asked the Secretary of State for Social Services what real terms growth is to be expected in the National Health Service in Greater London health authorities, excluding those in inner London, as a result of allocations from his special fund for 1987–88 and 1988–89.
This information is not available in the form requested. The Greater London health authorities, excluding those in inner London, which have received allocations from the special fund for regions receiving less than national average growth are as follows:
Regional Health Authority
| District Health Authority
| Special fund allocation 1987–88 (£'000)
|
| North West Thames | Brent | 486 |
| Hillingdon | 450 | |
| North East Thames | Haringey | 700 |
| South East Thames | Greenwich | 400 |
| Bexley | 100 | |
| Bromley | 150 | |
| South West Thames | Merton & Sutton | 450 |
Allocations to district health authorities are a matter for the appropriate regional health authority and the hon. Member might wish to contact the chairmen of the regional health authorities involved for further detail.
Allocations from the special fund for 1988–89 will be decided when 1988–89 main allocations are known.