Debate: Education - 20th May 2013

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Children: Disability

Mrs Hodgson

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To ask the Secretary of State for Education how much each local authority has spent on short breaks for disabled children in each financial year since 2010-11.

[Official Report, 17 April 2013, Vol. 561, c. 475-77W.]

Letter of correction from Edward Timpson:

An error has been identified in the written answer given to the hon. Member for Washington and Sunderland West (Mrs Hodgson) on 17 April 2013.

The full answer given was as follows:

Mr Timpson

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Data on how much each local authority spends on short breaks for disabled children is collected through the section 251 return. Data from the section 251 returns for 2010-2011 and 2011-12 are set out in the following table. Data for 2012-13 will be available at the beginning of 2014.

	2010-11	2011-12
England	212,622,518	221,821,825

City of London	0	0
Camden	1,185,171	2,672,686
Greenwich	976,985	1,129,743
Hackney	1,043,584	984,790
Hammersmith and Fulham	0	742,773
Islington	1,549,902	1,093,436
Kensington and Chelsea	789,987	1,444,987
Lambeth	1,312,930	689,957
Lewisham	157,384	439,978
Southwark	428,112	0
Tower Hamlets	2,584,061	2,105,684
Wandsworth	1,931,824	1,563,037
Westminster	455,399	310,613
Barking and Dagenham	1,505,492	1,342,826
Barnet	1,437,643	1,053,332
Wakefield	4,433,209	2,889,280
Gateshead	207,178	653,634
Newcastle upon Tyne	2,632,901	2,730,275
North Tyneside	2,089,243	2,218,232
South Tyneside	0	0
Sunderland	305,697	955,138
Isles of Scilly	9,984	17,160
Bath and North East Somerset	935,961	647,047
Bristol, City of	0	840,576
North Somerset	845,000	958,182
South Gloucestershire	1,790,000	1,272,860
Hartlepool	610,151	1,181,170
Middlesbrough	547,223	509,254
Redcar and Cleveland	1,101,427	939,540
Stockton-on-Tees	715,993	798,120
Kingston Upon Hull, City of	148,675	1,370,228
East Riding of Yorkshire	1,026,763	762,796
North East Lincolnshire	1,802,173	1,729,748
North Lincolnshire	1,004,032	1,034,989
North Yorkshire	2,628,282	1,985,074
York	87,354	1,487,414
Luton	1,068,394	2,115,234
Bedford	2,202,973	1,525,751
Central Bedfordshire	2,069,563	1,536,370
Buckinghamshire	0	0
Milton Keynes	545,135	673,425
Derbyshire	3,330,432	232,852
Derby	111,423	555,860
Dorset	0	0
Poole	926,461	115,607
Bournemouth	385,437	379,732
Durham	3,079,175	2,763,939
Darlington	353,548	455,579
East Sussex	2,623,526	2,687,433
Brighton and Hove	0	693,398
Hampshire	0	2,866,988
Portsmouth	378,633	388,019
Southampton	634,233	611,687
Leicestershire	1,247,045	2,273,904
Leicester	922,982	66,360
Rutland	98,796	241,510
Staffordshire	1,332,968	1,270,870
Stoke-on-Trent	1,791,640	1,777,665
Wiltshire	100,625	981,725
Swindon	0	802,437
Bracknell Forest	874,137	627,799
Windsor and Maidenhead	1,034,349	856,666
West Berkshire	1,011,071	1,167,194
Reading	338,558	140,562
Slough	29,522	475,237
Wokingham	710,290	1,140,987
Cambridgeshire	2,955,482	1,131,728
Peterborough	0	0
Halton	0	440,540
Warrington	1,281,038	2,544
Devon	4,296,518	4,151,334
Plymouth	631,069	1,739,962
Torbay	296,160	368,682
Essex	3,654,700	3,573,117
Southend-on-Sea	801,475	472,119
Thurrock	821,328	785,486
Herefordshire	931,379	576,159
Worcestershire	3,062,066	2,436,297
Kent	7,418,927	6,818,894
Medway	1,440,668	1,264,450
Lancashire	9,470,544	9,838,558
Blackburn with Darwen	981,049	434,606
Blackpool	609,674	364,570
Nottinghamshire	1,994,752	6,452,155
Nottingham	2,085,354	1,943,336
Shropshire	1,710,298	2,240,991
Telford and Wrekin	1,257,646	1,103,832
Cheshire East	1,222,140	93,608
Cheshire West and Chester	1,623,696	2,057,503
Cornwall	1,594,192	5,109,973
Cumbria	2,411,705	2,643,349
Gloucestershire	3,645,842	2,965,597
Hertfordshire	1,374,093	4,437,671
Isle of Wight	1,178,074	1,045,534
Lincolnshire	2,520,764	1,604,543
Norfolk	36,560	752
Northamptonshire	516,979	1,811,013
Northumberland	222,483	1,973,316
Oxfordshire	2,988,827	2,074,785
Somerset	1,506,299	471,746
Suffolk	120,075	51,766
Surrey	6,496,545	8,063,783
Warwickshire	1,045,165	3,259,999
West Sussex	4,911,687	2,848,712
Notes: 1. Information is as provided by local authorities in the s251 outturn collection. 2. Short breaks (respite) for disabled children includes all provision for short-breaks (respite) services for disabled children in need but not looked after. This includes the costs of short breaks utilising a residential setting—including overnight stays; day care and sessional visits to the setting; family based overnight and day care short break services—including those provided through contract and family link carers; sitting or sessional short break services in the child's home; or supporting the child to access activities in the community. The field excludes short breaks for looked after disabled children; any break exceeding 28 days continuous care; costs associated with providing disabled children's access to universal day services such as formal childcare, youth clubs; or extended school activities.

The correct answer should have been:

Mr Timpson

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Data on how much each local authority spends on short breaks for disabled children is collected through the section 251 return. Data from the section 251 returns for 2010-11 and 2011-12 are set out below. Data for 2012-13 will be available at the beginning of 2014.

	2010-11	2011-12
England	212,622,518	221,821,825

City of London	0	0
Camden	1,185,171	2,672,686
Greenwich	976,985	1,129,743
Hackney	1,043,584	984,790
Hammersmith and Fulham	0	742,773
Islington	1,549,902	1,093,436
Kensington and Chelsea	789,987	1,444,987
Lambeth	1,312,930	689,957
Lewisham	157,384	439,978
Southwark	428,112	0
Tower Hamlets	2,584,061	2,105,684
Wandsworth	1,931,824	1,563,037
Westminster	455,399	310,613
Barking and Dagenham	1,505,492	1,342,826
Barnet	1,437,643	1,053,332
Bexley	883,000	510,000
Brent	1,294,483	1,111,800
Bromley	592,737	581,690
Croydon	3,032,225	834,814
Ealing	2,245,266	1,343,591
Enfield	1,267,718	1,386,997
Haringey	2,350,295	3,501,999
Harrow	865,279	608,185
Havering	241,373	639,354
Hillingdon	1,181,696	1,346,643
Hounslow	744,576	605,363
Kingston upon Thames	2,555,075	2,531,701
Merton	344,986	132,376
Newham	2,476,118	2,726,337
Redbridge	61,585	37,987
Richmond upon Thames	1,024,001	871,548
Sutton	1,019,424	1,690,435
Waltham Forest	2,689,314	1,996,866
Birmingham	230,872	218,802
Coventry	100,242	296,701
Dudley	1,260,540	764,779
Sandwell	675,441	1,099,230
Solihull	852,061	811,747
Walsall	2,098,125	3,031,659
Wolverhampton	31,033	1,218,640
Knowsley	614,771	1,304,824
Liverpool	3,100,693	2,436,153
St. Helens	442,215	617,012
Sefton	1,217,414	1,033,624
Wirral	2,897,615	3,034,423
Bolton	2,439,353	1,567,997
Bury	1,403,060	1,342,638
Manchester	685,695	122,336
Oldham	1,275,134	1,320,244
Rochdale	2,262,916	2,138,151
Salford	917,290	839,066
Stockport	1,748,027	1,500,956
Tameside	710,680	641,440
Trafford	891,698	703,624
Wigan	1,112,187	1,580,700
Barnsley	2,450,532	1,765,331
Doncaster	1,132,735	427,812
Rotherham	2,004,083	2,282,180
Sheffield	3,836,087	3,501,204
Bradford	2,124,820	2,043,651
Calderdale	612,443	632,822
Kirklees	2,188,259	2,832,452
Leeds	1,841,458	1,621,581
Wakefield	4,433,209	2,889,280
Gateshead	207,178	653,634
Newcastle upon Tyne	2,632,901	2,730,275
North Tyneside	2,089,243	2,218,232
South Tyneside	0	0
Sunderland	305,697	955,138
Isles of Scilly	9,984	17,160
Bath and North East Somerset	935,961	647,047
Bristol, City of	0	840,576
North Somerset	845,000	958,182
South Gloucestershire	1,790,000	1,272,860
Hartlepool	610,151	1,181,170
Middlesbrough	547,223	509,254
Redcar and Cleveland	1,101,427	939,540
Stockton-on-Tees	715,993	798,120
Kingston Upon Hull, City of	148,675	1,370,228
East Riding of Yorkshire	1,026,763	762,796
North East Lincolnshire	1,802,173	1,729,748
North Lincolnshire	1,004,032	1,034,989
North Yorkshire	2,628,282	1,985,074
York	87,354	1,487,414
Luton	1,068,394	2,115,234
Bedford	2,202,973	1,525,751
Central Bedfordshire	2,069,563	1,536,370
Buckinghamshire	0	0
Milton Keynes	545,135	673,425
Derbyshire	3,330,432	232,852
Derby	111,423	555,860
Dorset	0	0
Poole	926,461	115,607
Bournemouth	385,437	379,732
Durham	3,079,175	2,763,939
Darlington	353,548	455,579
East Sussex	2,623,526	2,687,433
Brighton and Hove	0	693,398
Hampshire	0	2,866,988
Portsmouth	378,633	388,019
Southampton	634,233	611,687
Leicestershire	1,247,045	2,273,904
Leicester	922,982	66,360
Rutland	98,796	241,510
Staffordshire	1,332,968	1,270,870
Stoke-on-Trent	1,791,640	1,777,665
Wiltshire	100,625	981,725
Swindon	0	802,437
Bracknell Forest	874,137	627,799
Windsor and Maidenhead	1,034,349	856,666
West Berkshire	1,011,071	1,167,194
Reading	338,558	140,562
Slough	29,522	475,237
Wokingham	710,290	1,140,987
Cambridgeshire	2,955,482	1,131,728
Peterborough	0	0
Halton	0	440,540
Warrington	1,281,038	2,544
Devon	4,296,518	4,151,334
Plymouth	631,069	1,739,962
Torbay	296,160	368,682
Essex	3,654,700	3,573,117
Southend-on-Sea	801,475	472,119
Thurrock	821,328	785,486
Herefordshire	931,379	576,159
Worcestershire	3,062,066	2,436,297
Kent	7,418,927	6,818,894
Medway	1,440,668	1,264,450
Lancashire	9,470,544	9,838,558
Blackburn with Darwen	981,049	434,606
Blackpool	609,674	364,570
Nottinghamshire	1,994,752	6,452,155
Nottingham	2,085,354	1,943,336
Shropshire	1,710,298	2,240,991
Telford and Wrekin	1,257,646	1,103,832
Cheshire East	1,222,140	93,608
Cheshire West and Chester	1,623,696	2,057,503
Cornwall	1,594,192	5,109,973
Cumbria	2,411,705	2,643,349
Gloucestershire	3,645,842	2,965,597
Hertfordshire	1,374,093	4,437,671
Isle of Wight	1,178,074	1,045,534
Lincolnshire	2,520,764	1,604,543
Norfolk	36,560	752
Northamptonshire	516,979	1,811,013
Northumberland	222,483	1,973,316
Oxfordshire	2,988,827	2,074,785
Somerset	1,506,299	471,746
Suffolk	120,075	51,766
Surrey	6,496,545	8,063,783
Warwickshire	1,045,165	3,259,999
West Sussex	4,911,687	2,848,712
Notes: 1. Information is as provided by local authorities in the s251 outturn collection. 2. Short breaks (respite) for disabled children includes all provision for short-breaks (respite) services for disabled children in need but not looked after. This includes the costs of short breaks utilising a residential setting—including overnight stays; day care and sessional visits to the setting; family based overnight and day care short break services—including those provided through contract and family link carers; sitting or sessional short break services in the child's home; or supporting the child to access activities in the community. The field excludes short breaks for looked after disabled children; any break exceeding 28 days continuous care; costs associated with providing disabled children’s access to universal day services such as formal childcare, youth clubs; or extended school activities.