Expenditure (Calderdale)

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To ask the Secretary of State for Education and Employment if she will set out the increases in real terms for education spending for each education sector in Calderdale since 1980. [36786]

The increase or decrease in expenditure by Calderdale local education authority on pre-primary and primary education and secondary education, between 1979–80 and 1993–94, the latest year for which outturn figures are available, is shown in the table:

Calderdale LEA: Net recurrent expenditure, real terms
Year	Pre-primary and primary education £000	Secondary education £000
1979–80	21,880	24,630
1993–94	33,366	22,833
Increase or decrease	11,486	-1,797
	(34.4 per cent.)	(-7.9 per cent.)

Note:

These figures exclude spending by GM schools.

Percentage of pupils known to be eligible for free school meals ⁽¹⁾in maintained primary and secondary schools in each local education authority area in England
	1993		1994		1995 (provisional)
	Primary	Secondary	Primary	Secondary	Primary	Secondary
Corporation of London	53	n/a	51	n/a	54	n/a
Camden	42	30	44	27	43	27
Greenwich	37	34	39	36	39	37
Hackney	51	56	53	59	54	66
Hammersmith	43	33	46	36	48	38
Islington	51	50	48	52	49	55
Kensington and Chelsea	39	36	41	41	44	41
Lambeth	44	48	47	51	47	53
Lewisham	37	38	39	40	38	40
Southwark	45	52	45	56	48	57
Tower Hamlets	59	65	58	64	60	66
Wandsworth	34	33	35	35	36	35
Westminster	42	36	45	44	47	44
Barking	22	16	25	19	26	22
Barnet	19	13	17	15	18	15
Bexley	16	9	16	11	16	12
Brent	27	25	29	27	30	28
Bromley	16	11	18	13	18	14
Croydon	23	15	25	19	26	21
Ealing	25	25	26	30	27	32
Enfield	19	16	21	19	22	21
Haringey	35	39	38	40	39	42
Harrow	10	12	11	14	11	14
Havering	13	9	14	10	15	11
Hillingdon	10	12	12	13	12	14
Hounslow	21	18	25	21	26	22
Kingston upon Thames	8	8	9	9	9	10
Merton	19	16	21	19	22	20
Newham	32	36	36	39	37	43
Redbridge	17	13	21	17	19	17
Richmond upon Thames	12	14	17	16	13	17
Sutton	12	7	14	9	14	8
Waltham Forest	32	32	34	34	33	36
Birmingham	36	31	36	32	37	35
Coventry	28	22	28	24	26	24
Dudley	18	15	19	17	18	17
Sandwell	28	24	29	25	29	26
Solihull	17	10	17	12	17	12
Walsall	29	24	27	25	27	24
Wolverhampton	29	25	28	25	27	25
Knowsley	47	51	46	52	48	53
Liverpool	39	38	40	39	42	41
St. Helens	24	16	24	17	24	18
Sefton	23	20	23	21	24	22
Wirral	28	25	29	26	31	27
Bolton	25	16	22	16	22	17
Bury	18	13	18	14	18	14
Manchester	47	42	49	43	48	45
Oldham	28	22	28	54	28	24
Rochdale	28	27	30	29	31	29
Salford	35	24	36	26	35	27

Volume 264: debated on Thursday 19 October 1995