House of Commons Hansard Written Answers for 21 Jun 2002 (pt 10)

World Summit on Sustainable Development

Llew Smith: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs if she will make a statement on the matters discussed, decisions taken and commitments made at the preparatory meeting for the World Summit on Sustainable Development, held in Bali in June; and if she will place in the Library copies of submissions made (a) by the United Kingdom and (b) by other countries which are specifically relevant to the UK. [62162]

Mr. Meacher: The Fourth Preparatory Committee meeting for the World Summit on Sustainable Development discussed the documents which will be

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finalised at Johannesburg. Progress was made on a Programme of Action, which includes the importance of sanitation in eradicating poverty and meeting the Millennium Development Goal of safe drinking water. Broad agreement was also reached on key issues such as the urgent need to restore fish stocks and address illegal fishing, and on the important role non-governmental actors can play in achieving sustainable development. The meeting also recognised the need for a strong focus on Africa. In addition, preliminary discussions took place on elements for a Political Declaration at Johannesburg. The Programme of Action as it currently stands can be found at www.johannesburgsummit.org

No written submissions were made by either the UK or the EU, as the conference was a negotiating session based on positions outlined in earlier meetings and submissions.

End of Life Vehicles

Mr. Laurence Robertson: To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs is she will make a statement on the cost of disposing of end-of-life vehicles; who has responsibility for dealing with end-of-life vehicles; and if she will make a statement. [62559]

Mr. Wilson [holding answer 17 June 2002]: I have been asked to reply.

I refer the hon. Member to the reply I gave to the hon. Friend the Member for Carlisle earlier today at column 592W.

EDUCATION AND SKILLS

Special Schools

Mrs. Laing: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills what the average funding per pupil was for children in special schools in each of the last five years, broken down by local education authority. [58927]

Mr. Miliband: The table below sets out the information requested in respect of the financial years 1999-2000, 2000–01 and 2001–02. Information for the financial year 1998–99 is not held electronically and not, therefore, readily available. Information for 2002–03 is not yet available.

Real Terms (2000–01 prices) Special Schools: Funding per pupil

1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02

201 City of London n/a n/a n/a

202 Camden 24,920 22,580 25,680

203 Greenwich 14,670 16,130 18,260

204 Hackney 16,310 16,890 17,050

205 Hammersmith and Fulham 17,930 19,200 19,550

206 Islington 20,140 24,840 21,390

207 Kensington and Chelsea 42,300 45,760 41,000

208 Lambeth 14,710 15,390 15,530

209 Lewisham 14,690 15,690 16,340

210 Southwark 18,350 18,760 19,600

211 Tower Hamlets 18,450 19,960 24,100

212 Wandsworth 17,000 17,520 18,400

213 Westminster 29,770 31,140 37,750

301 Barking and Dagenham 18,270 19,320 20,000

302 Barnet 18,700 21,450 22,460

303 Bexley 11,940 12,660 13,660

304 Brent 18,810 17,600 21,850

305 Bromley 14,950 15,510 16,540

306 Croydon 14,850 15,670 16,170

307 Ealing 18,230 18,590 21,230

308 Enfield 16,100 17,920 19,630

309 Haringey 20,020 19,950 23,230

310 Harrow 15,250 16,430 19,830

311 Havering 12,790 13,720 14,840

312 Hillingdon 14,230 16,040 17,890

313 Hounslow 15,200 16,110 17,560

314 Kingston upon Thames 12,800 13,110 18,110

315 Merton 9,850 10,340 10,050

316 Newham 40,280 45,060 56,970

317 Redbridge 17,320 18,440 24,860

318 Richmond upon Thames 17,740 19,400 19,770

319 Sutton 13,330 15,060 15,930

320 Waltham Forest 15,310 15,740 23,450

330 Birmingham 13,960 14,770 15,890

331 Coventry 13,460 12,790 14,020

332 Dudley 8,930 9,220 9,890

333 Sandwell 13,870 15,940 18,160

334 Solihull 10,010 12,660 12,890

335 Walsall 12,260 14,210 15,200

336 Wolverhampton 8,280 11,110 11,670

340 Knowsley 10,370 11,160 12,380

341 Liverpool 10,850 12,520 13,480

342 St. Helens 10,650 12,020 13,700

343 Sefton 13,160 15,110 15,470

344 Wirral 11,580 11,650 12,670

350 Bolton 11,610 12,330 13,120

351 Bury 15,380 15,790 15,800

352 Manchester 13,220 13,220 15,460

353 Oldham 13,630 14,730 15,460

354 Rochdale 9,620 10,650 11,770

355 Salford 15,180 14,160 16,910

356 Stockport 10,710 11,370 12,300

357 Tameside 11,370 12,730 14,730

358 Trafford 11,450 12,680 12,060

359 Wigan 12,180 10,840 13,380

370 Barnsley 13,670 15,720 16,710

371 Doncaster 8,840 9,230 9,970

372 Rotherham 8,870 9,760 10,150

373 Sheffield 16,250 18,040 18,350

380 Bradford 11,210 12,160 11,820

381 Calderdale 15,390 17,060 19,330

382 Kirklees 11,520 12,770 12,900

383 Leeds 11,020 11,610 12,370

384 Wakefield 11,760 13,020 15,040

390 Gateshead 12,140 13,450 14,360

391 Newcastle upon Tyne 12,420 19,190 14,420

392 North Tyneside 9,300 9,480 11,000

393 South Tyneside 7,970 9,520 9,560

394 Sunderland 9,140 9,710 10,770

420 Isles of Scilly n/a n/a n/a

800 Bath & North East Somerset 12,930 13,520 13,710

801 City of Bristol 12,940 14,580 16,470

802 North Somerset 13,460 13,240 12,230

803 South Gloucestershire 12,630 14,190 14,410

805 Hartlepool 10,970 13,950 16,130

806 Middlesbrough 10,000 9,970 10,810

807 Redcar and Cleveland 8,800 9,490 11,770

808 Stockton-on-Tees 10,480 11,520 11,880

810 City of Kingston Upon Hull 12,870 13,900 14,460

811 East Riding of Yorkshire 17,660 18,520 20,910

812 North East Lincolnshire 8,270 8,550 8,710

813 North Lincolnshire 12,960 14,440 15,390

815 North Yorkshire 15,160 16,080 17,450

816 York 10,690 11,640 12,300

820 Bedfordshire 11,020 12,370 13,310

821 Luton 12,330 16,610 17,960

825 Buckinghamshire 11,670 13,890 15,610

826 Milton Keynes 11,490 12,080 12,760

830 Derbyshire 14,370 15,040 16,090

831 Derby 12,060 12,700 13,990

835 Dorset 11,850 13,440 14,880

836 Poole 10,590 12,150 14,270

837 Bournemouth 14,170 14,340 14,910

840 Durham 10,880 11,940 12,180

841 Darlington 9,550 10,760 11,650

845 East Sussex 14,250 15,130 16,390

846 Brighton and Hove 11,790 12,740 15,120

850 Hampshire 12,460 13,580 14,350

851 Portsmouth 11,320 12,620 12,940

852 Southampton 12,290 14,690 16,920

855 Leicestershire 22,860 22,570 17,590

856 Leicester 11,370 15,630 16,080

857 Rutland 22,670 22,790 23,870

860 Staffordshire 10,100 10,970 11,530

861 Stoke-on-Trent 9,190 9,560 9,610

865 Wiltshire 23,400 21,980 21,830

866 Swindon 11,780 15,070 14,940

867 Bracknell Forest 14,970 17,540 17,850

868 Windsor and Maidenhead 13,230 13,870 17,910

869 West Berkshire 11,190 11,560 12,730

870 Reading 11,730 15,940 14,410

871 Slough 13,680 14,700 15,750

872 Wokingham 14,520 16,160 18,740

873 Cambridgeshire 13,000 13,820 14,550

874 Peterborough 17,740 15,970 16,770

875 Cheshire 15,230 15,730 17,200

876 Halton 12,910 13,190 12,940

877 Warrington 14,260 14,240 14,830

878 Devon 14,680 15,910 15,610

879 Plymouth 9,090 10,740 10,200

880 Torbay 6,610 9,190 10,240

881 Essex 13,680 14,370 14,740

882 Southend-on-Sea 11,080 12,220 12,740

883 Thurrock 10,330 11,030 13,210

884 Herefordshire 17,930 22,090 19,010

885 Worcestershire 10,910 11,590 12,260

886 Kent 12,780 13,430 14,410

887 Medway 14,360 16,770 13,320

888 Lancashire 13,570 14,110 13,970

889 Blackburn with Darwen 12,600 11,690 12,550

890 Blackpool 10,150 10,000 12,650

891 Nottinghamshire 14,370 14,520 14,450

892 Nottingham 15,130 15,050 15,670

893 Shropshire 22,180 17,210 19,520

894 Telford & Wrekin 8,620 11,170 11,690

908 Cornwall 13,110 14,720 15,240

909 Cumbria 15,640 15,350 15,880

916 Gloucestershire 12,160 13,340 14,310

919 Hertfordshire 14,500 14,990 15,500

921 Isle of Wight 8,420 9,520 10,420

925 Lincolnshire 13,650 14,280 15,920

926 Norfolk 16,020 16,200 16,180

928 Northamptonshire 10,410 11,520 11,230

929 Northumberland 9,330 11,130 12,510

931 Oxfordshire 14,860 15,780 16,950

933 Somerset 13,480 14,070 16,570

935 Suffolk 9,960 10,500 10,010

936 Surrey 14,970 14,460 15,700

937 Warwickshire 11,800 12,860 12,900

938 West Sussex 16,630 12,530 13,590

	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02
201 City of London	n/a	n/a	n/a
202 Camden	24,920	22,580	25,680
203 Greenwich	14,670	16,130	18,260
204 Hackney	16,310	16,890	17,050
205 Hammersmith and Fulham	17,930	19,200	19,550
206 Islington	20,140	24,840	21,390
207 Kensington and Chelsea	42,300	45,760	41,000
208 Lambeth	14,710	15,390	15,530
209 Lewisham	14,690	15,690	16,340
210 Southwark	18,350	18,760	19,600
211 Tower Hamlets	18,450	19,960	24,100
212 Wandsworth	17,000	17,520	18,400
213 Westminster	29,770	31,140	37,750
301 Barking and Dagenham	18,270	19,320	20,000
302 Barnet	18,700	21,450	22,460
303 Bexley	11,940	12,660	13,660
304 Brent	18,810	17,600	21,850
305 Bromley	14,950	15,510	16,540
306 Croydon	14,850	15,670	16,170
307 Ealing	18,230	18,590	21,230
308 Enfield	16,100	17,920	19,630
309 Haringey	20,020	19,950	23,230
310 Harrow	15,250	16,430	19,830
311 Havering	12,790	13,720	14,840
312 Hillingdon	14,230	16,040	17,890
313 Hounslow	15,200	16,110	17,560
314 Kingston upon Thames	12,800	13,110	18,110
315 Merton	9,850	10,340	10,050
316 Newham	40,280	45,060	56,970
317 Redbridge	17,320	18,440	24,860
318 Richmond upon Thames	17,740	19,400	19,770
319 Sutton	13,330	15,060	15,930
320 Waltham Forest	15,310	15,740	23,450
330 Birmingham	13,960	14,770	15,890
331 Coventry	13,460	12,790	14,020
332 Dudley	8,930	9,220	9,890
333 Sandwell	13,870	15,940	18,160
334 Solihull	10,010	12,660	12,890
335 Walsall	12,260	14,210	15,200
336 Wolverhampton	8,280	11,110	11,670
340 Knowsley	10,370	11,160	12,380
341 Liverpool	10,850	12,520	13,480
342 St. Helens	10,650	12,020	13,700
343 Sefton	13,160	15,110	15,470
344 Wirral	11,580	11,650	12,670
350 Bolton	11,610	12,330	13,120
351 Bury	15,380	15,790	15,800
352 Manchester	13,220	13,220	15,460
353 Oldham	13,630	14,730	15,460
354 Rochdale	9,620	10,650	11,770
355 Salford	15,180	14,160	16,910
356 Stockport	10,710	11,370	12,300
357 Tameside	11,370	12,730	14,730
358 Trafford	11,450	12,680	12,060
359 Wigan	12,180	10,840	13,380
370 Barnsley	13,670	15,720	16,710
371 Doncaster	8,840	9,230	9,970
372 Rotherham	8,870	9,760	10,150
373 Sheffield	16,250	18,040	18,350
380 Bradford	11,210	12,160	11,820
381 Calderdale	15,390	17,060	19,330
382 Kirklees	11,520	12,770	12,900
383 Leeds	11,020	11,610	12,370
384 Wakefield	11,760	13,020	15,040
390 Gateshead	12,140	13,450	14,360
391 Newcastle upon Tyne	12,420	19,190	14,420
392 North Tyneside	9,300	9,480	11,000
393 South Tyneside	7,970	9,520	9,560
394 Sunderland	9,140	9,710	10,770
420 Isles of Scilly	n/a	n/a	n/a
800 Bath & North East Somerset	12,930	13,520	13,710
801 City of Bristol	12,940	14,580	16,470
802 North Somerset	13,460	13,240	12,230
803 South Gloucestershire	12,630	14,190	14,410
805 Hartlepool	10,970	13,950	16,130
806 Middlesbrough	10,000	9,970	10,810
807 Redcar and Cleveland	8,800	9,490	11,770
808 Stockton-on-Tees	10,480	11,520	11,880
810 City of Kingston Upon Hull	12,870	13,900	14,460
811 East Riding of Yorkshire	17,660	18,520	20,910
812 North East Lincolnshire	8,270	8,550	8,710
813 North Lincolnshire	12,960	14,440	15,390
815 North Yorkshire	15,160	16,080	17,450
816 York	10,690	11,640	12,300
820 Bedfordshire	11,020	12,370	13,310
821 Luton	12,330	16,610	17,960
825 Buckinghamshire	11,670	13,890	15,610
826 Milton Keynes	11,490	12,080	12,760
830 Derbyshire	14,370	15,040	16,090
831 Derby	12,060	12,700	13,990
835 Dorset	11,850	13,440	14,880
836 Poole	10,590	12,150	14,270
837 Bournemouth	14,170	14,340	14,910
840 Durham	10,880	11,940	12,180
841 Darlington	9,550	10,760	11,650
845 East Sussex	14,250	15,130	16,390
846 Brighton and Hove	11,790	12,740	15,120
850 Hampshire	12,460	13,580	14,350
851 Portsmouth	11,320	12,620	12,940
852 Southampton	12,290	14,690	16,920
855 Leicestershire	22,860	22,570	17,590
856 Leicester	11,370	15,630	16,080
857 Rutland	22,670	22,790	23,870
860 Staffordshire	10,100	10,970	11,530
861 Stoke-on-Trent	9,190	9,560	9,610
865 Wiltshire	23,400	21,980	21,830
866 Swindon	11,780	15,070	14,940
867 Bracknell Forest	14,970	17,540	17,850
868 Windsor and Maidenhead	13,230	13,870	17,910
869 West Berkshire	11,190	11,560	12,730
870 Reading	11,730	15,940	14,410
871 Slough	13,680	14,700	15,750
872 Wokingham	14,520	16,160	18,740
873 Cambridgeshire	13,000	13,820	14,550
874 Peterborough	17,740	15,970	16,770
875 Cheshire	15,230	15,730	17,200
876 Halton	12,910	13,190	12,940
877 Warrington	14,260	14,240	14,830
878 Devon	14,680	15,910	15,610
879 Plymouth	9,090	10,740	10,200
880 Torbay	6,610	9,190	10,240
881 Essex	13,680	14,370	14,740
882 Southend-on-Sea	11,080	12,220	12,740
883 Thurrock	10,330	11,030	13,210
884 Herefordshire	17,930	22,090	19,010
885 Worcestershire	10,910	11,590	12,260
886 Kent	12,780	13,430	14,410
887 Medway	14,360	16,770	13,320
888 Lancashire	13,570	14,110	13,970
889 Blackburn with Darwen	12,600	11,690	12,550
890 Blackpool	10,150	10,000	12,650
891 Nottinghamshire	14,370	14,520	14,450
892 Nottingham	15,130	15,050	15,670
893 Shropshire	22,180	17,210	19,520
894 Telford & Wrekin	8,620	11,170	11,690
908 Cornwall	13,110	14,720	15,240
909 Cumbria	15,640	15,350	15,880
916 Gloucestershire	12,160	13,340	14,310
919 Hertfordshire	14,500	14,990	15,500
921 Isle of Wight	8,420	9,520	10,420
925 Lincolnshire	13,650	14,280	15,920
926 Norfolk	16,020	16,200	16,180
928 Northamptonshire	10,410	11,520	11,230
929 Northumberland	9,330	11,130	12,510
931 Oxfordshire	14,860	15,780	16,950
933 Somerset	13,480	14,070	16,570
935 Suffolk	9,960	10,500	10,010
936 Surrey	14,970	14,460	15,700
937 Warwickshire	11,800	12,860	12,900
938 West Sussex	16,630	12,530	13,590

Notes:

1. Funding figures are based on LEAs Section 52 Budget Statements (1999–2000, 2000–01 and 2001–02) as returned to the DfES).

2. The figures cover the special schools element of the Individual Schools Budget (ISB), and Devolved Standards Fund for special schools (these are estimated for 1999–2000 as devolved Standards Funds were not separately identified on the 1999–2000 returns), related central expenditure on educational psychologists, statementing, SEN support services and home to school transport.

3. The figures are gross of income.

4. Pupil numbers are financial year averages, based on Jan Annual School Census data.

5. Real terms figures are quoted in 2000–01 prices, and have been calculated using Budget (April) 2002 GDP deflators.

6. Figures are quoted to the nearest #10.

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