Ministerial Corrections Debates in the Commons on 17th June 2011

Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Friday 17th June 2011

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Ministerial Corrections

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Livestock: Animal Welfare

Andrew Rosindell

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To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs how much money her Department allocated to each local authority for animal health and welfare work in each of the last three financial years.

[Official Report, 27 April 2011, Vol. 527, c. 409-12W.]

Letter of correction from Mr Jim Paice:

Four errors have been identified in the table accompanying the written answer given to the hon. Member for Romford (Andrew Rosindell) on 27 April 2011. The incorrect figures, all relating to the 2010-11 financial year, were Barnsley £23,266, Bradford £38,080, Kirklees £29,640 and South Tyneside £3,020.

The correct answer should have been:

Mr Paice

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DEFRA funding allocated to each local authority for animal health and welfare work in each of the last three financial years is shown in the following table:

*Allocation per financial year (£)*
Local authority	2008-09	2009-10	2010-11
Barnsley	24,474	28,274	23,274
Bath and North East Somerset	60,015	60,015	60,015
Bedford	—	19,338	19,338
Bedfordshire	48,345	—	—
Birmingham	27,815	28,515	27,315
Blackburn with Darwen	6,052	5,465	4,074
Blackpool	385	385	385
Blaenau Gwent	16,841	16,841	16,841
Bolton	12,208	12,208	12,208
Bradford	39,080	41,080	39,080
Bridgend	35,462	35,462	35,462
Buckinghamshire	88,924	88,924	88,924
Bury	2,901	2,901	2,901
Caerphilly	22,521	20,414	20,414
Calderdale	54,699	54,699	54,699
Cambridgeshire	72,975	72,975	72,975
Cardiff	5,103	7,103	7,103
Carmarthenshire	192,297	178,296	192,296
Central Bedfordshire	—	29,007	29,007
Ceredigion	195,113	179,113	195,113
Cheshire (East)	—	56,000	49,930
Cheshire (West and Chester)	—	48,500	48,500
Cheshire	93,080	—	—
City of London (Chelmsford)	10,180	10,180	10,180
City of London (Reigate)	12,673	12,673	12,673
City of London (Reading)	—	—	1,685
City of London (Wokingham and Reading)	10,852	10,852	—
City of York	10,850	10,850	10,850
Conwy	146,284	146,000	146,000
Cornwall	140,389	160,389	140,389
Coventry	4,000	5,000	6,000
Cumbria	290,826	256,342	264,539
Darlington	36,649	36,649	36,647
Denbighshire	136,372	136,372	136,272
Derby City	6,692	5,792	5,792
Derbyshire	199,112	196,543	181,539
Devon	501,678	505,733	500,733
Doncaster	51,456	46,456	46,456
Dorset	109,780	101,885	114,960
Dudley	17,870	17,870	17,870
Durham	81,567	87,567	82,567
East Riding of Yorkshire	209,483	214,483	209,483
East Sussex	53,611	53,611	53,611
Essex	150,996	130,996	150,996
Flintshire	73,930	73,930	73,930
Gateshead	2,018	2,018	2,018
Gloucestershire	196,970	201,190	192,720
Gwynedd	130,937	130,937	130,937
Halton	—	—	1,033
Hampshire	38,108	38,108	38,108
Hartlepool	7,050	4,550	4,550
Havering	2,000	14,000	14,000
Herefordshire	119,768	119,768	114,768
Hertfordshire	26,285	26,285	26,285
Isle of Anglesey	96,018	96,018	82,018
Isle of Wight	34,449	28,949	32,449
Isles of Scilly	—	22,000	22,000
Kent	208,188	206,677	203,170
Kirklees	31,357	33,657	29,657
Lancashire	339,945	339,945	339,945
Leeds	29,049	29,049	29,049
Leicestershire	62,736	62,736	62,671
Lincolnshire	173,691	173,691	173,691
Med way	8,240	8,240	8,240
Merthyr Tydfil	71,856	66,856	66,856
Middles	936	936	936
Milton Keynes	37,725	18,037	25,089
Monmouthshire including Torfaen	128,705	135,943	155,228
Newcastle	34,920	34,800	33,970
Newport	70,412	38,937	37,873
Norfolk	129,284	129,284	129,284
North Lincolnshire	23,520	23,520	23,520
North Somerset	30,158	30,158	30,158
North Tyneside	12,431	12,431	12,431
North Yorkshire	374,691	404,691	414,691
Northamptonshire	84,872	79,644	79,644
Northumberland	178,377	178,377	178,377
Nottinghamshire	89,433	89,433	89,433
Oldham	52,694	45,428	45,428
Oxfordshire	113,198	112,929	111,629
Pembrokeshire	133,560	133,560	133,560
Peter	9,668	9,668	9,668
Powys	259,260	262,260	253,260
Redcar and Cleveland	4,046	4,046	3,727
Rhondda Cynon Taf	50,659	50,659	50,659
Rochdale	2,885	3,335	3,335
Rotherham	33,188	33,188	33,188
Rutland	10,839	10,839	10,839
St Helens	2,788	—	—
Salford	—	1,494	1,313
Sandwell	6,357	6,357	6,357
Sefton	4,994	4,994	4,994
Sheffield	38,059	42,700	36,169
Shropshire	127,332	131,782	127,320
Slough	—	—	6,000
Solihull	18,113	18,113	18,113
Somerset	234,469	232,469	224,469
South Gloucester	69,309	66,309	66,309
South Tyneside	740	1,200	330
Staffordshire	270,467	293,767	268,767
Stockport	—	3,658	5,593
Stockton	13,727	13,727	13,727
Stoke on Trent	8,570	8,570	8,570
Suffolk	120,884	120,884	120,884
Surrey	134,777	132,841	132,841
Swindon	5,242	5,242	5,242
Tameside	630	630	630
Telford and Wrekin	30,618	30,618	30,618
Trafford	—	3,711	3,711
Vale of Glamorgan	23,350	23,350	23,350
Wakefield	32,452	37,764	32,452
Walsall	4,401	4,401	4,401
Warrington	9,491	9,491	9,491
Warwickshire	127,828	132,000	131,000
West Berkshire and Wokingham	—	—	27,061
West Berkshire	27,061	27,061	—
West Glamorgan	65,356	65,356	64,416
West Sussex	46,743	44,743	44,743
Wigan	8,000	6,087	6,087
Wiltshire	60,912	60,912	60,912
Windsor and Maidenhead	38,117	34,542	34,542
Wirral	473	2,008	2,008
Wokingham	—	—	9,167
Wolverhampton	3,934	3,934	3,873
Worcestershire	215,909	202,709	180,630
Wrexham	57,208	57,208	57,208
Source: Core DEFRA

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