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Written Answers — Health: Care Homes: Hampshire (24 Feb 2009): Phil Hope: Information about top-up fees is not collected centrally. However, according to the Office of Fair Trading report, "Survey of Older People in Care Homes", published in May 2005, 33 per cent. of the 382 United Kingdom local authority funded residents interviewed said part of their fees were paid as a third party contribution or top-up.
Written Answers — Health: Care Homes: Fees and Charges (12 Feb 2009): Phil Hope: Information about top-up fees is not collected centrally. However, according to the Office of Fair Trading report, "Survey of Older People in Care Homes", published in May 2005, 33 per cent. of the 382 United Kingdom local authority funded residents interviewed said part of their fees were paid as a third party contribution or top-up.
Southend Borough Council (Financial Settlement) (12 Jan 2004): Mr Phil Hope: ...be big and that the state should be small. We know what that means in practice: under the last four years of the previous Conservative Administration, there was a 7 per cent. real-terms cut in support for local councils, such as Southend. If the Conservatives were ever to regain office, it is their stated aim to cut public spending by £80 billion. Local government would clearly be one...

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