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Education and Library Boards

Northern Ireland written question – answered at on 4 April 2005.

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Photo of Mr John Hume Mr John Hume Social Democratic and Labour Party, Foyle

To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what the (a) recurrent and (b) capital expenditure funding provided to each Northern Ireland education and library board was in each year since 1995.

Photo of Barry Gardiner Barry Gardiner Parliamentary Under-Secretary (Northern Ireland Office)

The following table shows all the recurrent and capital allocations provided to the education and library boards for the period 1995–96 to 2003–04. The allocations for 2004–05 have not yet been finalised.

Education and library boards allocations (recurrent and capital) from 1995–96 to 2003–04
BELB NEELB SEELB SELB WELB Total
1995–96
Recurrent 170,868 202,884 175,349 205,309 180,034 934,444
Capital 4,815 12,358 9,579 14,961 6,361 48,074
Total 175,683 215,242 184,928 220,270 186,395 982,518
1996–97
Recurrent 176,095 207,222 184,904 211,821 186,893 966,935
Capital 4,925 12,088 8,265 12,032 6,811 44,121
Total 181,020 219,310 193,169 223,853 193,704 1,011,056
1997–98
Recurrent 179,243 210,374 183,728 218,540 192,459 984,344
Capital 5,650 10,504 6,944 8,471 8,540 40,109
Total 184,893 220,878 190,672 227,011 200,999 1,024,453
1998–99
Recurrent 159,914 197,666 175,633 206,127 176,868 916,208
Capital 7,431 8,686 6,783 6,478 9,127 38,505
Total 167,345 206,352 182,416 212,605 185,995 954,713
1999–2000
Recurrent 165,735 198,925 179,215 209,365 180,247 933,487
Capital 3,698 5,939 8,187 5,037 6,639 29,500
Total 169,433 204,864 187,402 214,402 186,886 962,987
2000–01
Recurrent 172,576 207,003 187,735 218,242 189,757 975,313
Capital 4,681 9,093 13,750 9,476 7,422 44,422
Total 177,257 216,096 201,485 227,718 197,179 1,019,735
2001–02
Recurrent 185,796 220,648 201,331 231,605 219,994 1,059,374
Capital 5,254 10,454 18,524 10,663 7,109 52,004
Total 191,050 231,102 219,855 242,268 227,103 1,111,378
2002–03
Recurrent 201,424 244,053 220,457 250,344 232,960 1,149,238
Capital 7,979 12,744 17,846 9,057 12,513 60,139
Total 209,403 256,797 238,303 259,401 245,473 1,209,377
2003–04
Recurrent 210,424 263,083 230,915 269,160 256,394 1,229,976
Capital 12,483 13,925 14,270 11,589 13,336 65,603
Total 222,907 277,008 245,185 280,749 269,730 1,295,579

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