Graham Stringer:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health which primary care trusts in the Greater Manchester area have a financial deficit against their budget for 2009-10; and how much the deficit is in each such case. [287730]
Ann Keen:
There are no primary care trusts within the Greater Manchester area that are forecasting a deficit in the 2009-10 financial year.
Primary Care Trusts: Wakefield
Jon Trickett:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what revenue allocations were made to each primary care trust in Wakefield in each year since 2003-04. [288665]
Ann Keen:
The revenue allocations made to primary care trusts (PCTs) in Wakefield for the period 2003-04 to 2010-11 are shown in the following tables.
Table 1: 2003-04 to 2005-06 primary care trust revenue allocations
Allocation (£000)
Three-year increase
Primary care trust
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
£000
Percentage
Eastern Wakefield PCT
171,930
189,117
208,492
51,104
32.5
Wakefield West PCT
131,156
143,375
156,303
35,519
29.4
Table 2: 2006-07 to 2007-08 primary care trust revenue allocations
Allocation (£000)
Two-year increase
Primary care trust
2006-07
2007-08
£000
Percentage
Eastern Wakefield PCT
255,393
283,337
53,962
23.5
Wakefield West PCT
189,155
205,849
32,182
18.5
Table 3: 2008-09 primary care trust revenue allocations
Allocation
Cash increase
Primary care trust
£000
£000
Percentage
Wakefield District PCT
515,905
26,719
5.5
Table 4: 2009-10 to 2010-11 primary care trust revenue allocations
Allocation (£000)
Two-year increase
Primary care trust
2009-10
2010-11
£000
Percentage
Wakefield District PCT
564,093
595,118
66,463
12.6
Notes:
1. On 1 October 2006, the number of PCTs reduced from 303 to 152. The Eastern Wakefield PCT and the Wakefield West PCT merged to become the Wakefield District PCT. Allocations were made to the Wakefield District PCT from 2008-09.
2. Comparisons between allocations should be made with caution because of changes to PCT baseline funding between rounds.
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Queen Mary's Hospital Sidcup
Mr. Evennett:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what recent representations his Department has received on the future of Queen Mary's Hospital, Sidcup. [282753]
Mr. Mike O'Brien:
In relation to the future of Queen Mary's hospital Sidcup between 1 September 2008 and 29 June 2009, the Department's correspondence and parliamentary questions database shows approximately 400 letters, of which, approximately 150 are about the future of services. There were 22 parliamentary questions found but there were no ministerial meetings or debates.
Sexual Offences: Health Professionals
Mr. Willis:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what funding his Department has allocated for specialist support and remedial treatment services for patients who have been sexually abused by health workers for the period 2007-2012. [286730]
Ann Keen:
No specific allocation is made for this purpose.
Smoking
Mike Penning:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what estimate he has made of the proportion of (1) deaths which were attributable to smoking in each of the last 10 years; [284737]
(2) adults who were smokers in each of the last five years. [284748]
Gillian Merron:
The prevalence of smoking and the numbers of deaths from smoking have both significantly reduced over the past 10 years (from the latest data available). In England there are around 2.5 million fewer smokers since 1998 and the number of deaths from smoking has been reduced to around 82,000 per year.
Andrew George:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health how many people have received care packages following an assessment by social services in each local authority in each of the last five years; and if he will make a statement. [286988]
Phil Hope:
The NHS Health and Social Care Information Centre has provided data on all adults aged 18 and over who received social care services as a result of a community care assessment by councils with adult social services responsibilities in each of the last five years. The information has been placed in the Library.
Andrew George:
To ask the Secretary of State for Health what the cost of (a) continuing care assessments and (b) core assessments by social services in each local authority was in each of the last five years; and if he will make a statement. [286990]
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Phil Hope:
The costs of continuing care assessments are not collected centrally.
The following table shows the total gross current expenditure by each local authority in England on assessment and care management for adults aged 18 and over.
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This is information is derived from data collected annually on social services expenditure from councils with social services responsibilities.
Data on local authority expenditure on state funded adult social care are collected and published by the NHS Information Centre for health and social care.
Gross current expenditure on assessment and care management by local authority, 2003-04 to 2007-08, England
£000
2003-04
2004-05
2005-06
2006-07
2007-08( 1)
England total
1,433,031
1,633,962
1,746,677
1,806,207
1,791,712
Metropolitan districts
204
Barnsley
6,033
6,449
7,553
9,088
7,653
406
Birmingham
17,654
31,740
31,644
38,924
34,977
304
Bolton
5,597
6,095
7,535
8,217
8,903
209
Bradford
11,486
13,085
13,499
12,879
13,365
305
Bury
6,338
6,702
6,886
6,852
6,367
210
Calderdale
4,053
4,379
4,670
4,955
4,943
407
Coventry
7,729
8,554
10,571
10,005
8,382
205
Doncaster
7,612
10,878
8,278
10,191
8,764
408
Dudley
10,349
10,690
11,808
12,340
12,707
106
Gateshead
5,101
5,482
5,624
5,098
2,115
211
Kirklees
13,949
15,431
15,936
17,403
18,854
315
Knowsley
4,155
4,182
4,290
3,691
3,747
212
Leeds
15,456
15,321
16,416
19,978
20,659
316
Liverpool
8,167
9,615
8,874
9,700
10,468
306
Manchester
34,423
37,925
40,701
27,989
28,900
107
Newcastle upon Tyne
6,123
6,597
8,453
8,341
8,666
108
North Tyneside
6,405
4,461
8,263
9,278
8,319
307
Oldham
5,185
5,480
6,547
6,285
8,458
308
Rochdale
5,607
5,799
6,920
8,226
6,956
206
Rotherham
7,748
9,237
9,991
10,493
9,336
309
Salford
5,449
6,640
5,748
6,247
6,482
409
Sandwell
10,698
10,194
12,715
13,636
13,816
317
Sefton
6,241
6,934
7,625
7,679
7,656
207
Sheffield
12,151
12,926
14,800
15,872
15,660
410
Solihull
3,442
3,997
4,511
4,102
4,357
109
South Tyneside
2,489
7,308
6,965
6,223
5,962
318
St. Helens
3,752
3,590
4,904
4,762
4,772
310
Stockport
8,290
9,117
9,564
14,129
13,885
110
Sunderland
9,500
12,063
11,128
8,202
10,003
311
Tameside
7,748
9,072
9,991
11,271
11,449
312
Trafford
4,487
4,979
7,117
6,569
7,168
213
Wakefield
7,592
11,773
11,174
10,544
10,683
411
Walsall
6,565
11,641
13,745
11,805
12,010
313
Wigan
7,446
6,596
6,851
8,384
7,997
319
Wirral
8,638
8,962
9,791
7,485
5,658
412
Wolverhampton
8,157
9,819
10,076
9,974
10,776
Shire counties
610
Bedfordshire
10,513
9,124
9,484
15,321
14,946
612
Buckinghamshire
15,123
14,922
15,816
16,365
14,401
623
Cambridgeshire
8,565
20,516
24,427
20,737
22,266
320
Cheshire
13,403
15,264
16,823
20,504
21,375
902
Cornwall
15,667
21,229
16,871
21,887
15,133
102
Cumbria
9,959
13,014
23,494
24,814
23,250
506
Derbyshire
5,531
11,291
11,979
12,392
13,541
912
Devon
15,885
20,115
19,831
20,207
22,927
809
Dorset
9,683
10,416
11,123
12,911
12,320
116
Durham
11,716
14,075
14,374
14,510
19,434
815
East Sussex
15,771
16,957
17,613
19,493
20,377
620
Essex
33,541
38,201
35,503
32,898
29,670
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904
Gloucestershire
13,798
14,679
13,624
15,054
16,385
812
Hampshire
20,893
28,906
30,136
30,744
33,477
606
Hertfordshire
24,412
25,472
25,845
27,275
23,717
906
Isles of Scilly
86
25
30
48
92
820
Kent
34,135
30,217
34,661
37,001
43,816
323
Lancashire
25,062
28,558
31,626
31,630
31,653
508
Leicestershire
9,978
10,522
12,339
12,701
13,659
503
Lincolnshire
15,104
15,945
11,559
15,386
13,608
607
Norfolk
14,706
15,308
28,800
1,913 -
833
218
North Yorkshire
10,276
11,573
13,167
15,314
15,962
504
Northamptonshire
9,917
9,655
9,200
8,986
9,185
104
Northumberland
10,660
11,794
13,805
14,086
13,092
511
Nottinghamshire
26,875
28,569
30,578
32,847
30,605
608
Oxfordshire
19,414
21,850
23,250
29,656
29,165
417
Shropshire
9,032
8,967
7,732
9,874
11,955
905
Somerset
18,130
18,592
21,709
18,755
21,448
413
Staffordshire
17,797
25,109
37,063
29,079
29,694
609
Suffolk
12,957
14,908
16,282
17,079
21,059
805
Surrey
33,954
35,957
38,478
45,269
45,674
404
Warwickshire
14,109
14,020
12,628
14,017
13,662
807
West Sussex
27,162
28,780
27,772
29,777
26,104
817
Wiltshire
17,632
17,206
16,988
18,298
20,097
416
Worcestershire
10,579
11,076
12,609
13,760
13,787
Unitary authorities
908
Bath and North East Somerset
4,696
6,188
5,138
8,055
8,636
324
Blackburn with Darwen
3,582
3,339
4,108
5,117
4,275
325
Blackpool
3,509
3,908
4,318
4,561
4,391
810
Bournemouth
8,319
9,708
10,358
10,376
10,505
614
Bracknell Forest
2,503
3,113
2,868
3,428
4,388
816
Brighton and Hove
12,751
13,654
10,214
12,180
11,327
909
Bristol
10,246
11,089
11,170
12,900
11,100
117
Darlington
3,997
5,263
6,439
5,281
5,958
507
Derby
7,060
7,832
8,749
9,246
9,066
214
East Riding of Yorkshire
4,393
4,828
4,412
4,360
5,513
321
Halton
3,539
3,571
4,803
6,580
7,051
111
Hartlepool
3,384
3,908
4,354
4,649
5,277
415
Herefordshire
3,009
4,088
4,525
4,529
4,780
803
Isle of Wight
3,483
5,391
5,554
5,470
6,005
215
Kingston upon Hull
5,743
5,903
6,070
5,467
4,229
509
Leicester
8,405
10,768
9,838
9,790
10,805
611
Luton
6,388
7,321
8,023
8,496
7,933
821
Medway Towns
5,285
5,756
4,947
9,462
6,032
112
Middlesbrough
4,147
4,038
4,592
5,200
5,457
613
Milton Keynes
9,029
13,947
10,074
14,006
12,362
216
North East Lincolnshire
2,963
3,167
4,161
4,709
5,279
217
North Lincolnshire
3,564
3,712
4,012
4,670
4,346
910
North Somerset
3,134
3,746
4,120
4,335
4,378
512
Nottingham
10,408
10,104
9,922
9,750
11,406
624
Peterborough
6,994
7,646
6,940
7,422
7,403
913
Plymouth
7,463
7,886
8,497
9,718
10,663
811
Poole
3,115
3,757
4,267
4,372
4,363
813
Portsmouth
6,409
8,059
8,421
8,466
10,327
616
Reading
4,476
5,430
5,758
5,997
5,807
113
Redcar and Cleveland
2,076
2,998
2,420
2,883
2,943
510
Rutland
724
824
1,366
1,694
2,339
617
Slough
9,424
7,238
7,921
9,078
8,590
911
South Gloucestershire
4,315
5,437
6,742
6,214
6,443
814
Southampton
6,885
7,387
7,888
8,776
9,911
621
Southend-on-Sea
4,413
4,663
4,989
4,191
4,821
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20 July 2009 : Column 1006W
114
Stockton-on-Tees
3,698
3,916
4,550
4,770
5,101
414
Stoke-on-Trent
5,172
4,872
5,399
5,137
5,902
819
Swindon
4,668
4,917
6,042
6,582
5,526
418
Telford and the Wrekin
4,101
5,220
6,096
6,713
6,649
622
Thurrock
4,896
5,261
283
5,115
4,397
914
Torbay
4,612
6,696
7,804
6,951
7,599
322
Warrington
5,876
6,227
7,543
9,419
9,209
615
West Berkshire
5,089
5,700
5,653
6,073
6,120
618
Windsor and Maidenhead
3,612
3,537
4,275
4,656
5,606
619
Wokingham
3,411
3,759
4,509
6,015
5,507
219
York
2,920
3,497
4,246
4,604
5,324
Inner London
702
Camden
14,289
16,610
18,780
19,989
18,877
714
City of London
1,129
1,399
1,448
1,659
1,072
703
Greenwich
8,845
9,390
11,350
10,087
10,750
704
Hackney
14,782
10,306
10,834
11,772
11,058
705
Hammersmith and Fulham
7,271
7,953
10,590
10,311
8,329
706
Islington
9,619
11,540
15,241
14,373
13,426
707
Kensington and Chelsea
11,447
11,590
12,152
11,126
9,818
708
Lambeth
16,273
18,235
23,606
13,743
15,011
709
Lewisham
9,081
11,988
10,355
12,524
13,047
710
Southwark
8,927
12,401
15,565
16,908
15,173
711
Tower Hamlets
13,821
15,503
19,702
19,765
18,545
712
Wandsworth
12,691
14,193
14,889
16,463
9,967
713
Westminster
15,238
17,840
17,391
14,383
14,966
Outer London
716
Barking and Dagenham
8,389
9,426
9,419
8,586
8,203
717
Barnet
9,821
14,090
13,656
11,818
10,525
718
Bexley
7,885
6,653
6,998
6,990
6,529
719
Brent
14,580
15,965
14,817
16,243
17,605
720
Bromley
9,975
11,256
11,270
12,889
10,181
721
Croydon
15,547
15,092
15,849
23,962
21,755
722
Ealing
13,105
13,432
11,508
8,102
17,484
723
Enfield
8,086
9,213
10,286
8,530
9,346
724
Haringey
12,324
11,477
10,841
16,324
12,199
725
Harrow
6,652
9,861
12,001
10,503
9,780
726
Havering
5,115
9,359
7,777
9,214
10,306
727
Hillingdon
11,411
14,380
15,778
15,217
11,673
728
Hounslow
8,012
9,955
10,449
12,349
10,623
729
Kingston upon Thames
6,591
8,547
8,969
9,220
8,585
730
Merton
7,794
7,996
7,916
8,564
10,403
731
Newham
10,843
16,481
16,204
19,806
18,972
732
Redbridge
6,870
8,193
8,621
8,895
8,734
733
Richmond upon Thames
9,115
10,161
10,834
11,126
9,070
734
Sutton
4,818
5,598
5,977
6,682
7,284
735
Waltham Forest
10,958
12,088
12,841
13,218
13,792
(1) 2003-04 to 2006-07 figures include assessment and care management for all asylum seekers including children and families. In 2007-08 this information was collected separately and only adults' expenditure has been included.
