |13,383 |14,536 |8,269 |8,982 |62
Brent |4,619 |5,017 |891 |968 |19
Bromley |4,518 |4,907 |628 |682 |14
Buckinghamshire |12,649 |13,739 |5,978 |6,493 |47
Bury |1,507 |1,637 |803 |872 |53
Calderdale |2,305 |2,504 |830 |902 |36
Cambridgeshire |6,506 |7,067 |4,387 |4,765 |67
Cheshire |9,518 |10,338 |5,005 |5,436 |53
Cleveland |7,482 |8,127 |4,493 |4,880 |60
Cornwall |4,523 |4,913 |3,319 |3,605 |73
Coventry |7,419 |8,058 |3,094 |3,361 |42
Croydon |3,626 |3,939 |2,170 |2,357 |60
Cumbria |5,254 |5,707 |3,803 |4,131 |72
Derbyshire |10,794 |11,724 |7,239 |7,863 |67
Devon |11,046 |11,998 |6,405 |6,957 |58
Doncaster |1,353 |1,470 |424 |461 |31
Dorset |8,666 |9,413 |5,265 |5,719 |61
Dudley |7,016 |7,621 |2,671 |2,901 |38
Durham |6,415 |6,968 |2,995 |3,253 |47
Ealing |3,352 |3,641 |2,451 |2,662 |73
East Sussex |7,993 |8,682 |4,870 |5,290 |61
Enfield |1,375 |1,494 |966 |1,049 |70
Essex |28,705 |31,179 |11,679 |12,686 |41
Gateshead |3,714 |4,034 |1,122 |1,219 |30
Gloucestershire |7,261 |7,887 |4,652 |5,053 |64
Hampshire |23,877 |25,935 |11,844 |12,865 |50
Haringey |3,644 |3,958 |895 |972 |25
Harrow |3,007 |3,266 |299 |325 |10
Havering |1,013 |1,100 |334 |363 |33
Hereford and Worcester |2,688 |2,920 |1,480 |1,608 |55
Hertfordshire |8,417 |9,142 |5,960 |6,474 |71
Hillingdon |2,368 |2,572 |521 |566 |22
Hounslow |4,638 |5,038 |1,566 |1,701 |34
Humberside |7,400 |8,038 |4,138 |4,495 |56
ILEA |27,686 |30,072 |15,080 |16,380 |54
Isle of Wight |2,125 |2,308 |1,230 |1,336 |58
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |9,481 |10,298 |5,209 |5,658 |55
Kingston-upon-Thames |4,070 |4,421 |2,131 |2,315 |52
Kirklees |6,955 |7,554 |3,304 |3,589 |48
Knowsley |1,986 |2,157 |973 |1,057 |49
Lancashire |20,050 |21,778 |15,156 |16,462 |76
Leeds |9,301 |10,103 |3,325 |3,612 |36
Leicestershire |12,299 |13,359 |6,718 |7,297 |55
Lincolnshire |8,834 |9,595 |3,532 |3,836 |40
Liverpool |8,461 |9,190 |4,870 |5,290 |58
Manchester |17,545 |19.057 |7,450 |8,092 |42
Merton |4,226 |4,590 |2,277 |2,473 |54
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |3,948 |4,288 |1,716 |1,864 |43
Newham |7,672 |8,333 |2,558 |2,778 |33
Norfolk |6,698 |7,275 |3,070 |3,335 |46
North Tyneside |4,300 |4,671 |2,235 |2,428 |52
North Yorkshire |6,625 |7,196 |3,798 |4,125 |57
Northamptonshire |6,268 |6,808 |4,492 |4,879 |72
Northumberland |2,322 |2,522 |1,254 |1,362 |54
Nottinghamshire |4,810 |5,225 |3,421 |3,716 |71
Oldham |2,650 |2,878 |1,014 |1,101 |38
Oxfordshire |9,134 |9,921 |3,650 |3,965 |40
Redbridge |1,738 |1,888 |1,330 |1,445 |77
Richmond |752 |817 |379 |412 |50
Rochdale |2,885 |3,134 |1,802 |1,957 |62
Rotherham |1,751 |1,902 |481 |522 |27
Salford |2,891 |3,140 |1551 |1,685 |54
Sandwell |4,429 |4,811 |1,914 |2,079 |43
Sefton |2,060 |2,238 |1,671 |1,815 |81
Sheffield |8,044 |8,737 |3,497 |3,798 |43
Shropshire |5,680 |6,170 |3,924 |4,262 |69
Solihull |1,297 |1,409 |642 |697 |49
Somerset |2,941 |3,194 |1,243 |1,350 |42
South Tyneside |2,851 |3,097 |1,339 |1,454 |47
St. Helens |3,190 |3,465 |1,827 |1,984 |57
Staffordshire |13,621 |14,795 |9,717 |10,554 |71
Stockport |2,691 |2,923 |1,411 |1,533 |52
Suffolk |6,505 |7,066 |3,871 |4,205 |60
Sunderland |4,679 |5,082 |3,047 |3,310 |65
Surrey |9,717 |10,554 |4,365 |4,741 |45
Sutton |966 |1,049 |474 |515 |49
Tameside |1,360 |1,477 |532 |578 |39
Trafford |3,208 |3,484 |1,594 |1,731 |50
Wakefield |3,307 |3,592 |1,438 |1,562 |43
Walsall |3,222 |3,500 |1,329 |1,444 |41
Waltham Forest |2,334 |2,535 |985 |1,070 |42
Warwickshire |3,105 |3,373 |1,703 |1,850 |55
West Sussex |5,641 |6,127 |3,429 |3,725 |61
Wigan |3,990 |4,334 |1,464 |1,590 |37
Wiltshire |6,314 |6,858 |3,478 |3,778 |55
Wirral |2,585 |2,808 |766 |832 |30
Wolverhampton |3,793 |4,120 |2,047 |2,223 |54
1986-87
Capital plans Capital allocation Initial allocation as a
percentage of plans
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |10,821 |11,388 |4,070 |4,283 |38
Barking |3,717 |3,912 |1,135 |1,195 |31
Barnet |7,399 |7,787 |1,621 |1,706 |22
Barnsley |1,054 |1,109 |577 |607 |55
Bedfordshire |6,282 |6,611 |1,934 |2,035 |31
Berkshire |10,696 |11,257 |5,399 |5,682 |50
Bexley |2,096 |2,206 |715 |752 |34
Birmingham |9,015 |9,488 |5,016 |5,279 |56
Bolton |1,692 |1,781 |576 |606 |34
Bradford |10,116 |10,646 |7,061 |7,431 |70
Brent |4,797 |5,049 |1,589 |1,672 |33
Bromley |3,357 |3,533 |1,747 |1,839 |52
Buckinghamshire |15,970 |16,807 |5,582 |5,875 |35
Bury |995 |1,047 |882 |928 |89
Calderdale |1,708 |1,798 |1,203 |1,266 |70
Cambridgeshire |4,910 |5,167 |2,591 |2,727 |53
Cheshire |11,327 |11,921 |3,837 |4,038 |34
Cleveland |12,605 |13,266 |4,933 |5,192 |39
Cornwall |7,583 |7,981 |3,592 |3,780 |47
Coventry |15,286 |16,087 |5,396 |5,679 |35
Croydon |3,519 |3,704 |2,784 |2,930 |79
Cumbria |5,640 |5,936 |2,254 |2,372 |40
Derbyshire |13,942 |14,673 |7,202 |7,580 |52
Devon |16,957 |17,846 |8,418 |8,859 |50
Doncaster |771 |811 |338 |356 |44
Dorset |8,255 |8,688 |3,377 |3,554 |41
Dudley |6,703 |7,054 |2,012 |2,117 |30
Durham |6,264 |6,592 |2,231 |2,348 |36
Ealing |5,702 |6,001 |2,154 |2,267 |38
East Sussex |10,176 |10,710 |3,786 |3,985 |37
Enfield |1,698 |1,787 |706 |743 |42
Essex |31,384 |33,030 |11,417 |12,016 |36
Gateshead |4,968 |5,228 |1,451 |1,527 |29
Gloucestershire |10,306 |10,846 |6,561 |6,905 |64
Hampshire |29,354 |30,893 |12,905 |13,582 |44
Haringey |4,455 |4,689 |797 |839 |18
Harrow |5,315 |5,594 |4,078 |4,292 |77
Havering |1,074 |1,130 |395 |416 |37
Hereford and Worcester |3,911 |4,116 |1,929 |2,030 |49
Hertfordshire |10,968 |11,543 |4,677 |4,922 |43
Hillingdon |1,806 |1,901 |306 |322 |17
Hounslow |4,783 |5,034 |668 |703 |14
Humberside |10,802 |11,368 |7,524 |7,918 |70
ILEA |29,331 |30,869 |12,575 |13,234 |43
Isle of Wight |2,270 |2,389 |1,139 |1,199 |50
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |9,801 |10,315 |6,405 |6,741 |65
Kingston-upon-Thames |6,445 |6,783 |1,806 |1,901 |28
Kirklees |7,548 |7,944 |1,956 |2,059 |26
Knowsley |2,750 |2,894 |1,483 |1,561 |54
Lancashire |21,743 |22,883 |12,538 |13,195 |58
Leeds |8,557 |9,006 |2,634 |2,772 |31
Leicestershire |12,311 |12,956 |7,061 |7,431 |57
Lincolnshire |6,044 |6,361 |3,908 |4,113 |65
Liverpool |7,878 |8,291 |2,904 |3,056 |37
Manchester |21,998 |23,151 |6,501 |6,842 |30
Merton |3,959 |4,167 |1,203 |1,266 |30
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |8,641 |9,094 |2,586 |2,722 |30
Newham |6,825 |7,183 |1,271 |1,338 |19
Norfolk |7,004 |7,371 |4,394 |4,624 |63
North Tyneside |3,210 |3,378 |1,536 |1,617 |48
North Yorkshire |5,576 |5,868 |2,504 |2,635 |45
Northamptonshire |7,536 |7,931 |4,339 |4,567 |58
Northumberland |2,687 |2,828 |1,003 |1,056 |37
Nottinghamshire |5,847 |6,154 |3,043 |3,203 |52
Oldham |2,910 |3,063 |1,428 |1,503 |49
Oxfordshire |13,423 |14,127 |2,055 |2,163 |15
Redbridge |2,167 |2,281 |1,149 |1,209 |53
Richmond |1,050 |1,105 |249 |262 |24
Rochdale |4,545 |4,783 |2,163 |2,276 |48
Rotherham |1,651 |1,738 |578 |608 |35
Salford |3,382 |3,559 |1,625 |1,710 |48
Sandwell |4,091 |4,306 |1,203 |1,266 |29
Sefton |3,983 |4,192 |2,667 |2,807 |67
Sheffield |7,890 |8,304 |2,330 |2,452 |30
Shropshire |5,277 |5,554 |2,602 |2,738 |49
Solihull |2,666 |2,806 |1,295 |1,363 |49
Somerset |6,832 |7,190 |2,014 |2,120 |29
South Tyneside |2,911 |3,064 |732 |770 |25
St. Helens |2,325 |2,447 |772 |812 |33
Staffordshire |17,517 |18,435 |9,313 |9,801 |53
Stockport |3,702 |3,896 |1,453 |1,529 |39
Suffolk |8,619 |9,071 |5,866 |6,174 |68
Sunderland |7,188 |7,565 |1,928 |2,029 |27
Surrey |11,030 |11,608 |3,610 |3,799 |33
Sutton |1,318 |1,387 |329 |346 |25
Tameside |1,685 |1,773 |306 |322 |18
Trafford |2,702 |2,844 |1,276 |1,343 |47
Wakefield |3,284 |3,456 |1,990 |2,094 |61
Walsall |3,711 |3,906 |1,119 |1,178 |30
Waltham Forest |3,962 |4,170 |2,184 |2,299 |55
Warwickshire |2,993 |3,150 |1,236 |1,301 |41
West Sussex |6,116 |6,437 |2,157 |2,270 |35
Wigan |3,243 |3,413 |2,339 |2,462 |72
Wiltshire |4,556 |4,795 |1,983 |2,087 |44
Wirral |2,824 |2,972 |1,402 |1,476 |50
Wolverhampton |6,664 |7,013 |1,418 |1,492 |21
1987-88
Capital plans Capital allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices |Current prices |Constant prices |Initial allocation as a
|percentage of plans
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Avon |10,865 |10,865 |4,386 |4,386 |40
Barking |2,126 |2,126 |806 |806 |38
Barnet |11,234 |11,234 |1,744 |1,744 |16
Barnsley |1,073 |1,073 |530 |530 |49
Bedfordshire |4,814 |4,814 |1,248 |1,284 |26
Berkshire |8,281 |8,281 |3,597 |3,597 |43
Bexley |2,692 |2,692 |1,641 |1,641 |61
Birmingham |11,141 |11,141 |3,860 |3,860 |35
Bolton |1,934 |1,934 |645 |645 |33
Bradford |24,853 |24,853 |6,303 |6,303 |25
Brent |8,249 |8,249 |2,514 |2,514 |30
Bromley |3,283 |3,283 |1,618 |1,618 |49
Buckinghamshire |10,384 |10,384 |6,004 |6,004 |58
Bury |996 |996 |320 |320 |32
Calderdale |3,381 |3,381 |1,883 |1,883 |56
Cambridgeshire |10,016 |10,016 |3,399 |3,399 |34
Cheshire |9,420 |9,420 |5,043 |5,043 |54
Cleveland |8,539 |8,539 |4,351 |4,351 |51
Cornwall |8,061 |8,061 |5,645 |5,645 |70
Coventry |12,364 |12,364 |5,709 |5,709 |46
Croydon |5,305 |5,305 |2,428 |2,428 |46
Cumbria |6,224 |6,224 |2,852 |2,852 |46
Derbyshire |20,028 |20,028 |9,036 |9,036 |45
Devon |11,291 |11,291 |4,734 |4,734 |42
Doncaster |403 |403 |365 |365 |91
Dorset |9,577 |9,577 |4,349 |4,349 |45
Dudley |5,067 |5,067 |1,329 |1,329 |26
Durham |6,263 |6,263 |1,371 |1,371 |22
Ealing |7,624 |7,624 |2,147 |2,147 |28
East Sussex |15,038 |15,038 |4,884 |4,884 |32
Enfield |2,980 |2,980 |1,222 |1,222 |41
Essex |34,169 |34,169 |11,600 |11,600 |34
Gateshead |4,073 |4,073 |1,112 |1,112 |27
Gloucestershire |10,302 |10,302 |7,167 |7,167 |70
Hampshire |28,643 |28,643 |10,918 |10,918 |38
Haringey |8,427 |8,427 |1,121 |1,121 |13
Harrow |5,525 |5,525 |2,925 |2,952 |53
Havering |1,093 |1,093 |393 |393 |36
Hereford and Worcester |5,633 |5,633 |2,585 |2,585 |46
Hertfordshire |14,293 |14,293 |4,100 |4,100 |29
Hillingdon |3,782 |3,782 |1,059 |1,059 |28
Hounslow |5,259 |5,259 |1,255 |1,255 |24
Humberside |14,865 |14,865 |10,753 |10,753 |72
ILEA |44,342 |44,342 |14,957 |14,957 |34
Isle of Wight |3,192 |3,192 |1,375 |1,375 |43
Isles of Scilly |60 |60 |30 |30 |50
Kent |13,345 |13,345 |7,514 |7,514 |56
Kingston-upon-Thames |9,674 |9,674 |1,683 |1,683 |17
Kirklees |8,782 |8,782 |1,664 |1,664 |19
Knowsley |5,510 |5,510 |1,108 |1,108 |20
Lancashire |18,800 |18,800 |5,994 |5,994 |32
Leeds |12,502 |12,502 |2,802 |2,802 |22
Leicestershire |13,336 |13,336 |5,526 |5,26 |41
Lincolnshire |7,745 |7,745 |4,625 |4,625 |60
Liverpool |10,072 |10,072 |1,885 |1,885 |19
Manchester |32,669 |32,669 |8,968 |8,968 |27
Merton |2,390 |2,390 |1,054 |1,054 |44
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |9,479 |9,479 |3,369 |3,369 |36
Newham |5,000 |5,000 |1,165 |1,165 |23
Norfolk |7,864 |7,864 |5,019 |5,019 |64
North Tyneside |4,498 |4,498 |1,935 |1,935 |43
North Yorkshire |5,150 |5,150 |2,035 |2,035 |40
Northamptonshire |5,132 |5,132 |1,726 |1,726 |34
Northumberland |2,060 |2,060 |655 |655 |32
Nottinghamshire |5,512 |5,512 |2,379 |2,379 |43
Oldham |4,809 |4,809 |2,799 |2,799 |58
Oxfordshire |11,326 |11,326 |1,942 |1,942 |17
Redbridge |2,935 |2,935 |1,761 |1,761 |60
Richmond |1,275 |1,275 |115 |115 |9
Rochdale |5,493 |5,493 |2,220 |2,220 |40
Rotherham |2,336 |2,336 |287 |287 |12
Salford |3,016 |3,016 |1,882 |1,882 |62
Sandwell |2,955 |2,955 |576 |576 |19
Sefton |4,616 |4,616 |1,790 |1,790 |39
Sheffield |10,762 |10,762 |3,179 |3,179 |30
Shropshire |8,486 |8,486 |5,257 |5,257 |62
Solihull |1,778 |1,778 |500 |500 |28
Somerset |6,220 |6,220 |2,626 |2,626 |42
South Tyneside |5,12 |5,121 |1,932 |1,932 |38
St. Helens |4,953 |4,953 |855 |855 |17
Staffordshire |18,219 |18,219 |7,591 |7,591 |42
Stockport |4,004 |4,004 |1,243 |1,243 |31
Suffolk |8,830 |8,830 |6,683 |6,683 |76
Sunderland |13,391 |13,391 |2,305 |2,305 |17
Surrey |9,339 |9,339 |3,828 |3,828 |41
Sutton |1,966 |1,966 |247 |247 |13
Tameside |1,884 |1,884 |389 |389 |21
Trafford |2,947 |2,947 |1,064 |1,064 |36
Wakefield |5,210 |5,210 |2,074 |2,074 |40
Walsall |2,483 |2,483 |824 |824 |33
Waltham Forest |5,276 |5,276 |2,585 |2,585 |49
Warwickshire |3,473 |3,473 |1,101 |1,101 |32
West Sussex |7,420 |7,420 |1,739 |1,739 |23
Wigan |4,550 |4,550 |2,717 |2,717 |60
Wiltshire |7,021 |7,021 |3,177 |3,177 |45
Wirral |4,826 |4,826 |1,316 |1,316 |27
Wolverhampton |7,088 |7,088 |1,932 |1,932 |27
1988-89
Capital plans Capital allocation Initial allocation as a
percentage of plans
|current prices |constant prices|current prices |constant prices
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Avon |10,993 |10,245 |4,277 |3,986 |39
Barking |10,457 |9,746 |1,639 |1,528 |16
Barnet |11,192 |10,431 |2,000 |1,864 |18
Barnsley |1,198 |1,117 |342 |319 |29
Bedfordshire |5,660 |5,275 |1,630 |1,519 |29
Berkshire |12,603 |11,746 |5,567 |5,188 |44
Bexley |1,748 |1,638 |1,234 |1,150 |70
Birmingham |11,472 |10,692 |4,407 |4,107 |38
Bolton |3,866 |3,603 |1,212 |1,130 |31
Bradford |33,604 |31,318 |10,457 |9,746 |31
Brent |6,758 |6,298 |2,532 |2,360 |37
Bromley |6,098 |5,683 |403 |376 |7
Buckinghamshire |9,013 |8,400 |6,152 |5,734 |68
Bury |1,282 |1,195 |467 |435 |36
Calderdale |5,486 |5,113 |3,619 |3,373 |66
Cambridgeshire |13,719 |12,786 |4,314 |4,021 |31
Cheshire |10,812 |10,077 |4,829 |4,501 |45
Cleveland |7,104 |6,621 |3,673 |3,423 |52
Cornwall |9,744 |9081 |6,413 |5,977 |66
Coventry |17,980 |16,757 |6,155 |5,736 |34
Croydon |7,149 |6,663 |1,595 |1,487 |22
Cumbria |6,530 |6,086 |4,858 |4,528 |74
Derbyshire |15,025 |14,003 |10,777 |10,044 |72
Devon |10,732 |10,002 |6,262 |5,836 |58
Doncaster |644 |600 |421 |392 |65
Dorset |8,459 |7,884 |4,052 |3,776 |48
Dudley |7,773 |7,244 |1,555 |1,449 |20
Durham |5,451 |4,080 |1,415 |1,319 |26
Ealing |9,053 |8,437 |1,174 |1,094 |13
East Sussex |25,962 |24,196 |9,815 |9,147 |38
Enfield |9,504 |8,858 |1,318 |1,228 |14
Essex |37,264 |34,729 |20,317 |18,935 |55
Gateshead |5,420 |5,051 |1,933 |1,802 |36
Gloucestershire |9,864 |9,193 |5,302 |4,941 |54
Hampshire |38,619 |35,992 |16,550 |15,424 |43
Haringey |11,042 |10,291 |2,330 |2,172 |21
Harrow |3,862 |3,599 |1,643 |1,531 |43
Havering |1,962 |1,829 |692 |645 |35
Hereford and Worcester |9,032 |8,418 |2,892 |2,695 |32
Hertfordshire |18,887 |17,602 |5,525 |5,149 |29
Hillingdon |6,307 |5,878 |918 |856 |15
Hounslow |4,860 |4,529 |1,242 |1,158 |26
Humberside |13,333 |12,426 |7,077 |6,596 |53
ILEA |54,545 |50,835 |17,767 |16,559 |33
Isle of Wight |4,377 |4,079 |1,663 |1,550 |38
Isles of Scilly |405 |377 |39 |36 |10
Kent |15,217 |14,182 |7,134 |6,649 |47
Kingston-upon-Thames |11,731 |10,933 |1,695 |1,580 |14
Kirklees |9,078 |8,461 |1,486 |1,385 |16
Knowsley |4,815 |4,488 |1,136 |1,059 |24
Lancashire |25,419 |23,690 |12,809 |11,938 |50
Leeds |14,280 |13,309 |4,626 |4,311 |32
Leicestershire |15,643 |14,579 |7,419 |6,914 |47
Lincolnshire |8,891 |8,286 |3,897 |3,632 |44
Liverpool |7,692 |7,169 |2,323 |2,165 |30
Manchester |34,860 |32,489 |9,269 |8,639 |27
Merton |6,965 |6,491 |1,023 |953 |15
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |12,946 |12,065 |3,917 |3,651 |30
Newham |6,316 |5,886 |3,061 |2,853 |48
Norfolk |7,938 |7,398 |4,021 |3,748 |51
North Tyneside |4,587 |4,275 |2,129 |1,984 |46
North Yorkshire |7,297 |6,801 |3,937 |3,669 |54
Northamptonshire |8,571 |7,988 |3,190 |2,973 |37
Northumberland |3,554 |3,312 |955 |890 |27
Nottinghamshire |4,709 |4,389 |2,461 |2,294 |52
Oldham |5,793 |5,399 |2,822 |2,630 |49
Oxfordshire |18,701 |17,429 |4,673 |4,355 |25
Redbridge |5,418 |5,049 |3,719 |3,466 |69
Richmond |2,210 |2,060 |277 |258 |13
Rochdale |5,654 |5,269 |1,440 |1,342 |25
Rotherham |2,184 |2,035 |699 |651 |32
Salford |5,740 |5,350 |3,430 |3,197 |60
Sandwell |3,710 |3,458 |767 |715 |21
Sefton |2,778 |2,589 |1,450 |1,351 |52
Sheffield |17,815 |16,603 |7,189 |6,700 |40
Shropshire |8,474 |7,898 |4,465 |4,161 |53
Solihull |4,890 |4,557 |700 |652 |14
Somerset |6,501 |6,059 |2,764 |2,576 |43
South Tyneside |5,939 |5,535 |2,527 |2,355 |43
St. Helens |5,685 |5,298 |1,211 |1,129 |21
Staffordshire |15,494 |14,440 |7,469 |6,961 |48
Stockport |3,891 |3,626 |2,878 |2,682 |74
Suffolk |9,448 |8,805 |7,014 |6,537 |74
Sunderland |10,951 |10,206 |4,583 |4,271 |42
Surrey |15,468 |14,416 |4,859 |4,529 |31
Sutton |6,063 |5,651 |627 |584 |10
Tameside |2,781 |2,592 |716 |667 |26
Trafford |2,637 |2,458 |471 |439 |18
Wakefield |6,397 |5,962 |3,573 |3,330 |56
Walsall |2,210 |2,060 |907 |845 |41
Waltham Forest |7,120 |6,636 |5,498 |5,124 |77
Warwickshire |4,069 |3,792 |1,375 |1,281 |34
West Sussex |10,851 |10,113 |3,053 |2,845 |28
Wigan |5,308 |4,947 |3,508 |3,269 |66
Wiltshire |6,867 |6,400 |3,215 |2,996 |47
Wirral |6,391 |5,956 |2,330 |2,172 |36
Wolverhampton |7,823 |7,291 |1,849 |1,723 |24
1989-90
Capital Plans Capital Allocation Initial Allocation as a
percentage of plans
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |12,427 |10,978 |3,877 |3,425 |31
Barking |1,429 |1,262 |245 |216 |17
Barnet |5,954 |5,260 |996 |880 |17
Barnsley |1,665 |1,471 |270 |239 |16
Bedfordshire |6,120 |5,406 |2,022 |1,786 |33
Berkshire |13,676 |12,081 |5,876 |5,191 |43
Bexley |3,336 |2,947 |864 |763 |26
Birmingham |13,206 |11,666 |5,218 |4,610 |40
Bolton |4,208 |3,717 |1,286 |1,136 |31
Bradford |27,879 |24,628 |8,334 |7,362 |30
Brent |4,939 |4,363 |463 |409 |9
Bromley |6,338 |5,599 |663 |586 |10
Buckinghamshire |12,370 |10,928 |7,780 |6,873 |63
Bury |1,055 |932 |605 |534 |57
Calderdale |4,135 |3,653 |2,607 |2,303 |63
Cambridgeshire |21,003 |18,554 |5,801 |5,125 |28
Cheshire |12,507 |11,049 |3,487 |3,080 |28
Cleveland |7,450 |6,581 |5,324 |4,703 |71
Cornwall |11,803 |10,427 |6,129 |5,414 |52
Coventry |15,815 |13,971 |2,670 |2,359 |17
Croydon |6,487 |5,731 |1,008 |890 |16
Cumbria |10,156 |8,972 |6,753 |5,966 |66
Derbyshire |22,530 |19,903 |11,669 |10,308 |52
Devon |23,329 |20,609 |14,177 |12,524 |61
Doncaster |1,059 |936 |684 |604 |65
Dorset |11,083 |9,791 |2,970 |2,624 |27
Dudley |5,621 |4,966 |2,531 |2,236 |45
Durham |14,756 |13,035 |2,133 |1,884 |14
Ealing |10,487 |9,264 |540 |477 |5
East Sussex |25,515 |22,540 |9,171 |8,102 |36
Enfield |6,847 |6,049 |1,153 |1,019 |17
Essex |54,816 |48,424 |17,002 |15,020 |31
Gateshead |5,263 |4,649 |1,052 |929 |20
Gloucestershire |14,180 |12,527 |5,934 |5,242 |42
Hampshire |28,586 |25,253 |7,940 |7,014 |28
Haringey |6,237 |5,510 |2,275 |2,010 |36
Harrow |7,423 |6,557 |650 |574 |9
Havering |4,912 |4,339 |1,341 |1,185 |27
Hereford and Worcester |9,134 |8,069 |2,534 |2,239 |28
Hertfordshire |16,561 |14,630 |4,832 |4,269 |29
Hillingdon |5,132 |4,534 |644 |569 |13
Hounslow |8,173 |7,220 |529 |467 |6
Humberside |13,240 |11,696 |7,288 |6,438 |55
ILEA |38,931 |34,392 |11,957 |10,563 |31
Isle of Wight |6,678 |5,899 |1,628 |1,438 |24
Isles of Scilly |149 |132 |149 |132 |100
Kent |24,492 |21,636 |8,610 |7,606 |35
Kingston-upon-Thames |9,756 |8,618 |316 |279 |3
Kirklees |5,406 |4,776 |808 |714 |15
Knowsley |6,413 |5,665 |2,116 |1,869 |33
Lancashire |34,170 |30,186 |13,664 |12,071 |40
Leeds |17,367 |15,342 |3,464 |3,060 |20
Leicestershire |12,785 |11,294 |6,769 |5,980 |53
Lincolnshire |8,599 |7,596 |3,010 |1,659 |35
Liverpool |6,121 |5,407 |607 |536 |10
Manchester |26,053 |23,015 |5,271 |4,656 |20
Merton |11,393 |10,065 |5,243 |4,632 |46
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |9,148 |8,081 |1,566 |1,383 |17
Newham |7,944 |7,018 |3,590 |3,171 |45
Norfolk |10,892 |9,622 |3,788 |3,346 |35
North Tyneside |5,853 |5,171 |1,577 |1,393 |27
North Yorkshire |6,899 |6,095 |2,209 |1,951 |32
Northamptonshire |9,049 |7,994 |4,046 |3,574 |45
Northumberland |5,234 |4,624 |889 |785 |17
Nottinghamshire |7,408 |6,544 |3,215 |2,840 |43
Oldham |6,654 |5,878 |2,272 |2,007 |34
Oxfordshire |15,971 |14,109 |3,758 |3,320 |24
Redbridge |5,241 |4,630 |2,028 |1,792 |39
Richmond |2,826 |2,496 |540 |477 |19
Rochdale |7,094 |6,267 |2,175 |1,921 |31
Rotherham |2,647 |2,338 |840 |742 |32
Salford |5,717 |5,050 |3,806 |3,362 |67
Sandwell |4,462 |3,942 |2,080 |1,837 |47
Sefton |4,728 |4,177 |1,724 |1,523 |36
Sheffield |9,204 |8,131 |5,211 |4,603 |57
Shropshire |8,010 |7,076 |4,943 |4,367 |62
Solihull |4,084 |3,608 |744 |657 |18
Somerset |15,865 |14,015 |3,088 |2,728 |19
South Tyneside |9,846 |8,698 |3,372 |2,979 |34
St. Helens |4,597 |4,061 |1,851 |1,635 |40
Staffordshire |11,544 |10,198 |4,927 |4,353 |43
Stockport |3,822 |3,376 |1,519 |1,342 |40
Suffolk |13,315 |11,762 |6,086 |5,376 |46
Sunderland |10,269 |9,072 |3,859 |3,409 |38
Surrey |12,460 |11,007 |5,735 |5,066 |46
Sutton |11,995 |10,596 |649 |573 |5
Tameside |2,863 |2,529 |746 |659 |26
Trafford |20,581 |18,181 |2,671 |2,360 |13
Wakefield |5,296 |4,678 |3,212 |2,837 |61
Walsall |3,190 |2,818 |921 |814 |29
Waltham Forest |13,259 |11,713 |8,013 |7,079 |60
Warwickshire |6,275 |5,543 |1,729 |1,527 |28
West Sussex |12,953 |11,443 |1,966 |1,737 |15
Wigan |7,057 |6,234 |1,364 |1,205 |19
Wiltshire |10,455 |9,236 |2,866 |2,532 |27
Wirral |6,817 |6,022 |2,469 |2,181 |36
Wolverhampton |3,810 |3,366 |528 |466 |14
Notes
1. All figures are in £ thousands.
2. Cash plans were not requested in 1981-84.
3. The allocations made are in a few exceptional cases greater than the planned expenditure shown in the table. The
information provided on plans was sometimes incomplete and adjustments were made to allocations.
4. Current prices = cash plans.
5. Constant prices are calculated at 1987-88 prices using the GDP deflator.
6. Allocations for 1989-90 exclude PCFC institutions.
7. The allocations shown are those announced before the start of the financial year in question and do not include the
subsequent revisions.
Column 611
Table B
Voluntary aided capital plans and allocations1981-82 to 1989-90
1981-82 Plans and 1982-83 Plans 1982-83 Allocation
allocations
Local education authority |Current prices |Constant prices |Current prices |Constant prices |Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |- |- |424 |533 |165 |208
Barking |<4>- |- |0 |0 |0 |0
Barnet |- |- |494 |622 |260 |327
Barnsley |- |- |90 |113 |106 |133
Bedfordshire |- |- |156 |196 |172 |216
Berkshire |- |- |170 |214 |200 |252
Bexley |- |- |88 |111 |82 |103
Birmingham |- |- |480 |604 |576 |725
Bolton |- |- |227 |286 |65 |82
Bradford |- |- |762 |959 |779 |980
Brent |- |- |402 |506 |342 |430
Bromley |- |- |100 |126 |118 |148
Buckinghamshire |- |- |229 |288 |268 |337
Bury |- |- |41 |52 |47 |59
Calderdale |- |- |140 |176 |29 |36
Cambridgeshire |- |- |502 |632 |194 |244
Cheshire |- |- |1,059 |1,332 |1,035 |1,302
Cleveland |- |- |537 |676 |556 |700
Cornwall |- |- |512 |644 |229 |288
Coventry |- |- |23 |29 |27 |34
Croydon |- |- |22 |28 |24 |30
Cumbria |- |- |320 |403 |345 |434
Derbyshire |- |- |693 |872 |576 |725
Devon |- |- |42 |53 |49 |62
Doncaster |- |- |140 |176 |152 |191
Dorset |- |- |79 |99 |93 |117
Dudley |- |- |845 |1,063 |402 |506
Durham |- |- |387 |487 |219 |276
Ealing |- |- |341 |429 |185 |233
East Sussex |- |- |35 |44 |35 |44
Enfield |- |- |95 |120 |81 |102
Essex |- |- |808 |1,017 |514 |647
Gateshead |- |- |60 |75 |66 |83
Gloucestershire |- |- |194 |244 |223 |281
Hampshire |- |- |450 |566 |388 |488
Haringey |- |- |195 |245 |147 |185
Harrow |- |- |16 |20 |21 |26
Havering |- |- |54 |68 |24 |30
Hereford and Worcester |- |- |683 |859 |285 |359
Hertfordshire |- |- |550 |692 |406 |511
Hillingdon |- |- |330 |415 |94 |118
Hounslow |- |- |129 |162 |24 |30
Humberside |- |- |143 |180 |145 |182
ILEA |- |- |2,369 |2,981 |3,181 |4,002
Isle of Wight |- |- |45 |57 |18 |23
Isles of Scilly |- |- |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |- |- |1,620 |2,038 |1,404 |1,767
Kingston |- |- |107 |135 |8 |10
Kirklees |- |- |162 |204 |96 |121
Knowsley |- |- |158 |199 |159 |200
Lancashire |- |- |n/a |nil |706 |888
Leeds |- |- |127 |160 |146 |184
Leicestershire |- |- |1,007 |1,267 |794 |999
Lincolnshire |- |- |529 |666 |301 |379
Liverpool |- |- |590 |742 |643 |809
Manchester |- |- |350 |440 |294 |370
Merton |- |- |310 |390 |347 |437
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |- |- |106 |133 |108 |136
Newham |- |- |0 |0 |0 |0
Norfolk |- |- |891 |1,121 |843 |1,061
Northamptonshire |- |- |35 |44 |41 |52
North Tyneside |- |- |27 |34 |24 |30
Northumberland |- |- |163 |205 |175 |220
North Yorkshire |- |- |80 |101 |94 |118
Nottinghamshire |- |- |310 |390 |259 |326
Oldham |- |- |149 |187 |172 |216
Oxfordshire |- |- |60 |75 |47 |59
Redbridge |- |- |180 |226 |212 |267
Richmond |- |- |104 |131 |48 |60
Rochdale |- |- |529 |666 |622 |783
Rotherham |- |- |480 |604 |559 |703
Salford |- |- |214 |269 |122 |154
Sandwell |- |- |32 |40 |31 |39
Sefton |- |- |418 |526 |369 |464
Sheffield |- |- |100 |126 |24 |30
Shropshire |- |- |200 |252 |114 |143
Solihull |- |- |240 |302 |94 |118
Somerset |- |- |755 |950 |888 |1,117
South Tyneside |- |- |0 |0 |0 |0
Staffordshire |- |- |700 |881 |588 |740
St. Helens |- |- |135 |170 |147 |185
Stockport |- |- |148 |186 |156 |196
Suffolk |- |- |194 |244 |136 |171
Sunderland |- |- |40 |50 |47 |59
Surrey |- |- |545 |686 |640 |805
Sutton |- |- |127 |160 |76 |96
Tameside |- |- |363 |457 |181 |228
Trafford |- |- |150 |189 |223 |281
Wakefield |- |- |10 |13 |8 |10
Walsall |- |- |700 |881 |287 |361
Waltham |- |- |87 |109 |0 |0
Warwick |- |- |605 |761 |259 |326
West Sussex |- |- |240 |302 |129 |162
Wigan |- |- |869 |1,093 |766 |964
Wiltshire |- |- |452 |569 |526 |662
Wirral |- |- |995 |1,252 |1,141 |1,436
Wolverhampton |- |- |625 |786 |147 |185
1983-84
Plans Allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |316 |380 |352 |423
Barking |15 |18 |0 |0
Barnet |380 |457 |192 |231
Barnsley |0 |0 |36 |43
Bedfordshire |43 |52 |41 |49
Berkshire |95 |114 |86 |103
Bexley |15 |18 |47 |57
Birmingham |1,626 |1,955 |622 |748
Bolton |200 |241 |194 |233
Bradford |898 |1,080 |835 |1,004
Brent |338 |406 |298 |358
Bromley |1,100 |1,323 |80 |96
Buckinghamshire |389 |468 |603 |725
Bury |62 |75 |44 |53
Calderdale |185 |222 |145 |174
Cambridgeshire |821 |987 |196 |236
Cheshire |366 |440 |568 |683
Cleveland |1,409 |1,694 |116 |139
Cornwall |154 |185 |360 |433
Coventry |22 |26 |23 |28
Croydon |25 |30 |29 |35
Cumbria |112 |135 |156 |188
Derbyshire |215 |259 |310 |373
Devon |946 |1,138 |573 |689
Doncaster |0 |0 |28 |34
Dorset |308 |370 |84 |101
Dudley |890 |1,070 |603 |725
Durham |223 |268 |181 |218
Ealing |640 |770 |350 |421
East Sussex |50 |60 |43 |52
Enfield |320 |385 |314 |378
Essex |335 |403 |184 |221
Gateshead |172 |207 |118 |142
Gloucestershire |340 |409 |406 |488
Hampshire |34 |41 |48 |58
Haringey |171 |206 |58 |70
Harrow |36 |43 |22 |26
Havering |100 |120 |43 |52
Hereford & Worcester |937 |1,127 |115 |138
Hertfordshire |500 |601 |244 |293
Hillingdon |243 |292 |131 |158
Hounslow |220 |265 |76 |91
Humberside |45 |54 |28 |34
ILEA |2,777 |3,339 |2,416 |2,905
Isle of Wight |73 |88 |20 |24
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |454 |546 |713 |857
Kingston |132 |159 |168 |202
Kirklees |46 |55 |121 |146
Knowsley |75 |90 |105 |126
Lancashire |1,004 |1,207 |928 |1,116
Leeds |160 |192 |36 |43
Leicestershire |345 |415 |274 |329
Lincolnshire |104 |125 |195 |234
Liverpool |889 |1,069 |1,440 |1,732
Manchester |944 |1,135 |704 |847
Merton |124 |149 |119 |143
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |203 |244 |96 |115
Newham |12 |14 |10 |12
Norfolk |280 |337 |479 |576
Northamptonshire |184 |221 |245 |295
North Tyneside |240 |289 |109 |131
Northumberland |54 |65 |107 |129
North Yorkshire |230 |277 |183 |220
Nottinghamshire |540 |649 |619 |744
Oldham |26 |31 |99 |119
Oxfordshire |455 |547 |56 |67
Redbridge |460 |553 |454 |546
Richmond |21 |25 |19 |23
Rochdale |0 |0 |57 |69
Rotherham |805 |968 |70 |84
Salford |167 |201 |203 |244
Sandwell |47 |57 |26 |31
Sefton |443 |533 |452 |544
Sheffield |100 |120 |56 |67
Shropshire |236 |284 |45 |54
Solihull |435 |523 |108 |130
Somerset |8 |10 |8 |10
South Tyneside |78 |94 |29 |35
Staffordshire |410 |493 |431 |518
St. Helens |170 |204 |30 |36
Stockport |400 |481 |323 |388
Suffolk |240 |289 |83 |100
Sunderland |220 |265 |31 |37
Surrey |320 |385 |315 |379
Sutton |285 |343 |188 |226
Tameside |266 |320 |394 |474
Trafford |48 |58 |42 |51
Wakefield |65 |78 |52 |63
Walsall |400 |481 |533 |641
Waltham |91 |109 |48 |58
Warwick |268 |322 |346 |416
West Sussex |283 |340 |288 |346
Wigan |775 |932 |718 |863
Wiltshire |16 |19 |40 |48
Wirral |290 |349 |155 |186
Wolverhampton |260 |313 |78 |94
1984-85
Plans Allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Avon |477 |547 |144 |165
Barking |7 |8 |7 |8
Barnet |2,380 |2,727 |1,091 |1,250
|Barnsley |0 |0 |0
Bedfordshire |50 |57 |15 |17
Berkshire |287 |329 |145 |166
Bexley |389 |446 |5 |6
Birmingham |995 |1,140 |182 |209
Bolton |722 |827 |106 |121
Bradford |290 |332 |60 |69
Brent |566 |649 |340 |390
Bromley |325 |372 |32 |37
Buckinghamshire |475 |544 |175 |201
Bury |206 |236 |47 |54
Calderdale |234 |268 |230 |264
Cambridgeshire |672 |770 |395 |453
Cheshire |1,688 |1,934 |652 |747
Cleveland |738 |846 |213 |244
Cornwall |110 |126 |35 |40
Coventry |302 |346 |28 |32
Croydon |85 |97 |45 |52
Cumbria |578 |662 |300 |344
Derbyshire |475 |544 |225 |258
Devon |2,900 |3,323 |1,410 |1,616
Doncaster |50 |57 |40 |46
Dorset |1,339 |1,534 |610 |699
Dudley |2,567 |2,942 |417 |478
Durham |668 |765 |258 |296
Ealing |720 |825 |340 |390
East Sussex |230 |264 |35 |40
Enfield |538 |616 |375 |430
Essex |320 |367 |215 |246
Gateshead |260 |298 |233 |267
Gloucestershire |670 |768 |285 |327
Hampshire |147 |168 |40 |46
Haringey |400 |458 |60 |69
Harrow |163 |187 |10 |11
Havering |100 |115 |20 |23
Hereford and Worcester |1,135 |1,301 |650 |745
Hertfordshire |640 |733 |295 |338
Hillingdon |570 |653 |175 |201
Hounslow |628 |720 |190 |218
Humberside |114 |131 |35 |40
ILEA |4,978 |5,704 |1,590 |1,822
Isle of Wight |80 |92 |10 |11
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |1,630 |1,868 |935 |1,071
Kingston |360 |413 |190 |218
Kirklees |334 |383 |254 |291
Knowsley |390 |447 |110 |126
Lancashire |2,161 |2,476 |1,500 |1,719
Leeds |20 |23 |15 |17
Leicestershire |1,257 |1,440 |705 |808
Lincolnshire |337 |386 |177 |203
Liverpool |2,400 |2,750 |1,275 |1,461
Manchester |2,741 |3,141 |1,145 |1,312
Merton |78 |89 |20 |23
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |418 |479 |65 |74
Newham |233 |267 |15 |17
Norfolk |511 |586 |180 |206
Northamptonshire |n/a |nil |90 |103
North Tyneside |514 |589 |285 |327
Northumberland |119 |136 |35 |40
North Yorkshire |1,614 |1,849 |580 |665
Nottinghamshire |372 |426 |190 |218
Oldham |123 |141 |40 |46
Oxfordshire |155 |178 |15 |17
Redbridge |756 |866 |555 |636
Richmond |211 |242 |100 |115
Rochdale |283 |324 |75 |86
Rotherham |112 |128 |61 |70
Salford |616 |706 |80 |92
Sandwell |54 |62 |10 |11
Sefton |144 |165 |45 |52
Sheffield |278 |319 |33 |38
Shropshire |562 |644 |75 |86
Solihull |108 |124 |86 |99
Somerset |28 |32 |30 |34
|South Tyneside |210 |241 |65
Staffordshire |784 |898 |435 |498
St. Helens |302 |346 |32 |37
Stockport |652 |747 |40 |46
Suffolk |355 |407 |200 |229
Sunderland |66 |76 |15 |17
Surrey |170 |195 |50 |57
Sutton |388 |445 |360 |413
Tameside |683 |783 |530 |607
Trafford |691 |792 |60 |69
Wakefield |293 |336 |155 |178
Walsall |100 |115 |50 |57
Waltham |1,275 |1,461 |1,005 |1,152
Warwick |395 |453 |110 |126
West Sussex |959 |1,099 |263 |301
Wigan |988 |1,132 |475 |544
Wiltshire |40 |46 |12 |14
Wirral |897 |1,028 |470 |539
Wolverhampton |320 |367 |185 |212
1985-86
Plans Allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
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Avon |965 |1,048 |391 |425
Barking |112 |122 |20 |22
Barnet |3,021 |3,281 |1,662 |1,805
Barnsley |0 |0 |0 |0
Bedfordshire |335 |364 |40 |43
Berkshire |1,150 |1,249 |62 |67
Bexley |421 |457 |42 |46
Birmingham |1,816 |1,973 |1,070 |1,162
Bolton |578 |628 |578 |628
Bradford |631 |685 |350 |380
Brent |485 |527 |46 |50
Bromley |311 |338 |211 |229
Buckinghamshire |1,437 |1,561 |11 |12
Bury |227 |247 |40 |43
Calderdale |361 |392 |151 |164
Cambridgeshire |577 |627 |87 |94
Cheshire |1,615 |1,754 |867 |942
Cleveland |1,119 |1,215 |200 |217
Cornwall |299 |325 |176 |191
Coventry |358 |389 |70 |76
Croydon |145 |157 |45 |49
Cumbria |825 |896 |528 |574
Derbyshire |455 |494 |375 |407
Devon |3,084 |3,350 |1,472 |1,599
Doncaster |95 |103 |95 |103
Dorset |643 |698 |135 |147
Dudley |2,227 |2,419 |666 |723
Durham |863 |937 |448 |487
Ealing |773 |840 |341 |370
East Sussex |722 |784 |640 |695
Enfield |858 |932 |620 |673
Essex |813 |883 |467 |507
Gateshead |832 |904 |318 |345
Gloucestershire |712 |773 |366 |398
Hampshire |432 |469 |60 |65
Haringey |898 |975 |425 |462
Harrow |208 |226 |20 |22
Havering |61 |66 |13 |14
Hereford & Worcester |1,102 |1,197 |793 |861
Hertfordshire |465 |505 |209 |227
Hillingdon |4,205 |4,567 |67 |73
Hounslow |545 |592 |324 |352
Humberside |20 |22 |20 |22
ILEA |8,362 |9,083 |3,477 |3,777
Isle of Wight |84 |91 |23 |25
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |1,438 |1,562 |307 |333
Kingston |221 |240 |71 |77
Kirklees |330 |358 |180 |196
Knowsley |378 |411 |190 |206
Lancashire |2,533 |2,751 |2,244 |2,437
Leeds |139 |151 |30 |33
Leicestershire |1,022 |1,110 |928 |1,008
Lincolnshire |320 |348 |160 |174
Liverpool |2,962 |3,217 |2,080 |2,259
Manchester |2,666 |2,896 |1,602 |1,740
Merton |213 |231 |118 |128
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |627 |681 |218 |237
Newham |160 |174 |25 |27
Norfolk |177 |192 |177 |192
Northamptonshire |539 |585 |44 |48
North Tyneside |627 |681 |429 |466
Northumberland |103 |112 |40 |43
North Yorkshire |2,260 |2,455 |1,890 |2,053
Nottinghamshire |207 |225 |22 |24
Oldham |355 |386 |73 |79
Oxfordshire |1,215 |1,320 |113 |123
Redbridge |808 |878 |695 |755
Richmond |173 |188 |0 |0
Rochdale |225 |244 |125 |136
Rotherham |86 |93 |46 |50
Salford |758 |823 |129 |140
Sandwell |53 |58 |25 |27
Sefton |52 |56 |52 |56
Sheffield |365 |396 |115 |125
Shropshire |565 |614 |284 |308
Solihull |189 |205 |75 |81
Somerset |102 |111 |30 |33
South Tyneside |185 |201 |185 |201
Staffordshire |671 |729 |239 |260
St. Helens |198 |215 |63 |68
Stockport |1,243 |1,350 |269 |292
Suffolk |279 |303 |164 |178
Sunderland |92 |100 |77 |84
Surrey |1,579 |1,715 |68 |74
Sutton |310 |337 |185 |201
Tameside |234 |254 |73 |79
Trafford |668 |726 |40 |43
Wakefield |215 |234 |125 |136
Walsall |338 |367 |25 |27
Waltham |996 |1,082 |1,375 |1,494
Warwick |445 |483 |245 |266
West Sussex |813 |883 |270 |293
Wigan |1,070 |1,162 |630 |684
Wiltshire |68 |74 |62 |67
Wirral |895 |972 |615 |668
Wolverhampton |174 |189 |30 |33
1986-87
Plans Allocation
|Current prices |Constant prices|Current prices |Constant prices
-----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Avon |696 |732 |193 |203
Barking |118 |124 |0 |0
Barnet |1,844 |1,941 |400 |421
Barnsley |103 |108 |0 |0
Bedfordshire |457 |481 |0 |0
Berkshire |794 |836 |265 |279
Bexley |188 |198 |3 |3
Birmingham |1,380 |1,452 |615 |647
Bolton |1,023 |1,077 |575 |605
Bradford |866 |911 |320 |337
Brent |299 |315 |12 |13
Bromley |30 |32 |0 |0
Buckinghamshire |831 |875 |423 |445
Bury |241 |254 |3 |3
Calderdale |231 |243 |3 |3
Cambridgeshire |1,137 |1,197 |127 |134
Cheshire |2,192 |2,307 |836 |880
Cleveland |1,471 |1,548 |135 |142
Cornwall |814 |857 |252 |265
Coventry |127 |134 |22 |23
Croydon |158 |166 |48 |51
Cumbria |514 |541 |401 |422
Derbyshire |665 |700 |190 |200
Devon |2,176 |2,290 |132 |139
Doncaster |66 |69 |50 |53
Dorset |2,133 |2,245 |216 |227
Dudley |1,858 |1,955 |724 |762
Durham |1,339 |1,409 |425 |447
Ealing |1,108 |1,166 |331 |348
East Sussex |960 |1,010 |380 |400
Enfield |1,579 |1,662 |197 |207
Essex |333 |350 |150 |158
Gateshead |200 |210 |163 |172
Gloucestershire |1,313 |1,382 |252 |265
Hampshire |467 |491 |70 |74
Haringey |779 |820 |323 |340
Harrow |235 |247 |1 |1
Havering |180 |189 |0 |0
Hereford & Worcester |1,563 |1,645 |1,399 |1,472
Hertfordshire |2,261 |2,380 |46 |48
Hillingdon |672 |707 |40 |42
Hounslow |833 |877 |169 |178
Humberside |2,053 |2,161 |1,818 |1,913
ILEA |4,171 |4,390 |1,686 |1,774
Isle of Wight |72 |76 |2 |2
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |1,285 |1,352 |496 |522
Kingston |295 |310 |44 |46
Kirklees |166 |175 |16 |17
Knowsley |670 |705 |600 |631
Lancashire |1,471 |1,548 |1,302 |1,370
Leeds |220 |232 |90 |95
Leicestershire |1,594 |1,678 |1,241 |1,306
Lincolnshire |310 |326 |3 |3
Liverpool |2,557 |2,691 |2,360 |2,484
Manchester |3,060 |3,220 |2,250 |2,368
Merton |220 |232 |170 |179
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |351 |369 |191 |201
Newham |101 |106 |47 |49
Norfolk |568 |598 |89 |94
Northamptonshire |590 |621 |505 |531
North Tyneside |325 |342 |20 |21
Northumberland |98 |103 |0 |0
North Yorkshire |1,009 |1,062 |273 |287
Nottinghamshire |341 |359 |66 |69
Oldham |502 |528 |16 |17
Oxfordshire |2,068 |2,176 |470 |495
Redbridge |138 |145 |28 |29
Richmond |118 |124 |0 |0
Rochdale |558 |587 |0 |0
Rotherham |144 |152 |69 |73
Salford |1,037 |1,091 |610 |642
Sandwell |88 |93 |0 |0
Sefton |446 |469 |2 |2
Sheffield |480 |505 |300 |316
Shropshire |242 |255 |112 |118
Solihull |231 |243 |0 |0
Somerset |28 |29 |22 |23
South Tyneside |290 |305 |185 |195
Staffordshire |627 |660 |181 |190
St. Helens |344 |362 |6 |6
Stockport |982 |1,033 |447 |470
Suffolk |281 |296 |163 |172
Sunderland |421 |443 |0 |0
Surrey |2,190 |2,305 |10 |11
Sutton |219 |230 |35 |37
Tameside |226 |238 |35 |37
Trafford |509 |536 |0 |0
Wakefield |380 |400 |120 |126
Walsall |264 |278 |26 |27
Waltham |380 |400 |245 |258
Warwick |268 |282 |19 |20
West Sussex |609 |641 |334 |352
Wigan |1,231 |1,296 |781 |822
Wiltshire |148 |156 |29 |31
Wirral |811 |854 |416 |438
Wolverhampton |593 |624 |6 |6
1987-88 Plans Allocation ----------------------------------------------------- Avon |1,366|1,366|885 |885 Barking |140 |140 |0 |0 Barnet |1,501|1,501|880 |880 Barnsley |244 |244 |5 |5 Bedfordshire |279 |279 |4 |4 Berkshire |890 |890 |593 |593 Bexley |201 |201 |126 |126 Birmingham |838 |838 |985 |985 Bolton |122 |122 |734 |734 Bradford |586 |586 |270 |270 Brent |243 |243 |613 |613 Bromley |30 |30 |20 |20 Buckinghamshire |1,008|1,008|1,701|1,701 Bury |505 |505 |120 |120 Calderdale |243 |243 |25 |25 Cambridgeshire |1,095|1,095|465 |465 Cheshire |1,655|1,655|393 |393 Cleveland |962 |962 |130 |130 Cornwall |378 |378 |116 |116 Coventry |647 |647 |340 |340 Croydon |470 |470 |503 |503 Cumbria |193 |193 |596 |596 Derbyshire |270 |270 |685 |685 Devon |985 |985 |372 |372 Doncaster |42 |42 |0 |0 Dorset |1,778|1,778|1,267|1,267 Dudley |2,329|2,329|858 |858 Durham |651 |651 |449 |449 Ealing |940 |940 |762 |762 East Sussex |575 |575 |1,630|1,630 Enfield |1,260|1,260|93 |93 Essex |285 |285 |120 |120 Gateshead |134 |134 |895 |895 Gloucestershire |1,029|1,029|442 |442 Hampshire |943 |943 |130 |130 Haringey |781 |781 |75 |75 Harrow |218 |218 |25 |25 Havering |170 |170 |0 |0 Hereford and Worcester |433 |433 |654 |654 Hertfordshire |1,038|1,038|457 |457 Hillingdon |1,076|1,076|230 |230 Hounslow |640 |640 |153 |153 Humberside |507 |507 |2,684|2,684 ILEA |8,077|8,077|862 |862 Isle of Wight |95 |95 |70 |70 Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0 Kent |1,132|1,132|534 |534 Kingston |214 |214 |0 |0 Kirklees |84 |84 |14 |14 Knowsley |295 |295 |570 |570 Lancashire |504 |504 |793 |793 Leeds |80 |80 |20 |20 Leicestershire |762 |762 |592 |592 Lincolnshire |380 |380 |65 |65 Liverpool |3,080|3,080|2,239|2,239 Manchester |1,056|1,056|2,831|2,831 Merton |69 |69 |65 |65 Newcastle-upon-Tyne |556 |556 |338 |338 Newham |40 |40 |60 |60 Norfolk |639 |639 |41 |41 Northamptonshire |125 |125 |205 |205 North Tyneside |221 |221 |275 |275 Northumberland |467 |467 |110 |110 North Yorkshire |897 |897 |45 |45 Nottinghamshire |316 |316 |322 |322 Oldham |713 |713 |274 |274 Oxfordshire |1,122|1,122|273 |273 Redbridge |50 |50 |5 |5 Richmond |332 |332 |12 |12 Rochdale |660 |660 |335 |335 Rotherham |45 |45 |69 |69 Salford |460 |460 |750 |750 Sandwell |180 |180 |15 |15 Sefton |1,320|1,320|50 |50 Sheffield |670 |670 |130 |130 Shropshire |422 |422 |45 |45 Solihull |539 |539 |166 |166 Somerset |449 |449 |50 |50 South Tyneside |146 |146 |251 |251 Staffordshire |377 |377 |489 |489 St. Helens |1,536|1,536|888 |888 Stockport |225 |225 |122 |122 Suffolk |249 |249 |68 |68 Sunderland |299 |299 |375 |375 Surrey |929 |929 |1,079|1,079 Sutton |224 |224 |0 |0 Tameside |240 |240 |35 |35 Trafford |387 |387 |30 |30 Wakefield |150 |150 |47 |47 Walsall |324 |324 |50 |50 Waltham |120 |120 |50 |50 Warwick |715 |715 |80 |80 West Sussex |593 |593 |420 |420 Wigan |1,016|1,016|1,045|1,045 Wiltshire |187 |187 |35 |35 Wirral |1,425|1,425|322 |322 Wolverhampton |48 |48 |8 |8
1988-89 Plans Allocation ---------------------------------------------------------- Avon |441 |411 |436 |406 Barking |162 |151 |15 |14 Barnet |1,674 |1,560 |1,109 |1,034 Barnsley |12 |11 |12 |11 Bedfordshire |278 |259 |0 |0 Berkshire |1,820 |1,696 |492 |459 Bexley |856 |798 |617 |575 Birmingham |751 |700 |1,847 |1,721 Bolton |413 |385 |3,432 |3,199 Bradford |211 |197 |86 |80 Brent |226 |211 |467 |435 Bromley |625 |582 |30 |28 Buckinghamshire |850 |792 |1,932 |1,801 Bury |336 |313 |1,052 |980 Calderdale |326 |304 |0 |0 Cambridgeshire |916 |854 |345 |322 Cheshire |1,567 |1,460 |515 |480 Cleveland |886 |826 |170 |158 Cornwall |1,180 |1,100 |145 |135 Coventry |473 |441 |53 |49 Croydon |1,215 |1,132 |40 |37 Cumbria |363 |338 |429 |400 Derbyshire |525 |489 |1,155 |1,076 Devon |816 |760 |619 |577 Doncaster |50 |47 |50 |47 Dorset |3,124 |2,912 |1,421 |1,324 Dudley |2,919 |2,720 |535 |499 Durham |538 |501 |150 |140 Ealing |495 |461 |971 |905 East Sussex |800 |746 |2,091 |1,949 Enfield |1,844 |1,719 |383 |357 Essex |732 |682 |831 |774 Gateshead |144 |134 |884 |824 Gloucestershire |1,559 |1,453 |536 |500 Hampshire |2,714 |2,529 |288 |268 Haringey |564 |526 |50 |47 Harrow |781 |728 |25 |23 Havering |170 |158 |70 |65 Hereford and Worcester |598 |557 |61 |57 Hertfordshire |1,723 |1,606 |467 |435 Hillingdon |889 |829 |350 |326 Hounslow |620 |578 |26 |24 Humberside |1,283 |1,196 |1,315 |1,226 ILEA |12,680|11,818|1,641 |1,529 Isle of Wight |68 |63 |839 |782 Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0 Kent |3,224 |3,005 |386 |360 Kingston |279 |260 |0 |0 Kirklees |65 |61 |45 |42 Knowsley |490 |457 |720 |671 Lancashire |1,027 |957 |3,298 |3,074 Leeds |635 |592 |0 |0 Leicestershire |1,099 |1,024 |1,036 |966 Lincolnshire |642 |598 |125 |116 Liverpool |6,193 |5,772 |652 |608 Manchester |1,671 |1,557 |2,585 |2,409 Merton |387 |361 |0 |0 Newcastle-upon-Tyne |667 |622 |105 |98 Newham |0 |0 |4 |4 Norfolk |503 |469 |253 |236 Northamptonshire |243 |226 |132 |123 North Tyneside |479 |446 |329 |307 Northumberland |361 |336 |178 |166 North Yorkshire |746 |695 |100 |93 Nottinghamshire |827 |771 |203 |189 Oldham |974 |908 |2,218 |2,067 Oxfordshire |2,195 |2,046 |682 |636 Redbridge |128 |119 |60 |56 Richmond |1,041 |970 |0 |0 Rochdale |1,261 |1,175 |1,762 |1,642 Rotherham |20 |19 |48 |45 Salford |823 |767 |745 |694 Sandwell |70 |65 |5 |5 Sefton |534 |498 |293 |273 Sheffield |1,138 |1,061 |518 |483 Shropshire |832 |775 |265 |247 Solihull |433 |404 |638 |595 Somerset |739 |689 |559 |521 South Tyneside |151 |141 |106 |99 Staffordshire |716 |667 |955 |890 St. Helens |835 |778 |2,823 |2,631 Stockport |599 |558 |50 |47 Suffolk |952 |887 |246 |229 Sunderland |159 |148 |224 |209 Surrey |618 |576 |1,660 |1,547 Sutton |709 |661 |0 |0 Tameside |386 |360 |90 |84 Trafford |1,174 |1,094 |5 |5 Wakefield |292 |272 |70 |65 Walsall |283 |264 |36 |34 Waltham |50 |47 |11 |10 Warwick |617 |575 |715 |666 West Sussex |438 |408 |1,644 |1,532 Wigan |950 |885 |385 |359 Wiltshire |229 |213 |35 |33 Wirral |518 |483 |290 |270 Wolverhampton |170 |158 |27 |25
1989-90 Plans Allocation
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Avon |1,012 |894 |710 |627
Barking |1,580 |1,396 |0 |0
Barnet |506 |447 |1,392 |1,230
Barnsley |0 |0 |0 |0
Bedfordshire |285 |252 |0 |0
Berkshire |1,097 |969 |1,124 |993
Bexley |964 |852 |223 |197
Birmingham |866 |765 |1,992 |1,760
|Bolton |206 |182 |250
Bradford |700 |618 |473 |418
Brent |301 |266 |519 |458
Bromley |597 |527 |5 |4
Buckinghamshire |854 |754 |17 |15
Bury |232 |205 |1,221 |1,079
Calderdale |397 |351 |275 |243
Cambridgeshire |1,415 |1,250 |249 |220
Cheshire |816 |721 |1,589 |1,404
Cleveland |986 |871 |203 |179
Cornwall |1,904 |1,682 |1,087 |960
Coventry |683 |603 |572 |505
Croydon |500 |442 |0 |0
Cumbria |235 |208 |559 |494
Derbyshire |805 |711 |401 |354
Devon |939 |830 |226 |200
Doncaster |0 |0 |8 |7
Dorset |2,898 |2,560 |1,197 |1,057
Dudley |985 |870 |1,176 |1,039
Durham |415 |367 |46 |41
Ealing |186 |164 |12 |11
East Sussex |3,201 |2,828 |917 |810
Enfield |1,108 |979 |825 |729
Essex |2,655 |2,345 |229 |202
Gateshead |258 |228 |789 |697
Gloucestershire |3,111 |2,748 |1,218 |1,076
Hampshire |4,114 |3,634 |927 |819
Haringey |1,169 |1,033 |331 |292
Harrow |230 |203 |50 |44
Havering |118 |104 |858 |758
Hereford and Worcester |1,281 |1,132 |570 |504
Hertfordshire |1,972 |1,742 |673 |595
Hillingdon |331 |292 |306 |270
Hounslow |309 |273 |0 |0
Humberside |483 |427 |352 |311
ILEA |12,909 |11,404 |2,367 |2,091
Isle of Wight |75 |66 |300 |265
Isles of Scilly |0 |0 |0 |0
Kent |7,087 |6,261 |934 |825
Kingston |366 |323 |21 |19
Kirklees |45 |40 |5 |4
Knowsley |658 |581 |152 |134
Lancashire |1,652 |1,459 |4,734 |4,182
Leeds |2,336 |2,064 |4,875 |4,307
Leicestershire |1,149 |1,015 |476 |420
Lincolnshire |153 |135 |16 |14
Liverpool |3,538 |3,125 |2,060 |1,820
Manchester |1,055 |932 |1,339 |1,183
Merton |575 |508 |300 |265
Newcastle-upon-Tyne |478 |422 |583 |515
Newham |50 |44 |15 |13
Norfolk |839 |741 |389 |344
Northamptonshire |95 |84 |20 |18
North Tyneside |425 |375 |774 |684
Northumberland |193 |170 |394 |348
North Yorkshire |979 |865 |109 |96
Nottinghamshire |869 |768 |237 |209
Oldham |692 |611 |1,816 |1,604
Oxfordshire |1,717 |1,517 |64 |57
Redbridge |80 |71 |575 |508
Richmond |747 |660 |358 |316
Rochdale |875 |773 |1,189 |1,050
Rotherham |69 |61 |0 |0
Salford |389 |344 |290 |256
Sandwell |43 |38 |58 |51
Sefton |812 |717 |676 |597
Sheffield |620 |548 |153 |135
Shropshire |386 |341 |120 |106
Solihull |122 |108 |425 |375
Somerset |839 |741 |1,506 |1,330
South Tyneside |56 |49 |200 |177
Staffordshire |735 |649 |822 |726
St. Helens |80 |71 |3,564 |3,148
Stockport |161 |142 |45 |40
Suffolk |220 |194 |232 |205
|Sunderland|132 |117 |99
Surrey |1,152 |1,018 |2,411 |2,130
Sutton |718 |634 |168 |148
Tameside |251 |222 |30 |27
Trafford |712 |629 |240 |212
Wakefield |340 |300 |153 |135
Walsall |119 |105 |62 |55
Waltham |70 |62 |17 |15
Warwick |692 |611 |631 |557
West Sussex |1,308 |1,155 |839 |741
Wigan |765 |676 |515 |455
Wiltshire |813 |718 |71 |63
Wirral |95 |84 |2,173 |1,920
Wolverhampton |235 |208 |0 |0
Notes:
1. All figures are in £ thousands.
2. Allocations for 1981-82 were made on a different basis from those for
later years and have therefore been omitted.
3. The allocations made may be greater than the planned expenditure shown in
the table. The information provided on plans was sometimes incomplete and
compensatory adjustments were made to allocations.
4. Current prices=cash plans.
5. Constant prices are calculated at 1987-88 prices using the GDP deflator.
6. The planned expenditure relates to new work only, but the allocations
included allowances for on-going projects.
7. The allocations shown are those announced before the start of the
financial year in question and do not include subsequent revisions.
8. 1989-90 figures exclude Design List projects.
9. Figures are in 100 per cent. terms on which the Department pays grant at
85 per cent.
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