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Sarah Teather: To ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) how many people tested HIV positive in each London borough in each year since 1997; [87327]

(2) how many people have been diagnosed as having AIDS in each London borough since 1997. [87505]

Caroline Flint: The information requested is available by strategic health authority (SHA) and is shown in following tables one and two.

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Table 1: Individuals diagnosed with HIV in London: by year of diagnosis and London SHA( 1) . Data to the end of June 2006.
SHA	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006( 2)	Total
North West London	675	613	566	656	794	864	888	921	885	193	7,055
North Central London	492	478	507	537	618	674	745	660	694	222	5,627
North East London	181	190	255	389	449	380	530	537	545	120	3,576
South East London	287	367	490	515	662	772	765	740	716	122	5,436
South West London	102	121	155	230	252	290	347	348	291	104	2,240
Total(3)	1,739	1,771	1,976	2,329	2,778	2,990	3,278	3,207	3,132	761	23,961
(1) April 2002 national health service geography. (2) Reports received to the end of June 2006. (3) Includes 27 individuals who were diagnosed with AIDS in London with SHA unknown. Source: Health Protection Agency

Table 2: Individuals diagnosed with AIDS in London: by year of AIDS diagnosis and London SHA( 1) . Data to the end of June 2006.
SHA	1997	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006( 2)	Total
North West London	231	161	125	109	88	85	79	53	46	12	989
North Central London	162	113	75	107	65	46	51	56	33	8	716
North East London	61	41	78	65	43	63	57	67	46	5	526
South East London	113	101	84	106	98	119	111	64	72	6	874
South West London	66	49	40	58	58	56	57	49	39	19	491
Total(3)	634	466	403	446	352	369	356	289	236	50	3,601
(1) April 2002 NHS geography. (2) Reports received to the end of June 2006. (3) Includes five individuals who were diagnosed with AIDS in London with SHA unknown. Source: Health Protection Agency

Hospital Admissions

Mr. Paice: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many people in (a) South-East Cambridgeshire, (b) Cambridgeshire and (c) England were admitted to hospital in each of the last five years as a result of the effects of (a) hot and (b) cold weather. [88929]

Andy Burnham: The information requested is not available centrally.

Hospital Art

Steve Webb: To ask the Secretary of State for Health how much was spent on hospital art in each of the last five years (a) in total and (b) broken down by region. [89084]

Andy Burnham: Since 2002-03, information has been provided annually by national health service trusts on the total amount invested in art and art projects. This information is provided in the following table and shows the total spend on labour, materials and resources for arts and arts projects by strategic health authority (SHA) area as configured at 31 March 2006.

Data for 2003-04 and before were provided as part of a mandatory data set. From 2004-05, data have been provided by trusts on a voluntary basis as part of the initiative to reduce bureaucracy in the NHS.

Approximately 50 per cent. of the expenditure in each year was funded by sources external to the NHS, including charities.

The data provided have not been amended centrally and their accuracy of their is the responsibility of the provider organisation.

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£
Strategic health authority	2002-03	2003-04	2004-05	2005-06
Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire	424,863	468,829	126,804	233,153
Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire	2,500	2,500	5,600	4,235
Birmingham and The Black Country	181,248	230,922	317,633	103,970
Cheshire and Merseyside	30,195	36,539	364,534	43,650
County Durham and Tees Valley	449,556	369,914	35,000	125,900
Cumbria and Lancashire	70,905	105,887	18,018	103,500
Dorset and Somerset	219,690	229,747	52,675	22,912
Essex	44,420	121,855	123,090	33,921
Greater Manchester	369,608	266,693	843,983	652,235
Hampshire and Isle of Wight	373,497	264,369	154,620	—
Kent and Medway	29,500	40,000	5,000	7,300
Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland	5,500	3,000	—	107,971
Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire	164,680	153,688	177,833	117,270
North and East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire	31,197	50,726	34,566	143,082
North Central London	302,230	97,000	20,000	56,825
North East London	245,381	335,077	358,145	211,339
North West London	483,309	481,615	255,271	116,826
Northumberland, Tyne and Wear	270,181	248,000	196,080	374,582
Shropshire and Staffordshire	50,036	51,569	11,000	204,280
South East London	625,355	434,314	197,240	91,737
South West London	217,900	136,400	85,638	146,780
South West Peninsular	226,806	84,264	37,335	69,487
South Yorkshire	53,460	59,264	20,899	82,560
Surrey and Sussex	330,702	160,289	309,131	47,222
Thames Valley	83,588	62,594	146,171	185,677
Trent	25,607	58,400	44,539	217,695
West Midlands South	30,800	20,700	65,000	251,200
West Yorkshire	243,660	142,568	122,453	355,874
Total for England	5,586,374	4,716,723	4,128,258	4,111,183

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