To ask the Secretary of State for Culture, Media and Sport how much funding his Department has provided for (a) public libraries, (b) museums, (c) galleries, (d) arts development and support, (e) open spaces, (f) sport and leisure facilities, (g) school sport and (h) other cultural services in Birmingham in each year since 1997. (325168)

Information on funding levels in Birmingham for (a) public libraries, (b) museums, (c) galleries, (e) open spaces, (f) sport and leisure facilities, and (h) other cultural services is not held centrally.

I am able to provide details of funding in Birmingham for:

(d) Arts development and support

The following table details funding provided under the Grants for the Arts programme in the Birmingham local authority area since the programme was introduced in 2003:

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(g) School sport

Every community in England will benefit from investment into delivery of the five hour offer, which is targeted through our national network of 450 school sport partnerships and 49 county sport partnerships. Exchequer funding for school sport partnerships in Birmingham began in 2004 and is continuing through the PE and Sport Strategy for Young People, (PESSYP), jointly funded by my Department and the Department for Children, Schools and Families.

Funding provided for school sport partnerships in Birmingham in each year since 2004 is shown in the following table:

Funding provided for sports colleges in Birmingham in each year since the first sports college was established is shown in the following table:

Birmingham county sport partnership has received PESSYP funding via the Sport Unlimited, Leadership and Volunteering and Recruit into Coaching programmes. The key investments are outlined in the following table: