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The figures for 1976-77 to 1987-88 are as follows:
Total Expenditure on National Museums and Galleries; the Museums and Galleries Commission (Including Area Museum Councils); and other Museums and Galleries Funded by the Office of Arts and Libraries | |
Out-turn (£ million) | |
Museums are a discretionary local authority service and their core funding in Great Yarmouth is a matter for the county and district councils that work in partnership to provide a museum service. The Chartered Institute of Public Finance and Accountancy's (CIPFA) Statistical Information Service surveys local authority museums and the findings are available in its Leisure and Recreation Statistics Estimates publication that is in the House Library.
Mr. Evans:
To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (1) what the investment returns were for the Arts Council of Northern Ireland from
National Lottery funding in August 2006; and what estimate she has made of what they will be in 2007; [135932]
(2) how much the Arts Council of Northern Ireland received from the National Lottery in 2006; and how much it will receive in 2007. [135933]
Mr. Caborn: The following table shows the Arts Council of Northern Irelands income from the National Lottery Distribution Fund for the financial years 2005-06 and 2006-07; for the month of August 2006 alone and estimated figures, based on the Departments latest income projections, for 2007-08.
Arts Council of Northern Ireland | |||
£ | |||
Operated related income to nearest £1,000 | Investment income to nearest £1,000 | Total income to nearest £1,000 | |
Mr. Hoban: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport if she will place in the Library a copy of the agenda and minutes of the Olympic board steering group meeting held on 22 December 2005 and a copy of any presentations given at that meeting. [133638]
Tessa Jowell: The Olympic Board Steering Group reports to the Olympic Board, chaired jointly by me as Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport and the Mayor of London. Summaries of Olympic Board meetings are placed on the London 2012 Organising Committee website (http://www.london2012.com/en/ourvision/Olympic+Board). Minutes of the Olympic Board Steering Group are not publicly available.
Mr. Harper: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport what discussions she has had with the Secretary of State for Defence on the experience of the Ministry of Defences Compulsory Drugs Testing Team in preparation for compulsory drugs testing at the 2012 Olympics. [135808]
Mr. Caborn: There have been no discussions with the Secretary of State for Defence regarding the Ministry of Defences Compulsory Drugs Testing Programme.
The London Organising Committee for the London Olympic Games (LOCOG) is responsible for delivering the anti-doping programme at the 2012 Olympics and Paralympic games, under delegation from the International Olympic Committee (IOC).
LOCOG recently appointed its chief medical officer (CMO), who will be setting out the anti-doping programme in accordance with the World Anti-Doping Code, as set out in the IOCs Olympic Charter.
Mr. MacShane: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport which (a) companies, (b) theatres and (c) other groups involved in opera performances which receive government funding. [135485]
Mr. Lammy: The following is a list of all the companies, theatres and other groups involved in opera performances which have received Government funding in 2006-07:
Arts Council England (ACE ) regularly funded organisations (RFO s):
Royal Opera House
English National Opera
Welsh National Opera
Opera North
Scottish Opera
Glyndebourne on Tour
English Touring Opera
Pimlico Opera
Birmingham Opera Company
Aldeburgh Productions
National Opera Studio
British Youth Opera
Buxton Festival
Tete a Tete Productions
The Shout.
Combined arts RFO s t hat present opera as part of their programme s :
South Bank Centre
Sadlers Wells.
Venues which present ACE RFO funded opera (but are not specifically funded to do so):
Hall for Cornwall
Snape Maltings
Poole Arts Centre
De la Warr Pavilion
Wolverhampton Grand Theatre
Buxton Opera House
Sheffield Theatres
Brewery Arts Centre, Kendal
Cambridge Arts Centre
Warwick Arts Centre
Gala Theatre, Durham
Bath Theatre Royal
Hackney Empire
Northcott Theatre Exeter
Octagon Yeovil
Malvern Theatres
Lincoln Theatre Royal
Leeds Grand Theatre
Nottingham Theatre Royal
Newcastle Theatre Royal
Lowry Centre, Salford
Alhambra Theatre Bradford
Theatre Royal Stoke
Woking Theatre
Milton Keynes Theatre
Norwich Theatre Royal
Plymouth Theatre Royal
Hippodrome Theatre Birmingham
Liverpool Empire Theatre
New Theatre Oxford
Theatre Royal Southampton
Hippodrome Theatre Bristol.
ACE grants for the arts funding for organisations running projects with both an operatic focus and an operatic element:
Carlisle Festival Ltd.
Westmorland Music Council Music Links
Unity Theatre Company
Two Moors Festival Ltd.
The Ryedale Festival Trust
Musicon
The Guild of Lillians
InterOpera
Brinkburn Music
Jenny Edwards
Grantham Operatic Society
Magdala
Northampton Festival Opera
Opera Minima
Creu Cymru-Touring Agency
Armonico Consort
Ana Garcia
Pete Wyer
The Opera Group
Scott Stroman
Troy Banarzi
Bridewell Theatre
Gogmagogs, The
Hardy Ensemble
Central London Arts Ltd.
Connaught Opera
The Hub UK Ltd.
Streetwise Opera
City Arts Trust
Ridiculusmus Theatre Company
Ruth Jarman
Felling Stage Society
Abigail Seabrook
Operamus
Sur Nandan Ensemble
Proteus
The Culture Company
Oxfordshire Council of Disabled People
Angela Clerkin
Thurrock Thames Gateway Development Corp.
Daisychain Productions
Gye Nyame Centre For Performing Arts
New Devon Opera
Pimlico Opera
The Paddock
Aldeburgh Music
David Leahy
Pegasus Opera Company
Mid Wales Opera
The Castle Players
English Touring Opera
Streetwise Opera
Corsham Festival Association.
Mr. Don Foster: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport pursuant to the answer of 1 November 2006, Official Report, column 421W, on playing fields, how many planning applications for sites which either were too small or of the wrong shape to accommodate a playing pitch as currently defined were approved in 2005-06; what percentage of the total approved they represent; and if she will make a statement. [135826]
Mr. Caborn: Information relating to planning applications made in relation to playing field sites in 2005-06 is not yet available. We expect to publish this data in the autumn.
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