Since July 2006, the Government have allocated around £250 million in capital funding towards 28 schemes through the Community Hospitals Programme.
The following table shows the total notional allocations made to each scheme when the programme was launched in 2006:
Primary care trust Scheme £ million (rounded) Sunderland Teaching Washington Primary Care Centre 8.95 Hartlepool Hartlepool Primary Care Facility 3.00 Stockport St Thomas' 26.60 Calderdale PCT Calderdale and Kirklees Community Services 13.08 Kirklees PCT Rotherham Rotherham Primary Care Centre 0.96 North Yorkshire and York Selby Health and Community Campus 13.04 East Riding of Yorkshire East Riding Community Hospitals (Beverley, Hornsea and Driffield) 17.00 Nottingham County Teaching Ashfield Community Hospital 1.15 Worcestershire Malvern Community Hospital 19.22 Suffolk Felixstowe General Hospital 1.76 Haringey Hornsey Community Hospital 1.66 Barking and Dagenham Barking Hospital 5.00 Richmond and Twickenham Teddington Health and Social Care Centre 3.98 Barnet Finchley Memorial Hospital 9.90 Kensington and Chelsea St. Charles Hospital 10.50 Greenwich Eltham and Mottingham Hospital 4.58 Hastings and Rother Hastings Primary Health Care Centre 12.29 Eastern and Coastal Kent Health and Social Care Centre at Kings Avenue, Ashford, Kent 9.00 Hampshire Gosport War Memorial Hospital 6.12 Southampton Royal South Hants Hospital 6.08 Portsmouth City Teaching St. Mary's Community Hospital 17.10 Buckinghamshire Thame 4.00 South Gloucestershire Yate Community Health Centre 5.00 Somerset Minehead Healthy Living Park 24.50 Bristol South Bristol Community Hospital 3.90 Bath and North East Somerset Keynsham Health Park 5.80 Gloucestershire Berkeley Vale 6.40 Gloucestershire North Cotswolds 13.20 Total notional allocation — 253.77
We do not hold information centrally on local profiling of expenditure for community hospitals. It is for strategic health authorities to work with their primary care trusts to monitor progress and support local management on individual schemes.