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To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on Home Office policies to improve community relations in areas which have suffered from recent disturbances. - Inc figures and ref to 10 July 2001, 371 c663-74 and report of the Ministerial Group on...
To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, if he will make a statement on Home Office policies to improve community relations in areas which have suffered from recent disturbances. - Inc figures and ref to 10 July 2001, 371 c663-74 and report of the Ministerial Group on...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Home Office
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
17 July 2001
For answer on
10 December 2001
Answered on
10 December 2001
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will make a statement on Home Office policies to improve
community relations in areas which have suffered from recent disturbances. [5672]
Mr. Denham: The Government took immediate steps in response to the disturbances last summer. In the short term, we made available £7
million to fund additional summer activities for young people. In addition £3 million has been made available to fund the
appointment of community facilitators for those areas most in need.
Other measures taken by Government and proposals for further action are set out in the report of the Ministerial Group on Public
Order and Community Cohesion. That report will be published tomorrow together with the report of the independent Review Team, led by
Ted Cantle, announced by my right hon. Friend the Home Secretary in his statement of 10 July 2001, Official Report, column 663.
Copies will be placed in the Library.
Subjects
Community development; Community relations; Finance; Public order; Race relations; Young people; Civil disorder
Date
10 December 2001
Reference
5672; 376 c710W
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what the dates of (a) compilation and (b) publication were of the population data which he used to make his allocations to health authorities for 2000-01; and if he will make a statement. - 2000-01 Health Authority Revenue Cash Limits Exposition Book...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what the dates of (a) compilation and (b) publication were of the population data which he used to make his allocations to health authorities for 2000-01; and if he will make a statement. - 2000-01 Health Authority Revenue Cash Limits Exposition Book...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
25 July 2000
For answer on
28 July 2000
Answered on
28 July 2000
Subjects
Finance; Health authorities; NHS; Population studies
Date
28 July 2000
Reference
354 c999W; 133392
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list for each health authority in England in rank order its allocation for 2000-01, including the expenditure announced on 28th March, expressed (a) per head of population, and (b) per household. - Inc figures, table and fact that number...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list for each health authority in England in rank order its allocation for 2000-01, including the expenditure announced on 28th March, expressed (a) per head of population, and (b) per household. - Inc figures, table and fact that number...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
18 April 2000
For answer on
2 May 2000
Answered on
2 May 2000
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list for each health authority in England in rank order its
allocation for 2000-01, including the expenditure announced on 28 March, expressed (a) per head of population, and (b) per
household. [120274]
Mr. Denham: The average allocation per household in England for 2000-01 is £1,631. The number of households in each health authority
is not available.
The allocation per weighted head of population in each health authority is given in the table.
All figures include the additional £660 million announced on 28 March.
£
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Health authority 2000-01 allocation per weighted head of population
Isle of Wight 736
Bexley and Greenwich 729
Redbridge and Waltham Forest 714
Wirral 710
Morecambe Bay 710
Camden and Islington 710
Sefton 709
Gloucestershire 708
Kingston and Richmond 706
West Surrey 706
East Kent 705
East Sussex, Brighton and Hove 705
Lambeth, Southwark and Lewisham 705
Manchester 704
Brent and Harrow 704
East Surrey 703
Liverpool 702
South Lancashire 702
Wiltshire 702
Salford and Trafford 701
Dorset 701
South Humber 701
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 701
Merton, Sutton and Wandsworth 700
Warwickshire 699
Sheffield 698
South and West Devon 698
North and East Devon 697
Newcastle and North Tyneside 696
Leeds 694
North Cheshire 694
West Kent 694
Northamptonshire 694
Barking and Havering 694
Suffolk 694
South Cheshire 694
North and Mid Hampshire 693
Birmingham 693
Wakefield 693
Worcestershire 692
Enfield and Haringey 691
Somerset 691
West Hertfordshire 691
Stockport 691
North Cumbria 691
Barnet 691
Solihull 690
East Riding 689
North West Lancashire 688
Southampton and South West Hampshire 688
Bromley 688
Doncaster 688
Ealing, Hammersmith and Hounslow 688
Portsmouth and South East Hampshire 688
Norfolk 688
Northumberland 687
Bury and Rochdale 687
North Essex 687
Calderdale and Kirklees 687
South Staffordshire 686
Herefordshire 685
West Sussex 684
North Derbyshire 684
Hillingdon 684
North Yorkshire 684
St. Helen's and Knowsley 684
Sandwell 684
Bradford 684
East Lancashire 683
Sunderland 682
Gateshead and South Tyneside 682
Rotherham 682
Tees 682
Lincolnshire 681
Croydon 681
Avon 681
Walsall 679
East and North Hertfordshire 679
Shropshire 678
North Staffordshire 678
Wolverhampton 677
Dudley 677
South Essex 677
South Derbyshire 677
West Pennine 676
County Durham 674
Nottingham 673
North Nottinghamshire 672
Oxfordshire 672
Cambridgeshire 671
Leicestershire 670
Coventry 669
Barnsley 669
Buckinghamshire 668
Wigan and Bolton 667
East London and the City 666
Berkshire 666
Bedfordshire 663
Kensington, Chelsea and Westminster 637
England total 688
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Subjects
Finance; Expenditure; Health authorities; NHS
Date
2 May 2000
Reference
349 c58-9W; 120274
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list for each health authority in England and Wales, (a) its total allocation for 2000-01, including its share of the expenditure announced on 28th March, (b) its total allocation if the allocations for 2000-01 had been made on the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list for each health authority in England and Wales, (a) its total allocation for 2000-01, including its share of the expenditure announced on 28th March, (b) its total allocation if the allocations for 2000-01 had been made on the...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
10 April 2000
For answer on
17 April 2000
Answered on
17 April 2000
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list for each health authority in England and Wales, (a) its
total allocation for 2000-01, including its share of the expenditure announced on 28 March, (b) its total allocation if the
allocations for 2000-01 had been made on the basis of full weighted capitation and (c) the amount by which its total allocation
differs from weighted capitation. [118932]
Mr. Denham: [holding answer 13 April 2000]: On 28 March my right hon. Friend the Secretary of State for Health announced details of
extra allocations to health authorities for 2000-01. This additional £660 million has brought health authority average increases to
8.9 per cent. in cash terms (6.2 per cent. in real terms). The information is given in the table.
Information on allocations for Welsh health authorities is available from the National Assembly for Wales.
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Health authority 2000-01 allocation 2000-01 recurrent Distance from target Distance from target
including additional weighted capitation (£000) (Percentage)
£660 million (£000) target (£000)
Avon 641,970 649,321 -7,351 -1.13
Barking and Havering 281,533 278,960 2,573 0.92
Barnet 228,234 227,788 447 0.20
Barnsley 171,018 176,397 -5,379 -3.05
Bedfordshire 344,490 358,470 -13,980 -3.90
Berkshire 484,623 500,470 -15,847 -3.17
Bexley and Greenwich 318,047 299,950 18,097 6.03
Birmingham 749,780 745,390 4,390 0.59
Bradford 343,313 347,166 -3,853 -1.11
Brent and Harrow 341,633 334,582 7,051 2.11
Bromley 201,306 201,092 214 0.11
Buckinghamshire 407,599 419,598 -11,999 -2.86
Bury and Rochdale 275,877 276,925 -1,049 -0.38
Calderdale and Kirklees 402,907 403,578 -671 -0.17
Cambridgeshire 442,411 453,098 -10,687 -2.36
Camden and Islington 356,225 349,524 6,701 1.92
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 344,828 339,322 5,506 1.62
County Durham 452,736 461,460 -8,724 -1.89
Coventry 221,753 227,926 -6,172 -2.71
Croydon 223,107 225,624 -2,517 -1.12
Doncaster 216,207 216,634 -427 -0.20
Dorset 487,298 478,263 9,035 1.89
Dudley 200,507 203,550 -3,044 -1.50
Ealing, Hammersmith and 524,548 524,681 -133 -0.03
Hounslow
East and North Hertfordshire 318,662 322,721 -4,059 -1.26
East Kent 431,841 420,809 11,031 2.62
East Lancashire 384,249 387,072 -2,822 -0.73
East London and the City 545,950 566,894 -20,945 -3.69
East Riding 394,083 394,242 -159 -0.04
East Surrey 267,914 262,137 5,777 2.20
East Sussex, Brighton and 551,376 538,304 13,072 2.43
Hove
Enfield and Haringey 356,859 355,395 1,464 0.41
Gateshead and South Tyneside 277,321 280,211 -2,889 -1.03
Gloucestershire 364,311 353,746 10,564 2.99
Herefordshire 108,512 108,830 -319 -0.29
Hillingdon 169,434 170,397 -963 -0.56
Isle of Wight 100,622 94,019 6,603 7.02
Kensington, Chelsea and 321,111 348,987 -27,876 -7.99
Westminster
Kingston and Richmond 237,277 231,483 5,795 2.50
Lambeth, Southwark and 636,437 624,184 12,253 1.96
Lewisham
Leeds 515,080 511,966 3,114 0.61
Leicestershire 570,114 586,393 -16,280 -2.78
Lincolnshire 429,691 433,424 -3,733 -0.86
Liverpool 378,330 371,727 6,603 1.78
Manchester 378,849 371,351 7,498 2.02
Merton, Sutton and 455,914 447,669 8,245 1.84
Wandsworth
Morecambe Bay 224,098 216,807 7,291 3.36
Newcastle and North Tyneside 364,236 361,030 3,206 0.89
Norfolk 504,549 504,363 186 0.04
North and East Devon 328,698 324,303 4,395 1.36
North and Mid Hampshire 320,050 318,438 1,612 0.51
North Cheshire 217,660 215,460 2,200 1.02
North Cumbria 217,218 216,784 434 0.20
North Derbyshire 249,371 250,461 -1,090 -0.44
North Essex 555,679 556,115 -436 -0.08
North Nottinghamshire 260,428 266,191 -5,763 -2.16
North Staffordshire 334,233 340,030 -5,796 -1.70
North West Lancashire 352,074 352,020 54 0.02
North Yorkshire 474,576 477,038 -2,462 -0.52
Northamptonshire 356,996 353,917 3,079 0.87
Northumberland 214,665 215,326 -661 -0.31
Nottingham 427,441 437,686 -10,245 -2.34
Oxfordshire 364,378 372,544 -8,166 -2.19
Portsmouth and South East 364,591 364,531 60 0.02
Hampshire
Redbridge and Waltham Forest 323,694 311,792 11,902 3.82
Rotherham 173,727 175,697 -1,970 -1.12
Salford and Trafford 339,047 333,322 5,725 1.72
Sandwell 223,644 225,704 -2,060 -0.91
Sefton 211,212 205,523 5,688 2.77
Sheffield 398,432 393,746 4,686 1.19
Shropshire 270,975 274,590 -3,616 -1.32
Solihull 133,724 133,228 496 0.37
Somerset 318,840 316,997 1,843 0.58
South and West Devon 419,315 413,317 5,998 1.45
South Cheshire 443,804 439,798 4,007 0.91
South Derbyshire 375,652 381,611 -5,958 -1.56
South Essex 463,389 470,629 -7,240 -1.54
South Humber 216,561 212,381 4,180 1.97
South Lancashire 206,248 201,999 4,249 2.10
South Staffordshire 352,315 352,822 -508 -0.14
Southampton and South West 359,457 359,279 178 0.05
Hamptonshire
St. Helens and Knowsley 257,406 259,579 -2,173 -0.84
Stockport 193,464 192,538 926 0.48
Suffolk 434,142 430,192 3,950 0.92
Sunderland 218,745 221,000 -2,255 -1.02
Tees 404,069 408,692 -4,624 -1.13
Wakefield 231,631 230,600 1,031 0.45
Walsall 179,022 181,848 -2,826 -1.55
Warwickshire 320,497 315,320 5,177 1.64
West Hertfordshire 346,924 345,135 1,788 0.52
West Kent 618,824 612,850 5,974 0.97
West Pennine 325,991 331,585 -5,594 -1.69
West Surrey 401,226 391,077 10,150 2.60
West Sussex 513,306 515,915 -2,609 -0.51
Wigan and Bolton 410,052 422,403 -12,351 -2.92
Wiltshire 380,058 372,333 7,725 2.07
Wirral 247,545 240,159 7,386 3.08
Wolverhampton 175,452 178,762 -3,311 -1.85
Worcestershire 329,672 327,690 1,981 0.60
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Subjects
Finance; Health authorities; NHS
Date
17 April 2000
Reference
348 c326-30W;348 c326-7W; 118932
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what were the estimated (a) deficits and (b) surpluses of Buckinghamshire Health Authority and NHS Trusts in Buckinghamshire at 31st March. - Includes table. (Holding answer 4 April 2000).
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what were the estimated (a) deficits and (b) surpluses of Buckinghamshire Health Authority and NHS Trusts in Buckinghamshire at 31st March. - Includes table. (Holding answer 4 April 2000).
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
23 March 2000
For answer on
7 April 2000
Answered on
7 April 2000
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what were the estimated (a) deficits and (b) surpluses of Buckinghamshire
Health Authority and NHS Trusts in Buckinghamshire at 31 March. [116557]
Mr. Denham: [holding answer 4 April 2000]: The table shows the financial position of Buckinghamshire Health Authority and National
Health Service trusts in Buckinghamshire at September 1999. This is the latest available published data.
£000
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Organisation 1999-2000 Forecast
Buckinghamshire Health Authority 1,171
Aylesbury Vale Community Healthcare NHS Trust 0
Milton Keynes Community NHS Trust -50
Milton Keynes General NHS Trust -123
South Buckinghamshire NHS Trust 0
Stoke Mandeville Hospital NHS Trust -309
Two Shires Ambulance NHS Trust 15
Total 704
_________________________________________________________________________________________________.
Note: An extra allocation to the NHS of £134 million was announced by Secretary of State for Health on 21 December 1999; £90 million
of this has been allocated to health authorities in 1999-2000--to help meet the additional costs of generic drugs. Buckinghamshire
Health Authority's share of this additional money was £974,000. The remaining £44 million will be allocated, as required, to meet
the cost of clinical negligence claims.
The Q2 (September) 1999-2000 Forecasts were prepared before the additional allocations were announced. As a consequence the
forecasts do not take account of the additional allocations.
Subjects
Debts; Finance; NHS trusts; Buckinghamshire; Buckinghamshire Health Authority
Date
7 April 2000
Reference
347 c617W; 116557
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what plans he has to fund Buckinghamshire Health Authority at its capitation level. - Includes figures. (Holding answer 30 March 2000).
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, what plans he has to fund Buckinghamshire Health Authority at its capitation level. - Includes figures. (Holding answer 30 March 2000).
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
27 March 2000
For answer on
5 April 2000
Answered on
5 April 2000
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health what plans he has to fund Buckinghamshire health authority at its capitation
level. [116954]
Mr. Denham: [holding answer 30 March 2000]:
Buckinghamshire health authority's share of the £660 million announced on 28 March 2000 is £8.1 million. Together with the
allocation already announced, this brings their allocation for 2000-01 to £407.6 million, a total cash increase of 9.41 per cent.
This is more than the average cash increase of 8.88 per cent.
Subjects
Finance; Buckinghamshire Health Authority
Date
5 April 2000
Reference
347 c507W; 116954
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list the amount by which each health authority in England is expected to be above or below its capitation target in (a) 1999-2000 and (b) 2000-01, expressed (i) in cash terms and (ii) as a percentage of each authority's...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list the amount by which each health authority in England is expected to be above or below its capitation target in (a) 1999-2000 and (b) 2000-01, expressed (i) in cash terms and (ii) as a percentage of each authority's...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
22 February 2000
For answer on
17 March 2000
Answered on
17 March 2000
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list the amount by which each health authority in England is
expected to be above or below its capitation target in (a) 1999-2000 and (b) 2000-01, expressed (i) in cash terms and (ii) as a
percentage of each authority's expenditure. [112037]
Mr. Denham: [holding answer 9 March 2000]: The information requested is shown in the table.
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1999-2000 distance from target 2000-01 distance from target
Health authority £000 Percentage £000 Percentage
Avon -6,924 -1.17 -7,351 -1.15
Barking and Havering -1,934 -0.75 2,573 0.94
Barnet 4,594 2.25 447 0.20
Barnsley -4,786 -2.98 -5,379 -3.11
Bedfordshire -12,427 -3.82 -13,980 -3.98
Berkshire -15,619 -3.50 -15,847 -3.23
Bexley and Greenwich 14,573 5.31 18,097 6.15
Birmingham 2,656 0.39 4,390 0.60
Bradford -5,542 -1.77 -3,853 -1.13
Brent and Harrow 9,296 3.09 7,051 2.15
Bromley -498 -0.27 214 0.11
Buckinghamshire -9,343 -2.48 -11,999 -2.92
Bury and Rochdale -3,241 -1.29 -1,049 -0.39
Calderdale and Kirklees 1,619 0.44 -671 -0.17
Cambridge and Huntingdon{1} -2,663 -1.13 -- --
Cambridgeshire{1} -- -- -10,687 -2.41
Camden and Islington 6,949 2.22 6,701 1.95
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 6,454 2.08 5,506 1.65
County Durham -9,737 -2.31 -8,724 -1.93
Coventry -7,182 -3.45 -6,172 -2.76
Croydon -2,556 -1.25 -2,517 -1.14
Doncaster -276 -0.14 -427 -0.20
Dorset 9,771 2.24 9,035 1.93
Dudley -1,840 -1.00 -3,044 -1.52
Ealing, Hammersmith and -2,835 -0.59 -133 -0.03
Hounslow
East and North Hertfordshire -2,118 -0.73 -4,059 -1.28
East Kent 7,108 1.83 11,031 2.67
East Lancashire -2,389 -0.68 -2,822 -0.74
East London and The City -24,117 -4.69 -20,945 -3.77
East Norfolk{1} 3,198 0.86 -- --
East Riding -2,397 -0.66 -159 -0.04
East Surrey 5,013 2.10 5,777 2.25
East Sussex, Brighton and 10,634 2.15 13,072 2.48
Hove
Enfield and Haringey 1,731 0.54 1,464 0.42
Gateshead and South Tyneside -1,954 -0.76 -2,889 -1.05
Gloucestershire 12,408 3.85 10,564 3.05
Herefordshire 61 0.06 -319 -0.30
Hillingdon 658 0.43 -963 -0.58
Isle of Wight 6,326 7.35 6,603 7.16
Kensington, Chelsea and -27,917 -8.88 -27,876 -8.14
Westminster
Kingston and Richmond 4,593 2.25 5,795 2.55
Lambeth, Southwark and -3,567 -0.62 12,253 2.00
Lewisham
Leeds 1,203 0.26 3,114 0.62
Leicestershire -13,466 -2.54 -16,280 -2.83
Lincolnshire 2,528 0.64 -3,733 -0.88
Liverpool 7,149 2.09 6,603 1.81
Manchester 7,758 2.28 7,498 2.06
Merton, Sutton and 9,553 2.31 8,245 1.88
Wandsworth
Morecambe Bay 8,671 4.40 7,291 3.43
Newcastle and North Tyneside 1,752 0.53 3,206 0.91
Norfolk{1} -- -- 186 0.04
North and East Devon 5,434 1.84 4,395 1.38
North and Mid Hampshire 3,913 1.36 1,612 0.52
North Cheshire 3,561 1.80 2,200 1.04
North Cumbria 111 0.06 434 0.20
North Derbyshire -575 -0.25 -1,090 -0.44
North Essex -3,480 -0.69 -436 -0.08
North Nottinghamshire -2,849 -1.19 -5,763 -2.21
North Staffordshire -8,156 -2.62 -5,796 -1.74
North West Anglia{1} -4,748 -1.86 -- --
North West Lancashire -1,356 -0.42 54 0.02
North Yorkshire -1,736 -0.40 -2,462 -0.53
Northamptonshire 4,847 1.51 3,079 0.89
Northumberland -325 -0.17 -661 -0.31
Nottingham -10,151 -2.53 -10,245 -2.39
Oxfordshire -9,569 -2.84 -8,166 -2.24
Portsmouth and South East -917 -0.28 60 0.02
Hampshire
Redbridge and Waltham Forest 13,384 4.72 11,902 3.89
Rotherham -1,079 -0.67 -1,970 -1.14
Salford and Trafford 6,440 2.13 5,725 1.75
Sandwell -2,795 -1.34 -2,060 -0.93
Sefton 1,987 1.05 5,688 2.82
Sheffield 5,419 1.50 4,686 1.21
Shropshire -905 -0.36 -3,616 -1.34
Solihull 1,598 1.32 496 0.38
Somerset 2,866 1.00 1,843 0.59
South and West Devon 6,989 1.86 5,998 1.48
South Cheshire 2,168 0.54 4,007 0.93
South Derbyshire -7,068 -2.03 -5,958 -1.59
South Essex -14,809 -3.42 -7,240 -1.57
South Humber 6,625 3.44 4,180 2.01
South Lancashire 4,328 2.38 4,249 2.14
South Staffordshire 2,721 0.85 -508 -0.15
Southampton and South West 312 0.10 178 0.05
Hamptonshire
St. Helens and Knowsley -1,013 -0.43 -2,173 -0.85
Stockport 802 0.46 926 0.49
Suffolk 6,452 1.65 3,950 0.94
Sunderland -1,530 -0.76 -2,255 -1.04
Tees -3,681 -0.99 -4,624 -1.15
Wakefield 771 0.37 1,031 0.46
Walsall -2,093 -1.27 -2,826 -1.58
Warwickshire 7,616 2.66 5,177 1.67
West Hertfordshire 4,980 1.59 1,788 0.53
West Kent 3,636 0.65 5,974 0.99
West Pennine -4,898 -1.62 -5,594 -1.72
West Surrey 8,531 2.35 10,150 2.65
West Sussex -3,555 -0.76 -2,609 -0.52
Wigan and Bolton -12,069 -3.13 -12,351 -2.98
Wiltshire 5,699 1.68 7,725 2.12
Wirral 4,365 2 7,386 3.14
Wolverhampton -2,351 -1.45 -3,311 -1.89
Worcestershire 5,228 1.75 1,981 0.62
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{1} On 1 April 1999 Cambridge and Huntingdon Health Authority, East Norfolk Health Authority and North West Anglia Health Authority
merged to form Cambridgeshire Health Authority and Norfolk Health Authority
Subjects
Finance; Health authorities; NHS
Date
17 March 2000
Reference
346 c354-7W; 112037
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list in rank order the allocations per head of population to each health authority in England in each year for (a) 1996-97, (b) 1997-98, (c) 1998-99 and (d) 1999-2000. - Inc fact that the information requested has been placed...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list in rank order the allocations per head of population to each health authority in England in each year for (a) 1996-97, (b) 1997-98, (c) 1998-99 and (d) 1999-2000. - Inc fact that the information requested has been placed...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
1 March 2000
For answer on
7 March 2000
Answered on
7 March 2000
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list in rank order the allocations per head of population to each
health authority in England in each year for (a) 1996-97, (b) 1997-98, (c) 1998-99 and (d) 1999-2000. [113313]
Mr. Denham: [holding answer 6 March 2000]: The information requested has been placed in the Library.
Allocations for 1999-2000 are not comparable with those for 1996-97 to 1998-99 which cover hospital and community health services
(HCHS) only. 1999-2000 was the first year of unified allocations which cover HCHS, prescribing and discretionary general medical
services.
1999-2000 allocations include increases for targeted funding for health authorities with health action zones.
Subjects
Finance; Health authorities; NHS; Population; Per capita costs
Date
7 March 2000
Reference
113313; 345 c630W
House
House of Commons
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list the health authorities in England, showing in each case (a) the amount of money to which they would be entitled in 1999-2000 if every health authority were paid at capitation, (b) the actual amount allocated in 1999-2000, (c)...
To ask the Secretary of State for Health, if he will list the health authorities in England, showing in each case (a) the amount of money to which they would be entitled in 1999-2000 if every health authority were paid at capitation, (b) the actual amount allocated in 1999-2000, (c)...
Asked by
David Lidington
(Conservative)
Answered by
John Denham
(Labour)
Answering body
Department of Health
Type
Written questions
Status
Answered
Tabled on
22 November 1999
For answer on
29 November 1999
Answered on
29 November 1999
Mr. Lidington: To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list the health authorities in England, showing in each case (a)
the amount of money to which they would be entitled in 1999-2000 if every health authority were paid at capitation, (b) the actual
amount allocated in 1999-2000, (c) the amount of money by which each authority is either above or below capitation, and (d) the
percentage of each health authority's allocation which that capitation underpayment or overpayment represents, ranked by the
percentage figures in (d). [99803]
Mr. Denham: The table shows, for 1999-2000, for each health authority: in column A, the amount to which they would be entitled if
every health authority were paid at capitation, ie their weighted capitation target; in column B, the actual amount allocated; in
column C, the amount by which each authority is above or below capitation, ie their distance from target; and in column D, the
percentage distance from target.
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Health authorities A Weighted capitation B Allocation (£000) C Distance from target D Distance from target
target (£000) (£000) (%)
Avon 589,434 582,510 -6,924 -1.17
Barking and Havering 258,434 256,500 -1,934 -0.75
Barnet 204,463 209,057 4,594 2.25
Barnsley 160,844 156,058 -4,786 -2.98
Bedfordshire 324,996 312,569 -12,427 -3.82
Berkshire 446,620 431,001 -15,619 -3.50
Bexley and Greenwich 274,466 289,039 14,573 5.31
Birmingham 679,290 681,946 2,656 0.39
Bradford 317,304 311,762 -5,542 -1.75
Brent and Harrow 301,083 310,379 9,296 3.09
Bromley 184,106 183,609 -498 -0.27
Buckinghamshire 377,426 368,084 -9,343 -2.48
Bury and Rochdale 251,674 248,434 -3,241 -1.29
Calderdale and Kirklees 367,445 369,064 1,619 0.44
Cambridge and Huntingdon{1} 236,369 233.706 -2,663 -l.13
Camden and Islington 313,103 320,052 6,949 2.22
Cornwall and Isles of Scilly 309,707 316,160 6,454 2.08
County Durham 420,738 411,001 -9,737 -2.31
Coventry 208,065 200,882 -7,182 -3.45
Croydon 205,238 202,682 -2,556 -1.25
Doncaster 198,087 197,811 -276 -0.14
Dorset 436,860 446,631 9,771 2.24
Dudley 184,858 183,018 -1,840 -1.00
Ealing, Hammersmith and 478,734 475,900 -2,835 -0.59
Hounslow
East and North Hertfordshire 292,156 290,037 -2,118 -0.73
East Kent 388,808 395,915 7,108 1.83
East Lancashire 352,280 349,892 -2,389 -0.68
East London and The City 514,149 490,031 -24,117 -4.69
East Norfolk{1} 376,838 380,037 3,198 0.85
East Riding 361,453 359,056 -2,397 -0.66
East Surrey 239,039 244,052 5,013 2.10
East Sussex, Brighton and 494,731 505,366 10,634 2.15
Hove
Enfield and Haringey 321,764 323,495 1,731 0.54
Gateshead and South Tyneside 256,652 254,698 -1,954 -0.76
Gloucestershire 322,184 334,591 12,408 3.85
Herefordshire 98,652 98,713 61 0.06
Hillingdon 153,696 154,353 658 0.43
Isle of Wight 86,064 92,390 6,326 7.35
Kensington, Chelsea and 314,256 286,339 -27,917 -8.88
Westminster
Kingston and Richmond 203,787 208,380 4,593 2.25
Lambeth, Southwark and 574,882 571,315 -3,567 -0.62
Lewisham
Leeds 466,585 467,788 1,203 0.26
Leicestershire 530,776 517,310 -13,466 -2.54
Lincolnshire 392,462 394,990 2,528 0.64
Liverpool 341,971 349,120 7,149 2.09
Manchester 340,940 348,698 7,758 2.28
Merton, Sutton and 413,443 422,995 9,553 2.31
Wandsworth
Morecambe Bay 197,059 205,730 8,671 4.40
Newcastle and North Tyneside 330,977 332,729 1,752 0.53
North and East Devon 295,287 300,720 5,434 1.84
North and Mid Hampshire 288,021 291,934 3,913 1.36
North Cheshire 198,024 201,585 3,561 1.80
North Cumbria 198,179 198,290 111 0.06
North Derbyshire 228,939 228,364 -575 -0.25
North Essex 507,041 503,561 -3,480 -0.69
North Nottinghamshire 239,324 236,475 -2,849 -1.19
North Staffordshire 311,809 303,653 -8,156 -2.62
North West Anglia{1} 255,274 250,526 -4,748 -1.86
North West Lancashire 322,992 321,635 -1,356 -0.42
North Yorkshire 436,615 434,879 -1,736 -0.40
Northamptonshire 321,398 326,245 4,847 1.51
Northumberland 196,339 196,014 -325 -0.17
Nottingham 400,526 390,375 -10,151 -2.53
Oxfordshire 337,381 327,812 -9,569 -2.84
Portsmouth and South East 331,271 330,353 -917 -0.28
Hampshire
Redbridge and Waltham Forest 283,560 296,944 13,384 4.72
Rotherham 160,241 159,162 -1,079 -0.67
Salford and Trafford 302,725 309,165 6,440 2.13
Sandwell 207,949 205,153 -2,795 -1.34
Sefton 190,041 192,028 1,987 1.05
Sheffield 360,678 366,097 5,419 1.50
Shropshire 248,555 247,650 -905 -0.36
Solihull 121,100 122,698 1,598 1.32
Somerset 287,231 290,097 2,866 1.00
South and West Devon 376,078 383,067 6,989 1.86
South Cheshire 403,528 405,696 2,168 0.54
South Derbyshire 347,813 340,745 -7,068 -2.03
South Essex 432,611 417,802 -14,809 -3.42
South Humber 192,513 199,138 6,625 3.44
South Lancashire 181,469 185,797 4,328 2.38
South Staffordshire 320,147 322,868 2,721 0.85
Southampton and South West 327,461 327,774 312 0.10
Hampshire
St. Helens and Knowsley 237,420 236,408 -1,013 -0.43
Stockport 175,572 176,374 802 0.46
Suffolk 391,148 397,601 6,452 1.65
Sunderland 202,063 200,533 -1,530 -0.76
Tees 372,959 369,278 -3,681 -0.99
Wakefield 210,413 211,183 771 0.37
Walsall 165,336 163,243 -2,093 -1.27
Warwickshire 285,805 293,422 7,616 2.66
West Hertfordshire 312,558 317,538 4,980 1.59
West Kent 559,299 562,935 3,636 0.65
West Pennine 302,185 297,286 -4,898 -1.62
West Surrey 362,469 371,000 8,531 2.35
West Sussex 470,645 467,090 -3,555 -0.76
Wigan and Bolton 385,390 373,322 -12,069 -3.13
Wiltshire 339,986 345,684 5,699 1.68
Wirral 221,847 226,212 4,365 1.97
Wolverhampton 162,577 160,226 -2,351 -1.45
Worcestershire 298,177 303,405 5,228 1.75
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{1} Since the announcement of allocations for 1999-2000, North West Anglia Health Authority, East Norfolk Health Authority and
Cambridge and Huntingdon Health Authority have merged into two new health authorities, Norfolk Health Authority and Cambridgeshire
Health Authority. It is not possible to provide data on a comparable basis for the new health authorities.
Subjects
Finance; Health authorities
Date
29 November 1999
Reference
99803; 340 c70-3W
House
House of Commons