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This table details Government Art Collection prints and paintings which were reported missing but subsequently recovered:

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Year went missing	Work/artist	Value £
2001	Dung Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	Jaffa Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	Zion Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	St. Stephen's Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	Damascus Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	Herod's Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	Golden Gate, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2001	The Citadel, Jerusalem by H. G. Gray	1,000
2003	The Mansion House looking towards Cheapside by T. Malton	50
2003	Henry Brougham, 1st Baron Brougham and Vaux (1778-1868) Lord Chancellor by R. Bowyer	50
2003	A Perspective View of Lincoln's Inn by J. Maurer	75
2004	Forced Labour 34/250 by A. Hrdlicka	500
2004	Cartmel Fell, Windermere 45/100 by N. Ackroyd	500
2004	Les Premiers Astres 21/50 by J. Dickson	50
2005	Calcutta by H. Salt	1,000
2005	Lower Wessex Lane, Summer 9/10 by Stevens	50
2005	Lower Wessex Lane, Spring 28/75 by Stevens	50
2005	Stand On The Green by R. Burn	50
2005	Key Print to Field Marshal, the Duke of Wellington giving orders to his Generals previous to a General Action	50
2006	Abstract by S. Kaner	100
2007	Rival 29/100 by Procktor	400
2007	Sir William Chambers by F. Cotes	75,000
2007	Shipping by J. T. Serres	7,000
2008	Yellow Square Plus Quarter Blue 30/72 by W. Scott	3,000
2008	Mudbanks by J. Trevelyan	500
2008	Calypso 36/50 by J. Trevelyan	500
2008	Breeze I 40/50 by J. Brunsdon	50

Leisure: Birmingham

Richard Burden: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much funding his Department has provided for (a) public libraries, (b) museums, (c) galleries, (d) arts development and support, (e) open spaces, (f) sport and leisure facilities, (g) school sport and (h) other cultural services in Birmingham in each year since 1997. [325168]

Mr. Bradshaw: Information on funding levels in Birmingham for (a) public libraries, (b) museums, (c) galleries, (e) open spaces, (f) sport and leisure facilities, and (h) other cultural services is not held centrally.

I am able to provide details of funding in Birmingham for:

(d) Arts development and support

The following table details funding provided under the Grants for the Arts programme in the Birmingham local authority area since the programme was introduced in 2003:

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Amount of grants for the arts funding provided to organisations based in the Birmingham local authority area
	£
2003-04	2,306,449
2004-05	3,464,364
2005-06	3,313,558
2006-07	4,627,704
2007-08	2,457,633
2008-09	2,238,845
Total	18,408,553

and

(g) School sport

Every community in England will benefit from investment into delivery of the five hour offer, which is targeted through our national network of 450 school sport partnerships and 49 county sport partnerships. Exchequer funding for school sport partnerships in Birmingham began in 2004 and is continuing through the PE and Sport Strategy for Young People, (PESSYP), jointly funded by my Department and the Department for Children, Schools and Families.

Funding provided for school sport partnerships in Birmingham in each year since 2004 is shown in the following table:

Funding for school sports partnerships in Birmingham
	£
2004	1,829,386
2005	2,306,047
2006	2,627,371
2007	2,364,633
2008	2,847,453
2009	2,914,155
Total	14,889,045

Funding provided for sports colleges in Birmingham in each year since the first sports college was established is shown in the following table:

Funding for sports colleges in Birmingham
	£
2000-01	471,580
2001-02	766,522
2002-03	734,788
2003-04	796,354
2004-05	1,147,896
2005-06	1,231,120
2006-07	1,291,855
2007-08	1,476,157
2008-09	1,430,315
2009-10	1,462,089
Total	10,808,676

Birmingham county sport partnership has received PESSYP funding via the Sport Unlimited, Leadership and Volunteering and Recruit into Coaching programmes. The key investments are outlined in the following table:

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Programme	Year	Funding (£)
Sport Unlimited	2008-09	214,450
	2009-10	271,938
	2010-11	333,296
	Total	819,684
Leadership and Volunteering	2008-09	22,000
	2009-10	22,000
	2010-11	22,000
	Total	66,000
Recruit into Coaching	2009-10	8,786
	2010-11	12,500
	Total	20,286

Museums and Galleries: Overseas Visitors

Mr. Peter Ainsworth: To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport (1) whether he has made an estimate of the (a) total financial contribution made by foreign national visitors to national museums and galleries in each year since 1997 and (b) proportion of the turnover of those museums attributable to such contributions in each of those years; and if he will make a statement; [323664]

(2) what estimate he has made of the number of foreign nationals who have visited national museums and galleries in each year since 1997; and if he will make a statement. [323665]

Mr. Sutcliffe: The number of overseas visits reported by 17 of the national museums and galleries since 1998 are in the table. This is an agreed museum performance indicator.

Overseas visitors
Financial year	Number
1998-99	6,053,600
1999-2000	6,044,299
2000-01	9,348,709
2001-02	9,139,763
2002-03	9,589,987
2003-04	11,805,327
2004-05	10,882,420
2005-06	10,912,808
2006-07	14,256,408
2007-08	15,179,212
2008-09	13,907,317

The Department does not hold the data for 1997.

The financial contributions and proportion of turnover to national museums and galleries by overseas visitors is not collected centrally.

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