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Public Bodies (Membership)

Keith Vaz: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry who the members of the (a) Northern Ireland Committee on Telecommunications, (b) Economic and Social Research Council, (c) Medical Research Council, (d) Natural Environment Research Council and (e) Horticulture Research International were on 1 January; what their term of office is in each case; and what their remuneration is. [151302]

Ms Hewitt: The information is as follows.

(a) The Northern Ireland Committee on Telecommunications ceased to exist on 31 December 2003.

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(b) The Economic and Social Research Council consists of the following members:

Members Period of Appointments

Alan Alexander 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Patricia Broadfoot 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

Frances Cairncross⁽¹⁶⁾ 1 April 2001 to 31 March 2004

Andrew Chesher 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

Helen Dent 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Fiona Devine 31 January 2003 to 31 July 2005

Ian Diamond⁽¹⁷⁾ 1 January 2003 to 31 December 2006

Hayden Ellis 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004

Paul Johnson⁽¹⁸⁾ 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004

Jonathan Adair Turner 12 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Robin Wensley 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

Stephen Wilks 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

Alan Wilson 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004

Andrew Winckle 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Members	Period of Appointments
Alan Alexander	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006
Patricia Broadfoot	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
Frances Cairncross⁽¹⁶⁾	1 April 2001 to 31 March 2004
Andrew Chesher	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
Helen Dent	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006
Fiona Devine	31 January 2003 to 31 July 2005
Ian Diamond⁽¹⁷⁾	1 January 2003 to 31 December 2006
Hayden Ellis	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004
Paul Johnson⁽¹⁸⁾	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004
Jonathan Adair Turner	12 August 2003 to 31 July 2006
Robin Wensley	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
Stephen Wilks	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
Alan Wilson	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004
Andrew Winckle	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

⁽¹⁶⁾ Chair.

⁽¹⁷⁾ Chief Executive.

⁽¹⁸⁾ This member is a Government official and does not receive remuneration from the Councils for this work.

Note:

Frances Cairncross has been reappointed for the period 1 April 2004 to 30 March 2007.

The Chair is paid £8,000 per annum and the members £6,000 per annum. The Chief Executive is not paid as a Council member and currently receives £81,800 per annum. He is also eligible for a bonus of up to 20 per cent. of salary.

(c) The Medical Research Council consists of the following members:

Members Period of Appointments

David Armstrong 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Ernest Armstrong⁽¹⁹⁾ 1 March 2001 to 28 February 2005

Colin Blakemore⁽²⁰⁾ 1 October 2003 to 30 September 2007

William Castell 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2005

Anthony Cleaver⁽²¹⁾ 1 October 2002 to 30 September 2006

Kay Davies 1 October 2002 to 31 July 2005

Richard Denton 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004

Peter Fellner 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2007

Derek Flint 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2006

Ruth Hall 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

Ian MacLennan 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2004

Richard North 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

John Pattison⁽¹⁹⁾ 1 September 1999 to 31 July 2004

Generva Richardson 1 March 2000 to 29 February 2004

Nancy Rothwell 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2004

John Savill 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005

Members	Period of Appointments
David Armstrong	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006
Ernest Armstrong⁽¹⁹⁾	1 March 2001 to 28 February 2005
Colin Blakemore⁽²⁰⁾	1 October 2003 to 30 September 2007
William Castell	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2005
Anthony Cleaver⁽²¹⁾	1 October 2002 to 30 September 2006
Kay Davies	1 October 2002 to 31 July 2005
Richard Denton	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2004
Peter Fellner	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2007
Derek Flint	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2006
Ruth Hall	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
Ian MacLennan	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2004
Richard North	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
John Pattison⁽¹⁹⁾	1 September 1999 to 31 July 2004
Generva Richardson	1 March 2000 to 29 February 2004
Nancy Rothwell	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2004
John Savill	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005

⁽¹⁹⁾ These members are Government officials and do not receive remuneration from the Councils for this work.

⁽²⁰⁾ Chief Executive.

⁽²¹⁾ Chair.

Note:

The Chair is paid £8,000 per annum and the members £6,000 per annum. The Chief Executive is not paid as a Council member and currently receives £110,000 per annum. He is also eligible for a bonus of up to 20 per cent. of salary.

(d) The Natural Environment Research Council consists of the following members:

Members Period of Appointments

Valerie Brown 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005

Howard Dalton⁽²²⁾ 1 April 2002 to 31 March 2006

Trevor Davies 1 November 2001 to 31 July 2005

Michael Depledge 15 September 2003 to 31 July 2006

Lesley Glover 1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004

Colin Hicks⁽²²⁾ 4 December 2002 to 30 November 2006

Edwin Jenner 1 April 2002 to 31 March 2005

John Lawton⁽²³⁾ 1 October 2002 to 30 September 2005

Robert Margetts⁽²⁴⁾ 1 January 2004 to 31 December 2006

Karen Morgan 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005

Sara Parkin 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Judith Petts 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

David Read 1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005

David G. Roberts 1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

Members	Period of Appointments
Valerie Brown	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005
Howard Dalton⁽²²⁾	1 April 2002 to 31 March 2006
Trevor Davies	1 November 2001 to 31 July 2005
Michael Depledge	15 September 2003 to 31 July 2006
Lesley Glover	1 August 2001 to 31 July 2004
Colin Hicks⁽²²⁾	4 December 2002 to 30 November 2006
Edwin Jenner	1 April 2002 to 31 March 2005
John Lawton⁽²³⁾	1 October 2002 to 30 September 2005
Robert Margetts⁽²⁴⁾	1 January 2004 to 31 December 2006
Karen Morgan	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005
Sara Parkin	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006
Judith Petts	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006
David Read	1 August 2002 to 31 July 2005
David G. Roberts	1 August 2003 to 31 July 2006

⁽²²⁾ This member is a Government official and does not receive remuneration from the Councils for this work.

⁽²³⁾ Chief Executive.

⁽²⁴⁾ Chair.

Note:

The Chair is paid £8,000 per annum and the members £6,000 per annum. The Chief Executive is not paid as a Council member and currently receives £91,000 per annum. He is also eligible for a bonus of up to 20 per cent. of salary.

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(e) Appointments to Horticulture Research International are made by Defra. Details are set out in Defra's response to parliamentary question number 150839.

Union Modernisation Fund

Mr. Stephen O'Brien: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what the planned budget is of the Union Modernisation Fund for each year between 2004 and 2009. [153550]

Mr. Sutcliffe: We have not yet set the fund's budgets for individual years because our planning is at an early stage. I envisage that total spend from the fund will be of the order of £5 million to £10 million. I do not expect any expenditure from the fund before 2005–06 and I have not yet decided when it will close.

Mr. Stephen O'Brien: To ask the Secretary of State for Trade and Industry what proportion of the Union Modernisation Fund will be (a) discretionary and (b) for helping workplace representatives to understand corporate accounts and corporate strategies; and if she will make a statement. [153551]

Mr. Sutcliffe: Our ideas to establish a fund are in their early stages. However, we plan to undertake a full public consultation on the draft rules of the fund in the autumn. When we have finalised the detailed rules of the fund after those consultations, we will be able to answer the particular questions you raise.

EDUCATION AND SKILLS

"Schools for the Future"

Mr. Allen: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills when he will announce his decisions on the next round of "Schools for the Future". [153131]

Mr. Miliband: We aim to announce successful projects in the first wave of Building Schools for the Future shortly. A written statement will be made to Parliament. Later this year, we expect to make announcements about subsequent waves of funding.

Behaviour Improvement Programme

Mr. Hoban: To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Skills pursuant to his answer of

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8 January 2004, Official Report, column 470W, to the hon. Member for Mid-Worcestershire (Mr. Luff), which local education authorities have received funds under the Behaviour Improvement Programme; and how much money they have received in each year since 1997 to enable them to tackle pupil behaviour. [148322]

Mr. Ivan Lewis [holding answer 19 January 2004]: The following tables provide information relating to local education authorities in the first and second phases of the Behaviour Improvement Programme (BIP). As well as BIP funding, they provide details of other DfES funding allocated through Standards Fund grants that was most relevant to pupil behaviour and attendance as

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well as inclusion more generally. Details of expenditure on behaviour-specific measures are not collected centrally and cannot therefore be disaggregated.

The grants have been spent on a wide range of measures to support schools and pupils, including learning mentors, learning support units, education welfare officers, behaviour and education support teams, additional time for senior school staff to focus on behaviour and attendance issues, electronic registration systems for schools, enhanced pupil referral units and other forms of alternative provision for excluded pupils, additional services on school sites to increase community involvement and support for parents of disaffected pupils.

£

1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02

Behaviour grants Behaviour grants School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC — learning mentors and LSUs grant School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant

Phase 1 BIP LEAs

Barking and Dagenham 53,100 64,450 181,537 — 324,154 448,000 424,200 768,000

Birmingham 51,120 208,564 1,431,850 2,660,963 2,745,445 8,511,400 3,297,300 10,474,400

Bolton 144,060 138,600 249,648 — 450,438 —- 524,510 —

Bradford 117,600 126,765 370,910 1,212,970 1,038,324 3,846,000 1,259,400 4,688,000

Brent 156,900 155,000 — — 149,399 580,000 550,700 994,000

Camden 72,600 97,300 274,044 345,033 338,762 1,102,900 449,850 1,316,900

City of Bristol 65,040 101,625 300,403 — 601,542 734,000 650,900 1,258,000

City of Nottingham — 125,012 300,231 — 759,446 810,000 919,738 1,389,000

Enfield 285,240 175,280 299,300 — 441,845 — 582,050 893,000

Greenwich 84,000 117,250 341,588 543,479 600,907 1,791,000 739,550 2,210,000

Hackney 92,400 150,000 351,785 395,438 567,223 1,422,300 637,250 1,792,300

Hammersmith and Fulham 12,000 31,750 155,545 235,290 288,194 789,000 372,500 975,000

Haringey 205,560 144,885 249,459 456,762 553,976 1,609,800 740,500 2,023,800

Hounslow 39,960 38,000 102,463 — 375,727 — 455,450 674,000

Islington 189,600 130,500 305,285 368,499 473,002 1,315,600 579,700 1,646,600

Kensington and Chelsea 99,300 3,780 133,339 137,743 152,181 826,800 152,762 1,143,800

Knowsley 76,800 24,375 291,054 507,285 775,415 1,682,500 908,550 2,076,500

Lambeth 118,020 137,093 316,149 339,617 542,372 1,347,900 640,450 1,744,900

Leeds 256,320 302,250 473,013 1,363,727 1,087,851 4,434,200 1,335,350 5,440,200

Lewisham 114,900 121,440 280,279 527,111 583,335 1,752,800 685,400 2,166,800

Liverpool 209,280 178,000 398,101 1,344,798 1,494,998 4,211,800 1,797,800 5,122,800

Manchester 107,160 122,513 434,635 1,080,735 1,432,680 3,603,400 1,673,000 4,499,400

Newham 91,200 178,500 336,066 773,793 839,869 2,539,900 1,124,650 3,121,900

Oldham — — 205,517 — 469,200 — 573,500 815,000

Reading — — 69,636 — 146,801 — 152,700 —

Rochdale 127,680 135,000 193,750 — 502,491 626,000 589,700 1,073,000

Salford 44,880 48,452 198,530 478,338 580,082 1,615,700 641,623 2,002,700

Sheffield — 102,172 255,330 1,009,575 926,995 3,235,800 1,007,900 3,973,800

Slough borough council — 125,100 126,622 — 162,144 — 191,500 —

Southwark 87,840 67,389 427,031 544,656 802,783 1,870,400 974,000 2,342,400

Tower Hamlets 247,860 185,183 340,939 775,891 954,690 2,400,100 1,189,250 2,915,100

Waltham Forest 151,560 151,050 259,372 508,202 521,261 1,682,300 627,050 2,371,300

Westminster 47,100 45,000 207,372 315,512 328,063 640,900 370,000 640,900

Wolverhampton 215,880 209,677 279,733 — 455,057 — 565,550 714,000

£

2002–03 2003–04

School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant Behaviour improvement programme EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant Behaviour improvement programme

Phase 1 BIP LEAs

Barking and Dagenham 435,064 849,325 816,667 907,415 1,400,335

Birmingham 3,132,435 11,045,215 875,000 11,452,940 1,442,000

Bolton 534,475 — 875,000 — 1,442,000

Bradford 1,206,891 4,936,502 875,000 5,114,004 1,442,000

Brent 564,522 1,098,266 875,000 1,172,742 1,442,000

Camden 466,081 1,404,027 875,000 1,466,261 1,442,000

City of Bristol 671,287 1,374,994 816,667 1,458,560 1,400,335

City of Nottingham 936,896 1,509,621 816,667 1,595,780 1,400,335

Enfield 611,153 1,657,990 875,000 1,755,126 1,442,000

Greenwich 742,741 2,324,551 816,667 2,406,373 1,400,335

Hackney 628,813 1,868,779 816,667 1,923,407 1,400,335

Hammersmith and Fulham 384,403 1,035,888 875,000 1,079,380 1,442,000

Haringey 768,714 2,129,796 875,000 2,205,507 1,442,000

Hounslow 455,500 1,256,024 816,667 1,332,470 1,400,335

Islington 583,574 1,720,802 875,000 1,773,803 1,442,000

Kensington and Chelsea 315,861 1,173,608 816,667 1,194,900 1,400,335

Knowsley 894,445 2,175,852 875,000 2,246,817 1,442,000

Lambeth 644,551 1,811,866 816,667 1,859,699 1,400,335

Leeds 1,321,814 5,734,182 875,000 5,944,170 1,442,000

Lewisham 667,643 2,271,569 875,000 2,346,405 1,442,000

Liverpool 1,812,723 5,415,053 875,000 5,623,805 1,442,000

Manchester 1,724,048 4,722,977 875,000 4,882,674 1,442,000

Newham 1,098,115 3,290,486 875,000 3,410,904 1,442,000

Oldham 568,717 1,503,257 875,000 1,584,154 1,442,000

Reading 160,335 — 875,000 56,661 1,442,000

Rochdale 590,596 1,174,239 875,000 1,246,552 1,442,000

Salford 657,043 2,091,173 875,000 2,154,368 1,442,000

Sheffield 990,027 4,166,982 875,000 4,304,969 1,442,000

Slough borough council 193,933 — 875,000 — 1,442,000

Southwark 989,651 2,451,420 875,000 2,529,292 1,442,000

Tower Hamlets 1,224,114 3,088,501 816,667 3,212,359 1,400,335

Waltham Forest 648,442 2,174,202 875,000 2,246,275 1,442,000

Westminster 376,153 707,227 875,000 754,604 1,442,000

Wolverhampton 592,328 1,328,161 875,000 1,408,276 1,442,000

	1997–98	1998–99	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02
	Behaviour grants	Behaviour grants	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC — learning mentors and LSUs grant	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant
	Phase 1 BIP LEAs
Barking and Dagenham	53,100	64,450	181,537	—	324,154	448,000	424,200	768,000
Birmingham	51,120	208,564	1,431,850	2,660,963	2,745,445	8,511,400	3,297,300	10,474,400
Bolton	144,060	138,600	249,648	—	450,438	—-	524,510	—
Bradford	117,600	126,765	370,910	1,212,970	1,038,324	3,846,000	1,259,400	4,688,000
Brent	156,900	155,000	—	—	149,399	580,000	550,700	994,000
Camden	72,600	97,300	274,044	345,033	338,762	1,102,900	449,850	1,316,900
City of Bristol	65,040	101,625	300,403	—	601,542	734,000	650,900	1,258,000
City of Nottingham	—	125,012	300,231	—	759,446	810,000	919,738	1,389,000
Enfield	285,240	175,280	299,300	—	441,845	—	582,050	893,000
Greenwich	84,000	117,250	341,588	543,479	600,907	1,791,000	739,550	2,210,000
Hackney	92,400	150,000	351,785	395,438	567,223	1,422,300	637,250	1,792,300
Hammersmith and Fulham	12,000	31,750	155,545	235,290	288,194	789,000	372,500	975,000
Haringey	205,560	144,885	249,459	456,762	553,976	1,609,800	740,500	2,023,800
Hounslow	39,960	38,000	102,463	—	375,727	—	455,450	674,000
Islington	189,600	130,500	305,285	368,499	473,002	1,315,600	579,700	1,646,600
Kensington and Chelsea	99,300	3,780	133,339	137,743	152,181	826,800	152,762	1,143,800
Knowsley	76,800	24,375	291,054	507,285	775,415	1,682,500	908,550	2,076,500
Lambeth	118,020	137,093	316,149	339,617	542,372	1,347,900	640,450	1,744,900
Leeds	256,320	302,250	473,013	1,363,727	1,087,851	4,434,200	1,335,350	5,440,200
Lewisham	114,900	121,440	280,279	527,111	583,335	1,752,800	685,400	2,166,800
Liverpool	209,280	178,000	398,101	1,344,798	1,494,998	4,211,800	1,797,800	5,122,800
Manchester	107,160	122,513	434,635	1,080,735	1,432,680	3,603,400	1,673,000	4,499,400
Newham	91,200	178,500	336,066	773,793	839,869	2,539,900	1,124,650	3,121,900
Oldham	—	—	205,517	—	469,200	—	573,500	815,000
Reading	—	—	69,636	—	146,801	—	152,700	—
Rochdale	127,680	135,000	193,750	—	502,491	626,000	589,700	1,073,000
Salford	44,880	48,452	198,530	478,338	580,082	1,615,700	641,623	2,002,700
Sheffield	—	102,172	255,330	1,009,575	926,995	3,235,800	1,007,900	3,973,800
Slough borough council	—	125,100	126,622	—	162,144	—	191,500	—
Southwark	87,840	67,389	427,031	544,656	802,783	1,870,400	974,000	2,342,400
Tower Hamlets	247,860	185,183	340,939	775,891	954,690	2,400,100	1,189,250	2,915,100
Waltham Forest	151,560	151,050	259,372	508,202	521,261	1,682,300	627,050	2,371,300
Westminster	47,100	45,000	207,372	315,512	328,063	640,900	370,000	640,900
Wolverhampton	215,880	209,677	279,733	—	455,057	—	565,550	714,000

	2002–03	2003–04
	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	Behaviour improvement programme	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	Behaviour improvement programme
Phase 1 BIP LEAs
Barking and Dagenham	435,064	849,325	816,667	907,415	1,400,335
Birmingham	3,132,435	11,045,215	875,000	11,452,940	1,442,000
Bolton	534,475	—	875,000	—	1,442,000
Bradford	1,206,891	4,936,502	875,000	5,114,004	1,442,000
Brent	564,522	1,098,266	875,000	1,172,742	1,442,000
Camden	466,081	1,404,027	875,000	1,466,261	1,442,000
City of Bristol	671,287	1,374,994	816,667	1,458,560	1,400,335
City of Nottingham	936,896	1,509,621	816,667	1,595,780	1,400,335
Enfield	611,153	1,657,990	875,000	1,755,126	1,442,000
Greenwich	742,741	2,324,551	816,667	2,406,373	1,400,335
Hackney	628,813	1,868,779	816,667	1,923,407	1,400,335
Hammersmith and Fulham	384,403	1,035,888	875,000	1,079,380	1,442,000
Haringey	768,714	2,129,796	875,000	2,205,507	1,442,000
Hounslow	455,500	1,256,024	816,667	1,332,470	1,400,335
Islington	583,574	1,720,802	875,000	1,773,803	1,442,000
Kensington and Chelsea	315,861	1,173,608	816,667	1,194,900	1,400,335
Knowsley	894,445	2,175,852	875,000	2,246,817	1,442,000
Lambeth	644,551	1,811,866	816,667	1,859,699	1,400,335
Leeds	1,321,814	5,734,182	875,000	5,944,170	1,442,000
Lewisham	667,643	2,271,569	875,000	2,346,405	1,442,000
Liverpool	1,812,723	5,415,053	875,000	5,623,805	1,442,000
Manchester	1,724,048	4,722,977	875,000	4,882,674	1,442,000
Newham	1,098,115	3,290,486	875,000	3,410,904	1,442,000
Oldham	568,717	1,503,257	875,000	1,584,154	1,442,000
Reading	160,335	—	875,000	56,661	1,442,000
Rochdale	590,596	1,174,239	875,000	1,246,552	1,442,000
Salford	657,043	2,091,173	875,000	2,154,368	1,442,000
Sheffield	990,027	4,166,982	875,000	4,304,969	1,442,000
Slough borough council	193,933	—	875,000	—	1,442,000
Southwark	989,651	2,451,420	875,000	2,529,292	1,442,000
Tower Hamlets	1,224,114	3,088,501	816,667	3,212,359	1,400,335
Waltham Forest	648,442	2,174,202	875,000	2,246,275	1,442,000
Westminster	376,153	707,227	875,000	754,604	1,442,000
Wolverhampton	592,328	1,328,161	875,000	1,408,276	1,442,000

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£

1997–98 1998–99 1999–2000 2000–01 2001–02

Behaviour grants Behaviour grants School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant

Phase 2 BIP LEAs

Barnsley 120,420 144,032 226,442 — 410,952 — 515,400 702,000

Blackburn and Darwen — 43,375 259,554 — 491,733 — 531,120 526,000

Blackpool — 99,950 143,058 — 295,408 — 329,400 376,000

Doncaster 70,980 60,265 254,912 — 538,892 — 632,150 904,000

Baling 118,140 — 155,241 — 489,099 631,000 638,800 1,082,000

Gateshead 18,300 21,700 93,588 — 369,175 524,000 460,930 898,000

Halton — 60,727 110,380 — 303,634 408,000 337,250 699,000

Hartlepool 70,020 87,910 152,496 — 217,050 312,000 268,000 535,000

Hull 67,200 129,249 241,296 — 703,101 770,000 856,840 1,320,000

Leicester — 125,000 327,835 — 560,257 798,000 654,350 1,368,000

Luton — — 171,747 — 428,344 — 478,691 646,000

Middlesbrough 34,440 78,550 208,821 — 427,000 528,000 518,199 906,000

Newcastle 106,800 149,250 182,288 — 559,043 746,000 702,650 1,279,000

North Tyneside 173,040 175,304 317,220 — 349,879 490,000 403,350 840,000

Redcar and Cleveland 59,100 165,750 233,484 — 312,014 512,000 395,300 877,000

Rotherham — 46,350 113,477 589,083 444,873 1,844,600 548,550 2,233,600

Sandwell — 106,250 308,205 — 550,000 — 735,650 991,000

Sefton 94,500 53,500 183,546 — 525,220 362,000 592,250 1,088,000

Solihull 16,800 — 42,405 — 240,646 68,110 278,150 272,440

South Tyneside 20,980 93,350 119,237 — 372,100 508,000 416,600 871,000

St. Helens — 40,849 140,237 — 303,340 534,000 366,000 915,000

Stockton 63,000 — 122,544 — 355,503 557,000 428,600 955,000

Stoke 72,000 93,060 171,242 — 533,590 676,000 641,165 1,159,000

Sunderland — 86,500 202,926 — 673,264 966,000 819,000 1,656,000

Wandsworth 205,800 118,130 231,103 385,498 417,970 1,311,100 457,450 1,615,100

Wirral 115,980 47,000 221,297 — 684,558 1,035,000 907,600 1,774,000

£

2002–03 2003–04

School inclusion: pupil support grant EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant Behaviour improvement programme EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant Behaviour improvement programme

Phase 2 BIP LEAs

Barnsley 511,429 1,288,961 — 1,354,647 1,400,000

Blackburn and Darwen 529,450 964,205 — 1,012,923 1,400,000

Blackpool 341,660 692,942 — 730,043 1,400,000

Doncaster 623,873 1,674,751 — 1,770,287 1,400,000

Ealing 659,070 1,204,856 — 1,292,611 1,400,000

Gateshead 462,240 979,835 — 1,038,289 1,400,000

Halton 331,430 758,690 — 801,326 1,400,000

Hartlepool 268,520 583,094 — 617,446 1,400,000

Hull 861,780 1,436,525 — 1,519,757 1,400,000

Leicester 687,184 1,489,018 — 1,575,459 1,400,000

Luton 500,618 1,190,790 — 1,253,496 1,400,000

Middlesbrough 534,536 977,844 — 1,029,161 1,400,000

Newcastle 722,975 1,409,663 — 1,502,993 1,400,000

North Tyneside 393,724 927,376 — 989,787 1,400,000

Redcar and Cleveland 375,535 946,362 — 995,906 1,400,000

Rotherham 553,997 2,351,711 — 2,436,076 1,400,000

Sandwell 731,915 1,824,926 — 1,922,015 1,400,000

Sefton 577,962 1,615,924 — 1,711,583 1,400,000

Solihull 292,058 355,985 — 639,353 1,400,000

South Tyneside 395,770 943,890 — 995,954 1,400,000

St. Helens 375,174 992,792 — 1,048,358 1,400,000

Stockton 420,955 1,037,292 — 1,096,071 1,400,000

Stoke 654,928 1,262,134 — 1,335,802 1,400,000

Sunderland 859,950 1,810,263 — 1,920,450 1,400,000

Wandsworth 461,599 1,689,983 — 1,743,470 1,400,000

Wirral 952,480 1,995,629 — 2,085,364 1,400,000

	1997–98	1998–99	1999–2000	2000–01	2001–02
	Behaviour grants	Behaviour grants	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant
Phase 2 BIP LEAs
Barnsley	120,420	144,032	226,442	—	410,952	—	515,400	702,000
Blackburn and Darwen	—	43,375	259,554	—	491,733	—	531,120	526,000
Blackpool	—	99,950	143,058	—	295,408	—	329,400	376,000
Doncaster	70,980	60,265	254,912	—	538,892	—	632,150	904,000
Baling	118,140	—	155,241	—	489,099	631,000	638,800	1,082,000
Gateshead	18,300	21,700	93,588	—	369,175	524,000	460,930	898,000
Halton	—	60,727	110,380	—	303,634	408,000	337,250	699,000
Hartlepool	70,020	87,910	152,496	—	217,050	312,000	268,000	535,000
Hull	67,200	129,249	241,296	—	703,101	770,000	856,840	1,320,000
Leicester	—	125,000	327,835	—	560,257	798,000	654,350	1,368,000
Luton	—	—	171,747	—	428,344	—	478,691	646,000
Middlesbrough	34,440	78,550	208,821	—	427,000	528,000	518,199	906,000
Newcastle	106,800	149,250	182,288	—	559,043	746,000	702,650	1,279,000
North Tyneside	173,040	175,304	317,220	—	349,879	490,000	403,350	840,000
Redcar and Cleveland	59,100	165,750	233,484	—	312,014	512,000	395,300	877,000
Rotherham	—	46,350	113,477	589,083	444,873	1,844,600	548,550	2,233,600
Sandwell	—	106,250	308,205	—	550,000	—	735,650	991,000
Sefton	94,500	53,500	183,546	—	525,220	362,000	592,250	1,088,000
Solihull	16,800	—	42,405	—	240,646	68,110	278,150	272,440
South Tyneside	20,980	93,350	119,237	—	372,100	508,000	416,600	871,000
St. Helens	—	40,849	140,237	—	303,340	534,000	366,000	915,000
Stockton	63,000	—	122,544	—	355,503	557,000	428,600	955,000
Stoke	72,000	93,060	171,242	—	533,590	676,000	641,165	1,159,000
Sunderland	—	86,500	202,926	—	673,264	966,000	819,000	1,656,000
Wandsworth	205,800	118,130	231,103	385,498	417,970	1,311,100	457,450	1,615,100
Wirral	115,980	47,000	221,297	—	684,558	1,035,000	907,600	1,774,000

	2002–03	2003–04
	School inclusion: pupil support grant	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	Behaviour improvement programme	EIC—learning mentors and LSUs grant	Behaviour improvement programme
Phase 2 BIP LEAs
Barnsley	511,429	1,288,961	—	1,354,647	1,400,000
Blackburn and Darwen	529,450	964,205	—	1,012,923	1,400,000
Blackpool	341,660	692,942	—	730,043	1,400,000
Doncaster	623,873	1,674,751	—	1,770,287	1,400,000
Ealing	659,070	1,204,856	—	1,292,611	1,400,000
Gateshead	462,240	979,835	—	1,038,289	1,400,000
Halton	331,430	758,690	—	801,326	1,400,000
Hartlepool	268,520	583,094	—	617,446	1,400,000
Hull	861,780	1,436,525	—	1,519,757	1,400,000
Leicester	687,184	1,489,018	—	1,575,459	1,400,000
Luton	500,618	1,190,790	—	1,253,496	1,400,000
Middlesbrough	534,536	977,844	—	1,029,161	1,400,000
Newcastle	722,975	1,409,663	—	1,502,993	1,400,000
North Tyneside	393,724	927,376	—	989,787	1,400,000
Redcar and Cleveland	375,535	946,362	—	995,906	1,400,000
Rotherham	553,997	2,351,711	—	2,436,076	1,400,000
Sandwell	731,915	1,824,926	—	1,922,015	1,400,000
Sefton	577,962	1,615,924	—	1,711,583	1,400,000
Solihull	292,058	355,985	—	639,353	1,400,000
South Tyneside	395,770	943,890	—	995,954	1,400,000
St. Helens	375,174	992,792	—	1,048,358	1,400,000
Stockton	420,955	1,037,292	—	1,096,071	1,400,000
Stoke	654,928	1,262,134	—	1,335,802	1,400,000
Sunderland	859,950	1,810,263	—	1,920,450	1,400,000
Wandsworth	461,599	1,689,983	—	1,743,470	1,400,000
Wirral	952,480	1,995,629	—	2,085,364	1,400,000

Notes:

1. The gaps in:

(a) the Behaviour Grants columns relate to new LEAs created by local government reorganisation and LEAs that were unsuccessful in their bids for these competitive grants;

(b) the School Inclusion: Pupil Support (SIPS) Grant columns reflects the fact that Brent did not accept its SIPS allocation in 1999–2000;

(c) the Excellence in Cities (EIC) columns reflects the fact that EIC grants were phased in over a number of years.

2. The SIPS Grant ended in 2002–03.

3. BIP phase 1 commenced September 2002. BIP phase 2 commenced in April 2003.

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