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Revenue Support Grant

Volume 167: debated on Thursday 22 February 1990

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Sir John Stanley

To ask the Secretary of State for Wales whether under the community charge system in Wales it is possible to identify the amount of revenue support grant attributable to each county council and to each borough and district council.

Mr. Peter Walker

I calculated the revenue support grant entitlements of all Welsh local authorities, under section 82(1) of the Local Government Finance Act 1988, following the approval of the Welsh revenue support grant report 1990–91 on 24 January. Authorities were notified of their entitlements on 1 February. Those entitlements are listed in the following table:

Welsh revenue support grant settlement 1990–91
Revenue support grant
£
Alyn and Deeside3,596,953
Colwyn2,725,742
Delyn2,764,702
Glyndwr1,721,119
Rhuddlan3,178,226
Wrexham Maelor5,893,988
Carmarthen2,910,219
Ceredigion3,673,507
Dinefwr1,771,103
Llanelli4,792,442
Preseli Pembrokeshire3,854,649
South Pembrokeshire2,743,440
Blaenau Gwent6,435,008
Islwyn4,976,825
Monmouth3,031,576
Newport10,154,847
Torfaen5,646,991
Aberconwy2,849,894
Arfon3,692,376
Dwyfor2,309,802
Meirionnydd2,184,575
Ynys Môn4,171,718
Cynon Valley5,442,452
Merthyr Tydfil5,561,740
Ogwr8,624,883
Rhondda8,295,768
Rhymney Valley6,056,028
Taff Ely5,803,832
Brecknock2,202,866
Montgomeryshire2,228,139
Radnorshire989,607
Cardiff17,925,825
Vale of Glamorgan5,367,849
Port Talbot3,988,218
Lliw Valley3,180,384

Revenue support grant

£

Neath4,006,177
Swansea15,570,241
Clwyd124,120,279
Dyfed117,851,755
Gwent141,200,394
Gwynedd82,423,396
Mid Glamorgan191,709,234
Powys48,371,125
South Glamorgan135,014,799
West Glamorgan118,903,306
TOTAL DISTRICTS180,323,711
TOTAL COUNTIES959,594,288
TOTAL WALES1,139,917,999