The requested information is contained in the following table.
Local authority name Music service (not standards fund supported)1, 2, 3 (£) England 29,790,000 Barking and Dagenham 484,000 Barnet 0 Barnsley 253,000 Bath and North East Somerset 92,000 Bedfordshire 835,000 Bexley 182,000 Birmingham 313,000 Blackburn and Darwen 0 Blackpool 0 Bolton 80,000 Bournemouth 74,000 Bracknell Forest 37,000 Bradford 0 Brent 101,000 Brighton and Hove 399,000 Bromley 446,000 Buckinghamshire 467,000 Bury 0 Calderdale 125,000 Cambridgeshire 151,000 Camden 125,000 Cheshire 242,000 City of Bristol 86,000 City of Kingston-upon-Hull 462,000 City of London 50,000 Cornwall 254,000 Coventry 792,000 Croydon 250,000 Cumbria 74,000 Darlington 122,000 Derby 11,000 Derbyshire 89,000 Devon 76,000 Doncaster 118,000 Dorset 187,000 Dudley 997,000 Durham 410,000 Ealing 0 East Riding of Yorkshire 395,000 East Sussex 219,000 Enfield 390,000 Essex 805,000 Gateshead 67,000 Gloucestershire 60,000 Greenwich 67,000 Hackney 101,000 Halton 0 Hammersmith and Fulham 0 Hampshire 779,000 Haringey 153,000 Harrow 340,000 Hartlepool 0 Havering 241,000 Herefordshire 0 Hertfordshire 1,486,000 Hillingdon 429,000 Hounslow 60,000 Isle of Wight 137,000 Isles of Scilly 0 Islington 0 Kensington and Chelsea 29,000 Kent 414,000 Kingston upon Thames 134,000 Kirklees 0 Knowsley 249,000 Lambeth 0 Lancashire 35,000 Leeds 612,000 Leicester 0 Leicestershire 0 Lewisham 101,000 Lincolnshire 638,000 Liverpool (129,000) Luton 214,000 Manchester 0 Medway 0 Merton 70,000 Middlesbrough 0 Milton Keynes 510,000 Newcastle upon Tyne 12,000 Newham 0 Norfolk 151,000 North East Lincolnshire 0 North Lincolnshire 20,000 North Somerset 103,000 North Tyneside 0 North Yorkshire 553,000 Northamptonshire 254,000 Northumberland 0 Nottingham City 11,000 Nottinghamshire 1,247,000 Oldham 185,000 Oxfordshire 988,000 Peterborough 0 Plymouth 0 Poole 52,000 Portsmouth 27,000 Reading 0 Redbridge 867,000 Redcar and Cleveland 0 Richmond upon Thames 98,000 Rochdale 175,000 Rotherham 0 Rutland 0 Salford 577,000 Sandwell 554,000 Sefton 290,000 Sheffield 232,000 Shropshire 269,000 Slough 0 Solihull 456,000 Somerset 49,000 South Gloucestershire 5,000 South Tyneside 117,000 Southampton 603,000 Southend 0 Southwark 0 St. Helens 0 Staffordshire 200,000 Stockport 4,000 Stockton-on-Tees 113,000 Stoke on Trent 183,000 Suffolk 360,000 Sunderland 59,000 Surrey 223,000 Sutton 56,000 Swindon 3,000 Tameside 0 Telford and Wrekin 49,000 Thurrock 70,000 Torbay 0 Tower Hamlets 0 Trafford 229,000 Wakefield 127,000 Walsall 357,000 Waltham Forest 246,000 Wandsworth 0 Warrington 0 Warwickshire 1,307,000 West Berkshire 0 West Sussex 475,000 Westminster 0 Wigan 0 Wiltshire 0 Windsor and Maidenhead 48,000 Wirral 163,000 Wokingham 58,000 Wolverhampton 92,000 Worcestershire 295,000 York 189,000 1 Includes planned expenditure (not standards fund supported) on the provision of music tuition or other activities which provide opportunities for pupils to enhance their experience of music. This is drawn from local authorities’ 2007-08 section 52 Budget Statements (Table 1 line 2.4.11) submitted to the DCSF (formally DfES). 2 2007-08 figures are subject to change by the local authority. 3 Figures are rounded to the nearest £1,000 and may not sum due to rounding. Note: Cash term figures as reported by local authorities as at 26 November 2007.
This information is not collected centrally.
Since 2006 the Music Standards Fund has comprised two elements. First the baseline grant to local authorities of £59 million to enhance opportunities for pupils to access high quality music education, with a priority on instrumental and vocal opportunities at Key Stage 2. Second local authorities received a new allocation through the Music Standards Fund grant, of £3million in 2006-07 and £23 million in 2007-08, to be devolved to schools serving Key Stage 2 pupils. This allocation allows primary and special schools themselves to begin buying in instrumental and vocal tuition at Key Stage 2, either from the Local Authority Music Service or from other local providers. We understand that in many local authorities schools have decided to buy in support from their local music service. In each of the years from 2008-09 to 2010-11 the whole £82 million available will go to local authorities to support the new music education ambitions set out on 21 November. However, they will be expected to secure the agreement of the School Forums as to its precise use.