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My Lords, the Government have so far committed £4.1 million to research and development on whether organophosphates cause chronic ill health in humans. None of the research so far has confirmed this suggestion.

Answered by

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c576

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, I am grateful to the Minister. Perhaps I may take this opportunity also to thank her colleague the noble Lord, Lord Rooker, who has long shown an interest in and consistent attitude to this matter. Does the Minister agree that some of this research—notably that by Dr Mackenzie Ross of University College, London—needs urgent completion? Does she also recognise that victims of OP poisoning are increasingly concerned that every bit of research so far seems simply to have produced the result that more research is needed? Does she recognise that the point may be reached where it is more important to deal with the symptoms and to ensure that any compensation claims are dealt with than to pursue additional research endlessly and at great cost to the taxpayer? Does she recognise that the victims feel that the manufacturers’ procrastination, and the tortuous way in which government have dealt with these matters, adds to their concern? Does she recognise that many of them feel that they will be dead before there is a completion? Will she and her noble friend the Minister meet the noble Countess, Lady Mar, and me to discuss these matters?

Asked by

Lord Tyler (Liberal Democrat)

Oral questions - 1st Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c576

House

House of Lords

Quangos

asked Her Majesty's Government:Whether the number of quangos in Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland has reduced in number in the past 10 years; and, if so, what reduction has taken place in each geographical area; and

Asked by

Lord Steinberg (Conservative)

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

676; 697 c128-9WA

House

House of Lords

Quangos

How many quangos there are in England; and what are the costs of these quangos individually and in total.

Asked by

Lord Steinberg (Conservative)

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

677; 697 c128-9WA

House

House of Lords

Probation Service

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what was spent on approved premises for the Probation Service in England and Wales for each financial year since 1997-98.

Asked by

Neil Gerrard (Labour)

Answering body

Ministry of Justice

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

469 c1292W; 175382

House

House of Commons

Probation Service

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what was spent on public protection for the Probation Service in England and Wales for each financial year since 1997-98.

Asked by

Neil Gerrard (Labour)

Answering body

Ministry of Justice

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

469 c1292W; 175383

House

House of Commons

Probation Service

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what was spent on local management for the Probation Service in England and Wales for each financial year since 1997-98.

Asked by

Neil Gerrard (Labour)

Answering body

Ministry of Justice

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

469 c1291-2W; 175379

House

House of Commons

Health: Organophosphates

What has been the total cost of government-funded research into organophosphates and human health since 1992.

Asked by

Lord Tyler (Liberal Democrat)

Oral questions - Lead

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c576

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, I recognise that the sufferers are frustrated by the current situation and wish the research to be completed as soon as possible. That is entirely natural, and I am sure that that is what wider society wishes. However, we have to ensure that the research has a good scientific basis and is excellent. I understand people’s desire for compensation, but because no link between chronic ill health and exposure to OPs has yet been proven, we are not in a position to discuss it. I would be very happy to meet the noble Lord to discuss these issues.

Answered by

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c576

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, I should be very happy to contact St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, as the noble Baroness suggests.

Answered by

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c577

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, there is certainly a dialogue with our American colleagues; how great that dialogue is I do not know, but I will come back to the noble Baroness. We are also aware of the literature that abounds on these issues and take careful note of what is written in scientific journals.

Answered by

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c577

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, as I understand it, that research has not yet been completed and we are still looking at it. However, the Government as a whole have done an enormous amount to ensure that people still using organophosphates in sheep dip are properly protected. We have introduced many measures. We have, for example—I beg your Lordships’ pardon; I cannot read my notes—ensured that pesticides are used in a diluted form and that people using them are properly registered and licensed and that they wear proper protective clothing. It is well recognised that the Government are doing everything they can to protect those who are currently using these organophosphates, though I recognise that the problems that people now suffer result from past use of the pesticides.

Answered by

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c577

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, does the Minister agree that organophosphate poisoning can lead to liver disease? Will she contact St Mary’s Hospital, Paddington, which has expertise on this subject? It knows about a cluster of people with liver disease who have been connected with organophosphates.

Asked by

Baroness Masham of Ilton (Crossbench)

Oral questions - Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c577

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, what has the Department of Health done as a result of the study by Dr Cherry published in the Lancet in 2002 which showed that some farm workers were genetically disposed to have a low resistance to the chemicals used in organophosphates?

Asked by

Baroness Barker (Liberal Democrat)

Oral questions - Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c577

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, to what degree are the Government consulting with the Americans on this issue? In the case of the Gulf War sufferers, for instance, the Americans decided a long while ago that some of their claims were well based, while as far as I know the research continues on this side of the Atlantic as if it is still a question in doubt. To what degree do we work with the Americans?

Asked by

Baroness Park of Monmouth (Conservative)

Oral questions - Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c577

House

House of Lords

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, have any recent studies shown a link between organophosphate residues and the human food chain?

Asked by

Earl Howe (Conservative)

Oral questions - Supplementary

Status

Answered

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c576-7

House

House of Lords

Special Educational Needs: Expenditure

To ask the Secretary of State for Children, Schools and Families how much was spent on special educational needs in each English local education authority in each year since 2000.

Asked by

Ian Liddell-Grainger (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Children, Schools and Families

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

6 December 2007

For answer on

10 December 2007

Answered on

18 December 2007

The information is in the following tables:

Budgeted net expenditure on the provision of education for children with special educational needs by local authorities in England since 2000-01
£
	Budgeted net expenditure on the education of children with special educational needs¹, ²
Local authority name	2000-01	2001-02	2002-03	2003-04
England	2,763,226,000	2,908,380,000	3,038,661,000	3,466,180,000

Barking and Dagenham	9,383,000	6,293,000	11,935,000	12,812,000
Barnet	26,197,000	26,090,000	26,784,000	31,236,000
Barnsley	9,347,000	9,023,000	11,632,000	13,108,000
Bath and North East Somerset	8,304,000	8,843,000	7,846,000	8,522,000
Bedfordshire	19,250,000	21,011,000	18,838,000	24,669,000
Bexley	14,451,000	16,754,000	17,731,000	21,465,000
Birmingham	92,031,000	95,614,000	99,409,000	113,255,000
Blackburn and Darwen	13,775,000	13,667,000	14,392,000	16,207,000
Blackpool	10,260,000	10,533,000	9,985,000	12,895,000
Bolton	14,605,000	14,943,000	15,900,000	17,216,000
Bournemouth	8,264,000	8,702,000	9,590,000	10,517,000
Bracknell Forest	5,258,000	5,859,000	5,812,000	7,661,000
Bradford	34,027,000	35,997,000	23,914,000	26,423,000
Brent	15,181,000	16,626,000	17,099,000	18,891,000
Brighton and Hove	15,963,000	16,391,000	17,212,000	18,804,000
Bromley	16,356,000	16,987,000	16,549,000	23,357,000
Buckinghamshire	24,469,000	27,531,000	29,588,000	36,621,000
Bury	9,455,000	9,938,000	11,099,000	12,551,000
Calderdale	10,001,000	11,852,000	9,503,000	13,950,000
Cambridgeshire	31,017,000	33,352,000	36,290,000	44,958,000
Camden	9,490,000	14,215,000	13,056,000	15,388,000
Cheshire	31,671,000	33,787,000	36,732,000	43,613,000
City of Bristol	22,602,000	28,522,000	28,361,000	30,917,000
City of Kingston-Upon-Hull	16,344,000	17,231,000	17,033,000	19,679,000
City of London	202,000	242,000	336,000	401,000
Cornwall	20,772,000	24,127,000	24,489,000	28,480,000
Coventry	16,357,000	18,377,000	19,805,000	22,373,000
Croydon	20,241,000	22,008,000	21,252,000	24,969,000
Cumbria	22,777,000	23,761,000	29,097,000	28,807,000
Darlington	4,739,000	4,998,000	5,122,000	6,133,000
Derby	13,368,000	14,747,000	15,314,000	18,185,000
Derbyshire	46,256,000	49,566,000	51,128,000	57,146,000
Devon	35,733,000	37,437,000	38,267,000	43,144,000
Doncaster	14,078,000	12,936,000	14,984,000	16,562,000
Dorset	20,907,000	23,317,000	26,055,000	29,866,000
Dudley	15,583,000	17,018,000	17,670,000	19,074,000
Durham	25,485,000	25,564,000	26,424,000	29,875,000
Ealing	19,895,000	20,347,000	22,588,000	23,075,000
East Riding of Yorkshire	14,535,000	15,019,000	16,109,000	19,555,000
East Sussex	29,293,000	32,176,000	32,784,000	37,086,000
Enfield	19,814,000	20,172,000	19,667,000	23,536,000
Essex	62,904,000	68,285,000	69,328,000	75,876,000
Gateshead	10,480,000	9,871,000	11,292,000	10,722,000
Gloucestershire	26,751,000	27,878,000	30,971,000	33,530,000
Greenwich	20,336,000	19,883,000	21,328,000	23,425,000
Hackney	17,296,000	18,172,000	18,690,000	20,443,000
Halton	9,276,000	9,500,000	9,753,000	10,931,000
Hammersmith and Fulham	8,256,000	8,045,000	9,280,000	10,297,000
Hampshire	57,877,000	61,087,000	64,668,000	72,771,000
Haringey	14,782,000	16,974,000	20,411,000	21,628,000
Harrow	14,763,000	13,181,000	12,030,000	14,794,000
Hartlepool	7,002,000	7,248,000	7,505,000	7,889,000
Havering	9,333,000	9,595,000	9,607,000	10,842,000
Herefordshire	9,464,000	9,736,000	10,433,000	12,403,000
Hertfordshire	54,162,000	56,668,000	55,427,000	63,654,000
Hillingdon	15,789,000	18,143,000	19,137,000	21,263,000
Hounslow	14,772,000	16,092,000	16,395,000	20,330,000
Isle of Wight	8,091,000	8,207,000	8,425,000	9,394,000
Isles of Scilly	48,000	37,000	57,000	58,000
Islington	11,796,000	10,973,000	12,466,000	15,930,000
Kensington and Chelsea	7,636,000	7,123,000	5,460,000	6,869,000
Kent	84,532,000	91,413,000	84,874,000	117,265,000
Kingston upon Thames	7,764,000	9,025,000	10,363,000	10,671,000
Kirklees	16,803,000	18,932,000	20,150,000	23,196,000
Knowsley	10,137,000	10,802,000	12,973,000	13,548,000
Lambeth	20,672,000	21,775,000	20,900,000	23,896,000
Lancashire	79,766,000	82,826,000	86,666,000	99,347,000
Leeds	37,167,000	40,409,000	42,897,000	46,444,000
Leicester	20,227,000	18,264,000	20,411,000	21,414,000
Leicestershire	29,555,000	31,347,000	32,413,000	39,883,000
Lewisham	15,996,000	17,092,000	17,190,000	27,098,000
Lincolnshire	29,713,000	30,834,000	33,762,000	37,824,000
Liverpool	25,981,000	26,125,000	28,671,000	26,140,000
Luton	9,136,000	9,321,000	14,765,000	15,673,000
Manchester	24,053,000	26,238,000	28,448,000	35,869,000
Medway	17,821,000	18,581,000	18,325,000	22,817,000
Merton	11,422,000	12,169,000	12,696,000	13,467,000
Middlesbrough	8,272,000	8,790,000	9,034,000	10,111,000
Milton Keynes	14,383,000	14,386,000	17,972,000	18,928,000
Newcastle upon Tyne	14,605,000	9,758,000	14,476,000	16,418,000
Newham	19,623,000	21,807,000	24,554,000	28,901,000
Norfolk	34,824,000	37,782,000	38,304,000	42,233,000
North East Lincolnshire	10,181,000	10,472,000	8,609,000	11,888,000
North Lincolnshire	9,041,000	9,848,000	11,004,000	12,678,000
North Somerset	9,361,000	9,174,000	9,064,000	11,289,000
North Tyneside	8,953,000	8,987,000	10,599,000	11,905,000
North Yorkshire	29,813,000	31,360,000	35,864,000	31,827,000
Northamptonshire	30,405,000	31,926,000	34,506,000	36,174,000
Northumberland	26,717,000	27,279,000	29,158,000	32,934,000
Nottingham City	14,472,000	14,414,000	8,780,000	16,444,000
Nottinghamshire	26,889,000	29,117,000	33,316,000	34,350,000
Oldham	12,723,000	13,335,000	13,056,000	14,871,000
Oxfordshire	25,847,000	28,246,000	27,346,000	31,417,000
Peterborough	12,325,000	13,410,000	14,787,000	16,936,000
Plymouth	15,867,000	16,758,000	17,414,000	15,686,000
Poole	6,668,000	6,901,000	7,613,000	5,411,000
Portsmouth	10,331,000	11,386,000	11,634,000	13,134,000
Reading	7,331,000	7,371,000	8,259,000	6,780,000
Redbridge	12,670,000	13,658,000	14,655,000	16,587,000
Redcar and Cleveland	8,779,000	7,953,000	6,781,000	9,432,000
Richmond upon Thames	6,228,000	8,651,000	7,935,000	10,085,000
Rochdale	11,384,000	11,841,000	13,400,000	14,687,000
Rotherham	11,181,000	11,771,000	18,004,000	19,876,000
Rutland	1,418,000	1,548,000	1,486,000	1,714,000
Salford	15,807,000	16,268,000	15,763,000	18,548,000
Sandwell	19,169,000	19,293,000	18,567,000	18,710,000
Sefton	15,161,000	14,700,000	15,122,000	16,495,000
Sheffield	21,201,000	22,148,000	20,328,000	27,267,000
Shropshire	10,724,000	11,716,000	12,581,000	15,244,000
Slough	7,722,000	8,076,000	8,453,000	10,715,000
Solihull	10,561,000	10,576,000	11,125,000	12,335,000
Somerset	21,932,000	22,268,000	26,714,000	29,068,000
South Gloucestershire	12,108,000	12,745,000	12,750,000	9,698,000
South Tyneside	15,465,000	16,413,000	17,211,000	10,163,000
Southampton	10,526,000	11,846,000	11,973,000	13,003,000
Southend	8,867,000	10,222,000	10,653,000	13,096,000
Southwark	20,278,000	21,253,000	20,208,000	23,129,000
St. Helens	8,987,000	9,277,000	9,477,000	11,612,000
Staffordshire	30,120,000	38,600,000	43,505,000	52,707,000
Stockport	12,546,000	14,109,000	13,252,000	14,181,000
Stockton-on-Tees	11,150,000	12,562,000	12,659,000	15,175,000
Stoke on Trent	9,956,000	10,751,000	11,517,000	13,819,000
Suffolk	22,845,000	23,452,000	29,012,000	32,374,000
Sunderland	12,415,000	10,962,000	11,856,000	15,693,000
Surrey	61,123,000	62,218,000	69,738,000	82,021,000
Sutton	11,443,000	12,880,000	15,259,000	16,863,000
Swindon	11,380,000	12,546,000	12,757,000	12,519,000
Tameside	11,394,000	11,734,000	10,584,000	12,381,000
Telford and Wrekin	10,505,000	11,575,000	10,765,000	12,565,000
Thurrock	7,425,000	7,788,000	8,774,000	9,979,000
Torbay	6,355,000	6,938,000	6,295,000	7,723,000
Tower Hamlets	24,829,000	24,946,000	22,926,000	27,202,000
Trafford	10,841,000	11,167,000	12,073,000	14,494,000
Wakefield	17,260,000	15,580,000	15,103,000	18,328,000
Walsall	16,697,000	17,869,000	18,671,000	24,714,000
Waltham Forest	14,395,000	15,119,000	18,181,000	17,295,000
Wandsworth	17,511,000	18,312,000	18,815,000	19,980,000
Warrington	9,340,000	9,803,000	10,150,000	11,357,000
Warwickshire	31,216,000	30,659,000	32,508,000	37,871,000
West Berkshire	6,647,000	7,420,000	7,664,000	9,260,000
West Sussex	44,923,000	45,567,000	50,632,000	54,732,000
Westminster	8,314,000	8,814,000	9,760,000	11,901,000
Wigan	19,757,000	17,858,000	18,177,000	20,046,000
Wiltshire	17,175,000	18,351,000	20,829,000	23,839,000
Windsor and Maidenhead	4,988,000	5,881,000	6,284,000	7,904,000
Wirral	19,936,000	21,501,000	21,377,000	24,853,000
Wokingham	6,148,000	6,893,000	6,515,000	8,143,000
Wolverhampton	15,205,000	15,287,000	16,178,000	18,295,000
Worcestershire	22,841,000	23,550,000	22,755,000	25,648,000
York	8,450,000	9,536,000	10,015,000	9,957,000

£
	Budgeted net expenditure on the education of children with special educational needs¹, ²
Local authority name	2004-05	2005-06	2006-07	2007-08³
England	3,774,757,000	4,120,549,000	4,481,245,000	4,868,571,000

Barking and Dagenham	15,361,000	17,273,000	10,185,000	20,173,000
Barnet	33,519,000	35,919,000	39,566,000	42,190,000
Barnsley	13,937,000	14,700,000	15,964,000	17,231,000
Bath and North East Somerset	8,743,000	9,639,000	10,017,000	10,936,000
Bedfordshire	26,198,000	27,455,000	31,224,000	32,013,000
Bexley	21,511,000	23,460,000	25,672,000	26,174,000
Birmingham	124,938,000	131,932,000	148,725,000	167,503,000
Blackburn and Darwen	17,320,000	19,210,000	20,652,000	23,552,000
Blackpool	12,827,000	13,556,000	14,241,000	15,020,000
Bolton	18,983,000	19,429,000	21,987,000	22,747,000
Bournemouth	10,705,000	11,179,000	14,080,000	14,964,000
Bracknell Forest	8,010,000	8,756,000	9,824,000	11,317,000
Bradford	36,831,000	43,949,000	49,586,000	53,123,000
Brent	23,316,000	25,070,000	26,652,000	31,250,000
Brighton and Hove	20,699,000	21,963,000	23,408,000	25,187,000
Bromley	22,286,000	27,542,000	30,201,000	31,631,000
Buckinghamshire	41,540,000	46,063,000	57,542,000	62,612,000
Bury	13,375,000	15,915,000	16,940,000	17,891,000
Calderdale	14,336,000	15,728,000	17,758,000	20,634,000
Cambridgeshire	42,980,000	45,120,000	47,217,000	48,756,000
Camden	16,790,000	19,673,000	19,867,000	24,670,000
Cheshire	47,962,000	58,423,000	65,851,000	69,129,000
City of Bristol	30,758,000	32,844,000	35,097,000	37,908,000
City of Kingston-Upon-Hull	21,643,000	22,823,000	23,838,000	25,965,000
City of London	432,000	398,000	377,000	331,000
Cornwall	29,051,000	29,923,000	34,862,000	40,106,000
Coventry	24,564,000	25,827,000	27,627,000	37,654,000
Croydon	25,453,000	29,434,000	31,037,000	38,185,000
Cumbria	29,383,000	29,903,000	32,848,000	35,418,000
Darlington	6,699,000	7,490,000	7,890,000	8,514,000
Derby	22,029,000	24,248,000	27,015,000	28,907,000
Derbyshire	61,514,000	66,796,000	72,772,000	80,430,000
Devon	44,722,000	50,157,000	55,916,000	62,251,000
Doncaster	18,082,000	18,491,000	19,167,000	19,958,000
Dorset	31,959,000	33,357,000	35,502,000	35,838,000
Dudley	19,641,000	21,624,000	22,788,000	24,873,000
Durham	30,293,000	30,273,000	36,640,000	38,686,000
Ealing	24,729,000	25,931,000	29,365,000	33,204,000
East Riding of Yorkshire	19,095,000	20,982,000	23,447,000	25,036,000
East Sussex	41,167,000	43,380,000	46,760,000	49,826,000
Enfield	26,770,000	27,851,000	28,435,000	31,522,000
Essex	81,359,000	87,946,000	96,982,000	103,046,000
Gateshead	12,226,000	14,414,000	16,503,000	19,278,000
Gloucestershire	36,562,000	39,161,000	42,524,000	44,614,000
Greenwich	26,412,000	27,615,000	27,874,000	28,511,000
Hackney	23,688,000	35,951,000	28,174,000	27,953,000
Halton	11,073,000	11,452,000	11,664,000	12,178,000
Hammersmith and Fulham	12,558,000	13,901,000	12,063,000	15,145,000
Hampshire	78,183,000	81,129,000	84,592,000	91,351,000
Haringey	26,314,000	27,455,000	29,883,000	29,957,000
Harrow	18,630,000	20,632,000	20,509,000	26,638,000
Hartlepool	8,252,000	8,923,000	9,444,000	10,146,000
Havering	11,452,000	12,489,000	14,174,000	15,787,000
Herefordshire	13,027,000	13,781,000	14,840,000	16,205,000
Hertfordshire	71,970,000	75,794,000	79,344,000	87,928,000
Hillingdon	23,350,000	23,908,000	25,700,000	26,436,000
Hounslow	21,412,000	23,867,000	27,061,000	27,465,000
Isle of Wight	9,933,000	10,429,000	10,356,000	11,087,000
Isles of Scilly	53,000	221,000	211,000	129,000
Islington	18,090,000	19,091,000	20,715,000	22,011,000
Kensington and Chelsea	7,434,000	8,093,000	8,938,000	9,678,000
Kent	100,270,000	133,843,000	128,769,000	143,573,000
Kingston upon Thames	12,073,000	13,095,000	13,900,000	15,771,000
Kirklees	25,335,000	25,619,000	26,683,000	27,406,000
Knowsley	13,715,000	14,292,000	14,481,000	16,088,000
Lambeth	26,150,000	27,537,000	29,986,000	33,078,000
Lancashire	106,320,000	109,113,000	118,120,000	128,721,000
Leeds	50,882,000	53,623,000	55,013,000	57,528,000
Leicester	22,926,000	29,747,000	32,235,000	36,411,000
Leicestershire	43,789,000	45,882,000	49,728,000	52,800,000
Lewisham	27,139,000	27,051,000	31,277,000	33,527,000
Lincolnshire	26,340,000	48,686,000	52,841,000	56,252,000
Liverpool	25,510,000	29,166,000	31,394,000	34,413,000
Luton	17,867,000	17,431,000	21,541,000	23,164,000
Manchester	33,912,000	38,646,000	54,584,000	58,501,000
Medway	24,297,000	24,726,000	26,626,000	28,617,000
Merton	14,001,000	16,888,000	19,476,000	21,320,000
Middlesbrough	11,311,000	13,092,000	17,145,000	17,010,000
Milton Keynes	21,131,000	22,269,000	24,772,000	28,150,000
Newcastle upon Tyne	18,893,000	19,778,000	21,666,000	23,387,000
Newham	31,592,000	37,180,000	39,891,000	42,125,000
Norfolk	44,946,000	48,604,000	51,472,000	60,953,000
North East Lincolnshire	12,432,000	13,955,000	17,938,000	17,845,000
North Lincolnshire	13,471,000	14,645,000	11,523,000	13,384,000
North Somerset	12,721,000	13,564,000	14,737,000	16,615,000
North Tyneside	15,837,000	16,151,000	17,038,000	19,233,000
North Yorkshire	35,502,000	44,326,000	47,650,000	54,554,000
Northamptonshire	41,370,000	44,064,000	48,735,000	50,889,000
Northumberland	36,021,000	38,168,000	42,193,000	27,250,000
Nottingham City	18,301,000	20,320,000	21,956,000	23,055,000
Nottinghamshire	39,028,000	32,012,000	36,964,000	37,506,000
Oldham	15,819,000	17,680,000	17,486,000	20,261,000
Oxfordshire	39,689,000	42,763,000	45,838,000	47,755,000
Peterborough	18,620,000	20,337,000	23,188,000	24,838,000
Plymouth	17,456,000	18,088,000	18,386,000	26,421,000
Poole	9,086,000	9,383,000	10,368,000	11,294,000
Portsmouth	13,464,000	13,766,000	14,776,000	15,414,000
Reading	10,324,000	12,313,000	13,390,000	14,805,000
Redbridge	19,880,000	20,907,000	24,039,000	26,216,000
Redcar and Cleveland	10,360,000	10,817,000	10,454,000	13,562,000
Richmond upon Thames	11,679,000	12,170,000	13,922,000	15,440,000
Rochdale	15,671,000	17,076,000	18,455,000	19,294,000
Rotherham	21,618,000	23,492,000	23,823,000	24,248,000
Rutland	1,933,000	2,395,000	2,268,000	2,961,000
Salford	20,283,000	30,012,000	24,211,000	24,178,000
Sandwell	28,862,000	31,827,000	33,774,000	35,879,000
Sefton	17,523,000	18,539,000	20,391,000	20,786,000
Sheffield	30,944,000	35,692,000	39,836,000	42,662,000
Shropshire	16,280,000	17,467,000	17,638,000	18,395,000
Slough	12,419,000	13,993,000	14,381,000	16,633,000
Solihull	13,814,000	14,757,000	18,464,000	19,522,000
Somerset	30,023,000	33,934,000	37,238,000	40,845,000
South Gloucestershire	16,307,000	18,338,000	19,356,000	21,567,000
South Tyneside	11,886,000	12,850,000	24,799,000	25,234,000
Southampton	14,289,000	14,693,000	15,464,000	16,214,000
Southend	15,107,000	15,810,000	19,076,000	21,469,000
Southwark	26,440,000	28,224,000	28,555,000	32,171,000
St. Helens	12,156,000	12,037,000	13,067,000	13,775,000
Staffordshire	59,548,000	62,075,000	63,829,000	59,045,000
Stockport	17,038,000	20,558,000	20,963,000	20,941,000
Stockton-on-Tees	16,172,000	17,330,000	18,584,000	20,657,000
Stoke on Trent	17,297,000	19,099,000	16,310,000	23,432,000
Suffolk	41,529,000	43,991,000	50,159,000	57,750,000
Sunderland	20,825,000	21,171,000	19,993,000	22,448,000
Surrey	93,017,000	100,952,000	106,330,000	110,753,000
Sutton	18,707,000	20,432,000	22,261,000	25,118,000
Swindon	16,031,000	12,466,000	17,980,000	18,705,000
Tameside	13,271,000	14,151,000	14,978,000	17,793,000
Telford and Wrekin	12,509,000	13,614,000	14,437,000	15,493,000
Thurrock	11,076,000	10,574,000	11,475,000	13,926,000
Torbay	8,358,000	8,459,000	9,472,000	9,803,000
Tower Hamlets	29,593,000	33,297,000	37,003,000	41,374,000
Trafford	15,917,000	17,799,000	18,355,000	19,640,000
Wakefield	18,826,000	22,217,000	25,110,000	26,151,000
Walsall	25,904,000	25,659,000	30,300,000	31,562,000
Waltham Forest	19,097,000	22,321,000	26,658,000	29,857,000
Wandsworth	25,704,000	27,833,000	26,843,000	33,551,000
Warrington	12,315,000	13,275,000	15,056,000	16,477,000
Warwickshire	41,677,000	44,692,000	47,384,000	50,882,000
West Berkshire	10,499,000	11,758,000	13,057,000	15,740,000
West Sussex	58,883,000	51,014,000	76,617,000	82,191,000
Westminster	12,750,000	17,506,000	18,241,000	23,203,000
Wigan	21,306,000	21,391,000	24,929,000	26,272,000
Wiltshire	25,703,000	28,149,000	30,429,000	32,696,000
Windsor and Maidenhead	9,269,000	10,503,000	11,987,000	13,389,000
Wirral	25,931,000	27,849,000	31,093,000	32,642,000
Wokingham	9,460,000	11,927,000	11,336,000	12,113,000
Wolverhampton	19,566,000	21,135,000	22,164,000	24,712,000
Worcestershire	28,741,000	32,292,000	41,723,000	46,703,000
York	11,091,000	12,288,000	13,122,000	13,729,000
¹ Includes planned expenditure on the provision for pupils with statements and the provision for non-statemented pupils with SEN, support for inclusion, inter-authority recoupment, fees for pupils at independent special schools and abroad, educational psychology service, local authority functions in relation to child protection, therapies and other health related services, parent partnership, guidance and information, the monitoring of SEN provision and inclusion administration, assessment and co-ordination. Also included is the funding delegated to nursery, primary and secondary schools identified as ““notional SEN”” and the individual schools budget (ISB) for special schools.
² The ISB for special schools will include some general education costs for pupils with SEN in addition to those costs specifically for SEN while the figures recorded against ““notional SEN”” are only indicative of the amount that might by spent by schools on SEN and, from 2004-05 onwards, ““notional SEN”” delegated to nursery schools was reported on Section 52 for the first time (nursery schools ““notional SEN”” accounts for £7.8 million, £9.5 million, £10.4 million and £11.3 million of the respective 2004-05, 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2007-08 England totals). In 2005-06, 2006-07 and 2007-08 local authorities in England also budgeted £499.6 million, £528.5 million and £554.9 million for SEN transport expenditure but this is not included in the table as figures are not available prior to 2005-06.
³ 2007-08 data are subject to change by the local authority.
Notes:
1. Figures are rounded to the nearest thousand pounds and may not sum due to rounding.
2. The data are drawn from local authorities Section 52 Budget Statements (Tables 1 and 2) submitted to the DCSF (formally the DfES).
3. Cash terms figures as reported by local authorities as at 7 December 2007.

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

469 c1270-82W; 173071

House

House of Commons

Health: Organophosphates

My Lords, as I understand it, no research has made that connection. If I am wrong, I shall certainly put it in writing to the noble Earl.

Answered by

Baroness Royall of Blaisdon (Labour)

Type

Oral answers to questions

Date

18 December 2007

Reference

697 c576-7

House

House of Lords

NHS: Expenditure

To ask the Secretary of State for Health what net NHS expenditure was on (a) the unintended consequences of treatment, (b) health care arising from violent incidents, (c) coronary heart disease, (d) diabetes and (e) cerebrovascular disease (i) for England and (ii) in each primary care trust area, expressed (A)...

Asked by

Lord Lansley (Conservative)

Answering body

Department of Health

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

17 December 2007

Reference

469 c1219W; 174881

House

House of Commons

Yorkshireurope: Expenditure

To ask the Secretary of State for Communities and Local Government how much was spent by Yorkshireurope in the last year for which figures are available.

Asked by

Lord Pickles (Conservative)

Answering body

Department for Business, Enterprise and Regulatory Reform

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

17 December 2007

Reference

469 c1163-4W; 173327

House

House of Commons

	£
2002-03	52,219,391
2003-04	61,998,242
2004-05	63,567,929
2005-06	73,358,001
2006-07	84,599,882
Total	335,743,445

UK regional European offices	Expenditure 2006-07 (£000)	Notes
West Midlands in Europe Brussels Office	757	The income for this office came from a large number of public and private sector subscribers in the West Midlands region.
East Midlands European Office	335	This is not an overseas office focused only in inward investment, but a regional representation office (with wider partnerships, including local government, universities and other public and private sector partners).
North East of England Brussels Office	132	The office is primarily funded by One North East, The Regional Assembly and Local Learning and Skills Council with a number of associate partners making small subscriptions.
North West Brussels Office	113	This office is jointly staffed and funded by the NW Regional Assembly and Northwest Regional Development Agency.
South West UK Brussels Office	385	This office is a partnership office supported by all first tier local authorities in the South West, the South West RDA, the South West Regional Assembly and HERDA (South West Universities).
Yorkshireurope	340	Yorkshireurope is the region's representation in Brussels, providing information and intelligence about Europe for Yorkshire and Humber as well as promoting the region within Europe. Yorkshireurope is solely funded by Yorkshire Forward.

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