The Department for Transport publishes estimates of its total expenditure on services per head by region and country in its annual report. These figures rest on a number of assumptions, for example about how total expenditure on strategic highways and rail should be attributed to different regions, and figures are not available below regional level. The report does not include the split between revenue and capital schemes.
However, a further analysis showing the breakdown between revenue and capital schemes per capita for the Department since its formation in May 2002 is provided in the following table:
Region CAP or CUR 2002-031 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 2006-07 2007-08 North East CAP — 5 5 6 9 9 CUR 65 79 70 77 111 109 North West CAP — 8 9 9 14 16 CUR 81 102 114 111 148 153 Yorkshire and the Humber CAP — 5 5 6 10 9 CUR 67 82 73 76 119 114 East Midlands CAP — 6 7 8 10 9 CUR 90 100 94 104 127 114 West Midlands CAP — 7 9 9 12 12 CUR 85 105 125 121 143 142 East CAP — 5 5 6 8 8 CUR 86 92 73 75 104 99 London CAP — 30 12 13 19 20 CUR 135 285 116 107 141 142 South East CAP — 12 13 13 17 16 CUR 90 155 153 146 182 175 South West CAP — 5 7 9 11 10 CUR 71 89 100 113 148 134 England CAP — 6 6 7 10 10 CUR 89 133 107 107 141 136 1 The figures proved for 2002-03 are aggregate.
These figures do not include grant support provided by the Department to local authorities. Revenue support to authorities for transport is generally provided through the Revenue Support Grant. Amounts provided to York city council in these years are as follows:
LTP funding Pre-LTP funding Major projects Total capital funding 2009-10 4.856 — — 4.856 2008-09 5.116 — — 5.116 2007-08 5.560 — — 5.560 2006-07 5.864 — — 5.864 2005-06 6.225 — — 6.225 2004-05 6.302 — — 6.302 2003-04 5.981 — — 5.981 2002-03 5.555 — — 5.555 2001-02 5.995 — — 5.995 2000-01 2.262 — — 2.262 1999-2000 — 1.983 — 1.983 1998-99 — 1.127 — 1.127 1997-98 — 2.212 0.977 3.189 1996-97 No data No data 2.262 2.262