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Written question asked by Adrian Sanders (Liberal Democrat) on Tuesday, 5 January 2010, in the House of Commons. It was due for an answer on Thursday, 7 January 2010. It was answered by Lord Coaker (Labour) on Monday, 18 January 2010 on behalf of the Department for Children, Schools and Families.


Children's Services: Finance

Question
To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families how much funding each unitary local authority allocated per head of population for children's services in 2009-10.
Answer

The available information on how much was allocated by each unitary local authority for children's services per head of population in 2009-10 is shown in the following table:

Total net budget for unitary local authorities in England covering education, community, youth justice and children and young people's services: 2009-10
£ £ per head
England 41,441,129,000 3,350
Unitary LAs 9,258,268,000 3,280
Bath and North East Somerset 131,341,000 3,220
Bedford 144,340,000 3,620
Blackburn with Darwen 139,948,000 3,220
Blackpool 117,785,000 3,480
Bournemouth 114,495,000 3,460
Bracknell Forest 84,293,000 2,890
Brighton and Hove 190,243,000 3,560
Bristol 286,039,000 3,060
Central Bedfordshire 201,917,000 3,170
Cheshire East 255,559,000 3,030
Cheshire West and Chester 243,930,000 3,180
Cornwall 377,451,000 3,190
Darlington 74,207,000 3,030
Derby 203,003,000 3,390
Durham 395,445,000 3,420
East Riding of Yorkshire 246,916,000 3,280
Halton 105,750,000 3,430
Hartlepool 86,767,000 3,700
Herefordshire 118,131,000 2,960
Isle of Wight 107,132,000 3,500
Kingston upon Hull 224,771,000 3,620
Leicester 280,435,000 3,570
Luton 184,588,000 3,520
Medway 224,506,000 3,410
Middlesbrough 108,543,000 3,070
Milton Keynes 215,155,000 3,500
North East Lincolnshire 128,877,000 3,240
North Lincolnshire 123,794,000 3,210
North Somerset 142,746,000 3,000
Northumberland 247,062,000 3,610
Nottingham 245,455,000 3,520
Peterborough 162,817,000 3,770
Plymouth 212,136,000 3,620
Poole 98,711,000 3,210
Portsmouth 136,877,000 3,010
Reading 105,327,000 3,180
Redcar and Cleveland 119,466,000 3,560
Rutland 25,996,000 2,490
Shropshire 198,697,000 2,960
Slough 130,942,000 4,120
South Gloucestershire 185,383,000 2,960
Southampton 154,113,000 2,960
Southend-on-Sea 151,255,000 3,950
Stockton-on-Tees 157,166,000 3,300
Stoke-on-Trent 193,586,000 3,330
Swindon 146,146,000 3,110
Telford and Wrekin 128,893,000 3,010
Thurrock 127,624,000 3,160
Torbay 103,522,000 3,520
Warrington 149,784,000 3,140
West Berkshire 135,961,000 3,480
Wiltshire 340,084,000 3,010
Windsor and Maidenhead 104,366,000 2,860
Wokingham 123,389,000 3,060
York 115,406,000 2,730
Notes:
1. The figures for the total net budget covering education, community, youth justice and children and young people's services are drawn from unitary local authorities' 2009-10 Children, Schools and Families Financial Data Collection (Budget Table 1 line 8) submitted to the DCSF. Figures are rounded to the nearest £1,000 and may not sum due to rounding.
2. The per head figures are calculated by dividing the total net budget by the projected population aged 0 to 19 at mid-2009 in each LA. Figures are rounded to the nearest £10 and may not sum due to rounding. Cash terms figures as reported by local authorities in England as at 12 January 2010.

Secondary information

Type
Written question
Reference
504 c138-9W; 309686
Session
2009-10
Subjects
Finance Social services
Contains statistics
Yes
Link
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