2002/0520
£148 billion 3-year NHS investment programme unveiled Details of NHS Foundation Trusts programme published
Health Secretary Alan Milburn today set out the next stages of the Government''s programme of investment and reform in the National Health Service based on devolution of both power and resources to the NHS frontline.
Mr Milburn announced the allocation of the £148.3 billion to Primary Care Trusts (PCTs) over the next three years - this represents a cash increase of 30.83%.
For the first time allocations are being made directly to 304 Primary Care Trusts in England rather than through Health Authorities. For the first time allocations are being made for three years rather than one single year allowing them to plan for the medium term rather than the short term. This is the first year when allocations have been made using a new funding formula, which gives a better measure of the health needs of each local community.
Every Primary Care Trust budget will grow by a minimum of 28.08% over the next three years. As a result, from next April over 75% of the NHS budget will be controlled by local PCTs.
The allocations to PCTs include resources to finance the cost of pay reform, new drugs and treatments and additional NHS capacity. It includes the commitments we set out in the NHS Plan. None of the growth money has been identified for specific purposes. PCTs will be able to use these extra resources to deliver on both national and local priorities.
Alan Milburn said:
"For the first time locally run PCTs will receive funding direct from central Government rather than through health authorities. This is about devolving power and resources direct to the NHS frontline. PCTs will now control 75% of the total NHS budget.
"Short term funding has hindered long term planning in the NHS for too long so these resources are not just for one single financial year but for three years. This will give PCTs the power to plan with confidence and certainty for the longer term.
"The resources are being distributed according to a new fairer funding formula. Poverty and deprivation cause excess morbidity and mortality. They bring extra costs to local health services. The new formula reflects those costs by using better measures of deprivation and by taking greater account of unmet health needs.
"The new funding formula is fair to all parts of the country. It reflects extra needs and extra costs. It benefits PCTs in both North and South. The average PCT budget will grow over the next three years by almost #42 million. No PCT will receive an increase in funding over the next three years of less than 28%."
Mr Milburn also today published the ''A Guide to NHS Foundation Trusts'', which sets out details of the programme of decentralisation for NHS hospitals and freedom from Whitehall control.
The Guide explains how NHS Foundation Trusts will be run, how they will ensure the highest standards of care will be delivered to NHS patients, and indicates a timetable for their establishment.
Alan Milburn said:
"NHS Foundation Trusts will usher in a new era of public ownership where local communities control and own their own their local hospitals. NHS Foundation Trusts will be part of the NHS, providing NHS services to NHS patients according to NHS principles - services free, based on need not ability to pay. They will be subject to NHS standards, to NHS star ratings and to NHS inspection.
"They will be owned and controlled locally not nationally. Modelled on co-operatives and mutual organisations, NHS Foundation Trusts will have as their members local people, members of staff and those representing key organisations such as PCTs. They will be its legal owners and they will elect the hospital governors. In place of central state ownership there will be genuine local public ownership."
Subject to Parliament, NHS Foundation Trusts will be guaranteed in law freedom from Whitehall direction and control.
By putting staff and public at the heart of this key public service these NHS hospitals will have the freedom to innovate and develop services better suited to the needs of the local community.
NHS Foundation Trusts will operate on a not for profit basis. They will earn their income from legally binding agreements with PCTs based on a national tariff. They will not be able to undercut other NHS hospitals.
They will be free to borrow either from the public sector or the private sector. They will be able to retain any surpluses and any proceeds from the more efficient use of their assets where this is for the benefit of NHS patients.
They will have the freedom to recruit and employ their own staff. NHS Foundation Trusts will be amongst the first NHS organisations to implement the new pay system we have recently negotiated with NHS trades unions. Providing they can undertake extra work and make improvements in productivity they will also be able to offer staff extra rewards.
They will operate under a statutory duty of partnership under which they use these freedoms only in a way that does not undermine other NHS organisations.
NHS Foundation Trusts will operate according to a license, issued and monitored by an independent regulator - accountable to Parliament - to guarantee NHS standards and NHS values.
The proportion of private patient work undertaken by any NHS Foundation Trust will be strictly capped to its existing level. To prevent any demutualisation there will be a legal lock on the assets of NHS Foundation Trusts.
Alan Milburn today also published ''Raising Standards Across the NHS'', which outlines the full range of support programmes and intervention measures available to the NHS. The Government is committed to supporting all sections of the NHS to help raise performance across the broad.
Notes to Editors
1. The Department of Health''s A Guide to NHS Foundation Trusts can be found on our website at http://www.doh.gov.uk/nhsfoundationtrusts/index.htm
2. Full details of the Primary Care Trust allocations are attached.
3. ''Raising Standards Across the NHS'' can be found on the website at www.doh.gov.uk/raisingstandardsnhs
PCT allocations: 2003/04, 2004/05 and 2005/06
PCT 2003/04 allocation £000s 2004/05 allocation £000s 2005/06 allocation £000s Total three year increase £000s %
Cheshire and Merseyside StHA: Bebington and West Wirral 99,993 108,879 118,128 26,451 28.85 Birkenhead and Wallasey 224,569 246,463 269,198 65,022 31.85 Central Cheshire 203,159 222,612 242,996 57,968 31.33 Central Liverpool 286,884 321,165 358,315 102,963 40.32 Cheshire West 138,205 150,791 164,098 37,635 29.76 Eastern Cheshire 161,386 175,727 190,654 42,696 28.86 Ellesmere Port and Neston 77,814 84,726 91,920 20,609 28.90 Halton 122,778 134,429 146,687 34,760 31.06 Knowsley 163,276 183,010 204,420 59,356 40.92 North Liverpool 118,120 132,316 147,710 42,669 40.62 South Liverpool 100,413 110,029 120,103 28,648 31.32 South Sefton 161,978 177,546 193,820 46,336 31.42 Southport and Formby 115,701 125,978 136,676 30,640 28.90 St Helens 181,808 199,906 222,113 57,142 34.64 Warrington 163,513 178,963 195,266 46,165 30.96
County Durham and Tees Valley StHA: Darlington 97,212 105,912 114,968 25,206 28.08 Derwentside 83,917 92,108 100,637 23,664 30.74 Durham and Chester-Le-Street 130,800 142,506 154,770 33,994 28.15 Durham Dales 85,723 93,543 101,809 22,711 28.71 Easington 99,041 111,295 124,606 35,953 40.56 Hartlepool 93,563 102,533 111,962 26,013 30.27 Langbaurgh 95,954 105,091 114,727 26,535 30.09 Middlesbrough 180,521 198,380 216,866 51,468 31.12 North Tees 156,305 171,480 187,336 43,900 30.61 Sedgefield 91,185 99,979 109,195 25,472 30.42
Cumbria and Lancashire StHA: Blackburn With Darwen 143,881 158,299 175,336 43,652 33.15 Blackpool 151,874 166,655 182,076 42,735 30.67 Burnley, Pendle and Rossendale 241,264 264,963 289,574 68,391 30.92 Carlisle and District 102,316 111,989 122,216 28,117 29.88 Chorley and South Ribble 171,696 188,153 205,458 47,734 30.26 Eden Valley 58,439 63,669 69,113 15,153 28.08 Fylde 63,955 69,679 75,636 16,583 28.08 Hyndburn and Ribble Valley 103,859 114,072 124,674 29,467 30.95 Morecambe Bay 289,864 316,293 344,226 76,752 28.69 Preston 141,957 154,662 167,886 36,808 28.08 West Cumbria 122,798 133,788 145,227 31,840 28.08 West Lancashire 97,085 106,387 116,168 26,980 30.25 Wyre 112,822 123,458 134,710 30,922 29.79
Greater Manchester StHA: Ashton, Leigh and Wigan 291,575 319,620 348,930 83,469 31.44 Bolton 250,490 274,908 300,262 72,512 31.84 Bury 161,739 177,168 193,365 46,007 31.22 Central Manchester 183,485 200,235 217,943 50,068 29.82 Heywood and Middleton 73,694 80,879 88,338 21,332 31.84 North Manchester 181,822 198,849 216,862 50,907 30.67 Oldham 211,831 232,879 257,782 65,542 34.09 Rochdale 128,790 141,263 154,258 37,088 31.65 Salford 247,939 271,411 296,139 70,064 30.99 South Manchester 138,532 151,887 165,832 39,743 31.52 Stockport 251,919 274,293 297,789 66,953 29.00 Tameside and Glossop 219,032 240,013 261,987 62,495 31.33 Trafford North 88,212 96,076 104,389 23,560 29.15 Trafford South 108,726 118,389 128,446 28,754 28.84
North and East Yorkshire and Northern Lincolnshire StHA: Craven, Harrogate and Rural District 166,668 181,585 197,111 43,216 28.08 East Yorkshire 120,353 131,125 142,336 31,207 28.08 Eastern Hull 115,807 126,904 138,573 32,187 30.25 Hambleton and Richmondshire 91,187 99,349 107,843 23,644 28.08 North East Lincolnshire 145,648 159,677 174,394 40,650 30.39 North Lincolnshire 135,109 147,470 160,538 35,904 28.81 Scarborough, Whitby and Ryedale 138,792 152,118 166,123 38,642 30.31 Selby and York 216,207 235,557 255,791 56,154 28.13 West Hull 149,880 163,420 177,730 39,337 28.42 Yorkshire Wolds and Coast 126,799 138,148 149,959 32,878 28.08
Northumberland, Tyne and Wear StHA: Gateshead 202,615 222,211 242,719 56,729 30.50 Newcastle 278,959 303,926 329,912 72,332 28.08 North Tyneside 193,605 212,131 231,622 53,748 30.22 Northumberland Care Trust 277,933 303,660 330,872 74,765 29.19 South Tyneside 158,322 173,831 189,955 44,778 30.84 Sunderland Teaching 290,492 318,336 347,602 80,748 30.26
South Yorkshire StHA: Barnsley 225,444 247,651 270,678 64,046 31.00 Doncaster Central 96,660 106,046 115,849 27,148 30.61 Doncaster East 83,575 91,564 99,975 23,183 30.19 Doncaster West 101,126 111,276 123,654 31,114 33.62 North Sheffield 127,665 139,989 152,899 35,691 30.45 Rotherham 229,769 251,949 275,182 64,232 30.45 Sheffield South West 110,485 120,373 130,665 28,648 28.08 Sheffield West 107,858 118,130 128,971 29,838 30.10 South East Sheffield 167,411 182,394 197,989 43,408 28.08
West Yorkshire StHA: Airedale 103,170 112,404 122,014 26,751 28.08 Bradford City 131,335 144,557 160,758 40,605 33.79 Bradford South and West 132,203 144,974 158,353 36,985 30.47 Calderdale 182,246 198,557 215,534 47,255 28.08 East Leeds 151,983 165,586 179,743 39,408 28.08 Eastern Wakefield 171,930 189,117 208,492 51,104 32.47 Huddersfield Central 121,658 132,742 144,457 32,188 28.67 Leeds North East 135,571 147,704 160,333 35,152 28.08 Leeds North West 145,162 158,271 172,126 38,089 28.42 Leeds West 104,159 113,481 123,183 27,007 28.08 North Bradford 82,714 90,471 98,680 22,554 29.63 North Kirklees 149,007 163,617 178,807 42,182 30.87 South Huddersfield 67,967 74,050 80,382 17,623 28.08 South Leeds 137,550 150,173 163,518 36,668 28.91 Wakefield West 131,156 143,375 156,303 35,519 29.41
Bedfordshire and Hertfordshire StHA: Bedford 119,136 130,688 143,053 34,688 32.01 Bedfordshire Heartlands 180,455 197,768 216,400 52,101 31.71 Dacorum 115,040 126,173 138,186 33,360 31.82 Hertsmere 77,454 84,448 91,928 20,950 29.52 Luton 153,586 168,759 185,096 45,650 32.74 North Hertfordshire and Stevenage 153,184 167,889 183,828 44,150 31.61 Royston, Buntingford and Bishop''S Stortford 58,510 63,791 69,433 15,797 29.45 South East Hertfordshire 129,139 142,052 155,785 38,488 32.81 St Albans and Harpenden 105,092 114,576 124,703 28,355 29.43 Watford and Three Rivers 151,919 165,631 180,280 41,020 29.46 Welwyn Hatfield 81,981 89,915 98,477 23,776 31.83
Birmingham and The Black Country StHA: Dudley Beacon and Castle 94,573 104,000 114,380 27,785 32.09 Dudley South 167,210 183,305 200,193 46,641 30.37 Eastern Birmingham 237,400 261,167 288,817 71,524 32.92 Heart of Birmingham 273,739 306,865 342,777 97,127 39.54 North Birmingham 144,069 156,963 170,383 37,356 28.08 Oldbury and Smethwick 102,125 112,210 122,658 29,075 31.07 Rowley, Regis and Tipton 79,348 87,167 95,276 22,552 31.01 Solihull 168,822 183,931 199,657 43,774 28.08 South Birmingham 330,605 360,194 390,991 85,723 28.08 Walsall 237,124 260,693 285,181 68,009 31.32 Wednesbury and West Bromwich 112,186 123,427 136,713 34,037 33.15 Wolverhampton City 228,683 251,451 275,859 66,448 31.73
Coventry, Warwickshire, Herefordshire and Worcestershire StHA: Coventry 289,858 318,398 348,012 82,332 30.99 Herefordshire 141,283 155,057 169,421 39,817 30.72 North Warwickshire 146,587 160,954 175,894 41,482 30.86 Redditch and Bromsgrove 121,603 133,314 145,607 33,942 30.40 Rugby 73,481 80,057 86,902 19,053 28.08 South Warwickshire 192,584 209,820 227,759 49,935 28.08 South Worcestershire 216,861 237,779 259,712 60,600 30.43 Wyre Forest 87,088 95,519 104,344 24,407 30.53
Essex StHA: Basildon 92,468 102,530 114,813 30,975 36.95 Billericay, Brentwood and Wickford 110,867 120,876 131,581 29,979 29.51 Castle Point and Rochford 130,401 143,260 157,017 38,409 32.38 Chelmsford 95,614 104,247 113,482 25,866 29.52 Colchester 125,696 138,152 151,451 37,179 32.54 Epping Forest 92,149 100,471 109,463 25,030 29.65 Harlow 76,440 83,343 90,727 20,683 29.53 Maldon and South Chelmsford 58,828 64,507 70,647 17,033 31.77 Southend On Sea 153,413 167,594 182,986 42,576 30.32 Tendring 128,228 143,975 161,452 47,552 41.75 Thurrock 117,395 129,330 144,805 38,341 36.01 Uttlesford 52,071 56,772 61,798 14,076 29.50 Witham, Braintree & Halstead 100,623 110,770 122,397 31,073 34.03
Leicestershire, Northamptonshire and Rutland StHA: Charnwood and North West Leicestershire 183,850 200,628 218,365 48,730 28.73 Daventry and South Northamptonshire 69,686 76,144 83,164 18,959 29.53 Eastern Leicester 143,636 157,990 173,834 42,344 32.20 Hinckley and Bosworth 72,366 79,324 86,632 20,171 30.35 Leicester City West 124,766 136,753 149,345 34,753 30.33 Melton, Rutland and Harborough 103,526 112,791 122,435 26,843 28.08 Northampton 171,988 188,656 206,566 48,716 30.86 Northamptonshire Heartlands 222,223 244,043 267,341 63,605 31.22 South Leicestershire 112,150 122,187 132,634 29,079 28.08
Norfolk, Suffolk and Cambridgeshire StHA: Broadland 91,622 99,760 108,230 24,274 28.91 Cambridge City 104,212 113,476 123,356 27,781 29.07 Central Suffolk 73,268 80,231 87,559 20,789 31.14 East Cambridgeshire and Fenland 117,133 128,632 140,862 34,440 32.36 Great Yarmouth 84,369 92,785 103,249 26,714 34.90 Huntingdonshire 108,182 117,789 128,073 28,960 29.22 Ipswich 125,609 137,539 150,092 35,605 31.10 North Norfolk 89,151 97,635 106,553 25,313 31.16 North Peterborough 93,424 102,626 112,400 27,551 32.47 Norwich 120,087 131,488 143,487 34,030 31.09 South Cambridgeshire 75,765 82,496 89,690 20,243 29.15 South Peterborough 71,107 77,654 84,771 19,781 30.44 Southern Norfolk 156,491 171,508 187,231 44,742 31.40 Suffolk Coastal 80,843 88,023 95,496 21,420 28.92 Suffolk West 178,550 194,956 212,311 49,076 30.06 Waveney 112,703 123,614 134,984 32,446 31.64 West Norfolk 124,323 136,533 149,167 36,217 32.07
Shropshire and Staffordshire StHA: Burntwood, Lichfield and Tamworth 115,514 126,639 138,312 32,239 30.39 Cannock Chase 100,757 110,660 120,944 28,578 30.94 East Staffordshire 96,655 105,953 115,715 26,952 30.36 Newcastle-Under-Lyme 91,279 99,791 108,797 24,744 29.44 North Stoke 127,555 139,950 152,891 35,849 30.63 Shropshire County 230,545 252,424 275,548 63,590 30.00 South Stoke 126,424 138,774 151,634 35,680 30.77 South Western Staffordshire 141,156 153,789 166,938 36,600 28.08 Staffordshire Moorlands 91,401 99,581 108,095 23,699 28.08 Telford and Wrekin 124,364 136,914 152,918 39,165 34.43
Trent StHA: Amber Valley 106,085 116,318 127,044 29,642 30.43 Ashfield 67,595 75,814 84,729 24,103 39.76 Bassetlaw 87,893 96,740 107,701 27,290 33.94 Broxtowe and Hucknall 114,187 124,634 135,677 30,343 28.81 Central Derby 105,312 115,332 125,909 29,108 30.07 Chesterfield 99,371 108,985 119,049 27,834 30.52 Derbyshire Dales and South Derbyshire 66,667 73,098 79,841 18,631 30.44 East Lincolnshire 241,038 264,418 288,857 67,648 30.58 Erewash 86,562 94,912 103,665 24,187 30.43 Gedling 80,083 87,250 94,710 20,765 28.08 Greater Derby 122,927 134,717 147,114 34,195 30.28 High Peak and Dales 88,551 96,476 104,725 22,960 28.08 Lincolnshire South West 143,841 156,714 170,113 37,297 28.08 Mansfield District 84,468 92,848 101,507 24,134 31.19 Newark and Sherwood 99,480 109,217 119,350 28,123 30.83 North Eastern Derbyshire 137,262 150,907 165,047 39,336 31.29 Nottingham City 273,061 299,343 326,924 76,167 30.37 Rushcliffe 93,206 101,548 110,230 24,167 28.08 West Lincolnshire 180,080 197,501 215,736 50,434 30.51
North Central London StHA: Barnet 303,125 331,170 361,133 83,262 29.96 Camden 264,700 290,805 318,747 76,077 31.35 Enfield 242,179 266,098 291,976 71,204 32.25 Haringey 244,127 268,255 294,350 71,817 32.27 Islington 248,319 272,794 298,986 71,324 31.33
North East London StHA: Barking and Dagenham 153,449 172,755 194,169 57,890 42.48 Chingford, Wanstead and Woodford 109,461 120,012 131,469 31,450 31.44 City and Hackney 266,159 295,102 326,068 84,082 34.75 Havering 213,977 234,966 257,728 62,535 32.04 Newham 276,635 306,368 343,886 93,076 37.11 Redbridge 160,654 175,538 191,456 44,232 30.04 Tower Hamlets 237,707 269,000 303,641 90,722 42.61 Walthamstow, Leyton and Leytonstone 163,981 180,414 198,069 48,781 32.68
North West London StHA: Brent 291,023 319,856 350,993 85,765 32.34 Ealing 321,825 351,627 383,489 88,536 30.02 Hammersmith and Fulham 192,779 211,754 232,053 55,292 31.28 Harrow 178,844 195,404 213,109 49,197 30.01 Hillingdon 219,844 240,199 261,958 60,463 30.01 Hounslow 216,776 236,868 258,422 59,785 30.10 Kensington and Chelsea 202,056 221,866 243,036 57,714 31.14 Westminster 263,876 289,491 316,790 74,581 30.79
South East London StHA: Bexley 181,941 199,058 217,632 50,988 30.60 Bromley 264,585 289,086 315,280 72,787 30.02 Greenwich 238,961 262,607 287,940 68,925 31.47 Lambeth 325,353 357,521 391,975 93,760 31.44 Lewisham 283,282 311,262 341,224 81,551 31.41 Southwark 282,305 310,472 341,085 82,430 31.87
South West London StHA: Croydon 295,063 323,996 355,404 83,915 30.91 Kingston 142,871 156,180 170,396 38,475 29.17 Richmond and Twickenham 161,752 176,773 192,786 43,430 29.08 Sutton and Merton 324,770 355,056 387,426 87,545 29.19 Wandsworth 275,795 303,063 332,216 77,557 30.46
Avon, Gloucestershire and Wiltshire StHA: Bath and North East Somerset 140,354 153,237 167,238 38,915 30.33 Bristol North 204,387 223,245 243,728 56,928 30.48 Bristol South and West 171,215 186,424 202,688 45,779 29.18 Cheltenham and Tewkesbury 124,221 136,208 148,726 35,685 31.57 Cotswold and Vale 159,474 173,643 188,390 42,208 28.87 Kennet and North Wilts 150,973 164,383 178,727 40,380 29.19 North Somerset 151,428 166,342 182,185 44,653 32.47 South Gloucestershire 172,121 188,320 205,893 48,895 31.14 South Wiltshire 99,642 108,493 117,958 26,642 29.18 Swindon 152,323 166,721 182,319 43,428 31.27 West Gloucestershire 188,232 206,016 224,782 53,137 30.96 West Wiltshire 90,474 99,238 108,621 26,316 31.97
Dorset and Somerset StHA: Bournemouth 150,577 164,922 180,054 41,660 30.10 Mendip 83,263 91,525 100,068 23,800 31.21 North Dorset 75,209 81,940 88,946 19,501 28.08 Poole 147,167 160,339 174,048 38,159 28.08 Somerset Coast 116,393 127,991 140,301 33,723 31.64 South and East Dorset 132,472 144,375 156,956 34,636 28.32 South Somerset 124,979 136,164 147,807 32,406 28.08 South West Dorset 122,640 134,315 146,636 33,912 30.08 Taunton Deane 86,195 94,443 103,125 23,932 30.22
Hampshire and Isle Of Wight StHA: Blackwater Valley and Hart 130,643 142,742 155,893 36,550 30.63 East Hampshire 161,988 176,375 191,768 43,338 29.20 Eastleigh and Test Valley 110,356 120,686 131,900 31,186 30.97 Fareham and Gosport 150,845 164,513 179,353 41,250 29.87 Isle of Wight 131,654 144,148 157,648 37,639 31.36 Mid-Hampshire 133,756 145,639 158,340 35,745 29.16 New Forest 152,587 166,139 180,639 40,825 29.20 North Hampshire 148,197 161,363 175,436 39,605 29.16 Portsmouth City 164,140 179,791 196,673 47,127 31.51 Southampton City 205,816 225,716 247,042 59,778 31.92
Kent and Medway StHA: Ashford 85,546 93,528 102,199 24,102 30.86 Canterbury and Coastal 150,208 163,549 177,927 40,291 29.27 Dartford, Gravesham and Swanley 196,417 214,153 233,267 53,290 29.61 East Kent Coastal 234,126 256,544 280,660 67,418 31.62 Maidstone Weald 182,029 199,462 218,377 52,360 31.54 Medway 208,169 228,675 250,623 61,260 32.35 Shepway 95,502 104,546 114,328 27,255 31.30 South West Kent 141,986 154,808 168,529 38,434 29.54 Swale 78,399 86,218 94,536 23,302 32.71
South West Peninsula StHA: Central Cornwall 172,173 188,064 204,875 47,529 30.21 East Devon 105,908 115,315 125,106 28,054 28.91 Exeter 109,053 119,043 129,608 29,875 29.95 Mid Devon 82,193 89,630 97,491 22,239 29.55 North and East Cornwall 137,074 149,437 162,502 36,954 29.43 North Devon 131,674 143,972 156,979 36,779 30.60 Plymouth 229,948 250,372 271,630 60,919 28.91 South Hams and West Devon 90,085 98,089 106,420 23,841 28.87 Teignbridge 94,675 103,084 111,836 25,083 28.91 Torbay 128,536 141,006 153,987 37,069 31.70 West of Cornwall 144,227 157,833 172,199 40,659 30.91
Surrey and Sussex StHA: Adur, Arun and Worthing 214,725 234,957 256,892 61,024 31.16 Bexhill and Rother 83,865 91,316 99,280 22,411 29.16 Brighton and Hove City 246,949 270,223 295,465 70,223 31.18 Crawley 91,225 99,909 109,285 26,159 31.47 East Elmbridge and Mid Surrey 221,176 241,135 262,444 59,661 29.42 East Surrey 130,496 142,275 154,866 35,257 29.48 Eastbourne Downs 177,667 193,451 210,321 47,471 29.15 Guildford and Waverley 197,477 215,301 234,345 53,327 29.46 Hastings and St Leonards 92,771 101,808 111,450 27,094 32.12 Horsham and Chanctonbury 69,697 75,886 82,510 18,651 29.21 Mid-Sussex 105,463 114,831 124,849 28,197 29.17 North Surrey 173,148 188,779 205,491 46,802 29.49 Sussex Downs and Weald 121,490 132,691 144,863 33,830 30.47 Western Sussex 189,601 206,444 224,451 50,682 29.17 Woking 153,464 167,316 182,116 41,443 29.46
Thames Valley StHA: Bracknell Forest 76,897 83,840 91,268 20,804 29.52 Cherwell Vale 91,592 100,434 109,922 26,580 31.89 Chiltern and South Bucks 117,675 128,126 139,308 31,484 29.20 Milton Keynes 167,638 183,498 200,679 47,844 31.30 Newbury and Community 74,039 81,251 89,016 21,597 32.03 North East Oxfordshire 50,193 54,983 60,151 14,427 31.55 Oxford City 142,974 155,681 169,243 38,144 29.10 Reading 160,450 175,771 192,392 46,024 31.44 Slough 98,923 108,728 119,200 29,274 32.55 South East Oxfordshire 57,710 63,163 69,075 16,454 31.27 South West Oxfordshire 139,950 152,859 166,890 38,997 30.49 Vale of Aylesbury 143,593 157,179 171,899 40,990 31.31 Windsor, Ascot and Maidenhead 129,700 141,407 153,916 35,027 29.46 Wokingham 100,104 109,406 119,512 27,952 30.53 Wycombe 107,852 117,956 128,925 30,506 31.00
England total 45,027,181 49,328,244 53,924,975 12,707,615 30.83
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