asked the Secretary of State for the Environment if he will list the amount of rate support grant paid to each London borough and to each metropolitan district in each of the years from 1978–79 to 1985–86 expressed in constant 1985–86 prices.
The information requested is in the following tables, which should be read with the usual explanatory notes.
1978–79 Column 1
| 1979–80 Column 2
| 1980–81 Column 3
| 1981–82 Column 4
| 1982–83 Column 5
| 1983–84 Column 6
| 1984–85 Column 7
| 1985–86
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Liverpool | 192,489 | 186,457 | 190,571 | 147,876 | 134,422 | 135,607 | 124,171 | 34,881 |
St. Helens | 55,900 | 53,690 | 54,864 | 43,316 | 40,563 | 40,604 | 38,627 | 37,513 |
Sefton | 88,851 | 85,054 | 83,458 | 62,494 | 57,177 | 54,258 | 50,915 | 48,201 |
Wirral | 103,539 | 98,092 | 97,090 | 73,683 | 68,362 | 68,135 | 64,734 | 58,713 |
South Yorkshire
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Bamsley | 77,692 | 77,964 | 82,022 | 60,809 | 55,693 | 55,113 | 52,245 | 49,019 |
Doncaster | 95,981 | 93,463 | 96,798 | 73,961 | 67,314 | 66,763 | 63,361 | 57,569 |
Rotherham | 85,188 | 85,211 | 85,063 | 68,008 | 62,262 | 61,117 | 58,875 | 53,851 |
Sheffield | 165,193 | 154,894 | 160,245 | 116,793 | 105,135 | 96,469 | 94,328 | 90,801 |
Tyne and Wear
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Gateshead | 72,135 | 69,986 | 71,545 | 54,198 | 48,947 | 48,734 | 46,471 | 42,372 |
Newcastle-upon-Tyne | 88,236 | 84,313 | 84,339 | 60,608 | 44,297 | 43,445 | 40,347 | 20,017 |
North Tyneside | 68,036 | 66,871 | 66,371 | 49,729 | 44,436 | 42,756 | 41,784 | 37,254 |
South Tyneside | 65,671 | 63,920 | 63,331 | 50,425 | 45,489 | 44,007 | 41,509 | 39,110 |
Sunderland | 107,622 | 105,342 | 104,196 | 78,267 | 74,200 | 71,608 | 64,906 | 59,595 |
West Midlands
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Birmingham | 295,629 | 281,062 | 272,876 | 216,762 | 195,834 | 209,027 | 204,716 | 180,487 |
Coventry | 95,602 | 88,652 | 88,349 | 73,929 | 70,704 | 68,561 | 64,137 | 57,527 |
Dudley | 58,306 | 54,056 | 52,786 | 43,751 | 40,670 | 42,015 | 41,372 | 38,777 |
Sandwell | 76,471 | 69,779 | 69,521 | 49,664 | 53,149 | 58,172 | 57,011 | 53,339 |
Solihull | 46,219 | 41,907 | 40,483 | 34,931 | 34,000 | 33,789 | 31,716 | 28,310 |
Walsall | 67,580 | 62,753 | 63,764 | 50,990 | 45,074 | 51,846 | 49,731 | 45,686 |
Wolverhampton | 70,303 | 65,290 | 66,358 | 54,663 | 52,429 | 52,955 | 50,544 | 47,924 |
West Yorkshire
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Bradford | 161,110 | 159,043 | 158,093 | 127,812 | 122,776 | 125,434 | 119,855 | 111,987 |
Calderdale | 66,022 | 64,965 | 65,275 | 53,411 | 49,710 | 48,834 | 47,116 | 43,275 |
Kirklees | 115,827 | 119,210 | 122,645 | 97,257 | 97,681 | 98,100 | 95,767 | 88,550 |
Leeds | 194,593 | 190,664 | 190,654 | 150,663 | 135,719 | 135,652 | 131,256 | 119,956 |
Wakefield | 89,567 | 88,583 | 88,131 | 70,019 | 63,409 | 63,097 | 60,462 | 52,104 |
Notes:
The figures for 1978/79 to 1980/81 comprise needs, resources and domestic elements; those for 1981/82 onwards comprise block grant and domestic rate relief grant.
Prior to 1981/82, no grants were paid to Metropolitan counties or to precepting authorities in London. Resources element was paid only to qualifying rating authorities. Where appropriate, figures for 1981/82 include grant paid in respect of the Greater London Council and the Metropolitan Police; for 1982/83 grant in respect of the Metropolitan Police is included; in subsequent years Metropolitan Police grant was also paid direct. Figures for grant paid over the run of years shown, therefore, are not on a comparable basis.
Grant payments have been revalued to 1985/86 constant prices using the GDP deflator. Figures for 1978/79 to 1982/83 are based upon final entitlements; for later years latest entitlements have been used.