Where did the money go in 2004?

These figures show what New Deal put in the Year Four plan (April 2004–05) last year, what they expect they will actually spend and what’s in the plan for next year. The figures are all provisional at the moment.

Year Four won’t finish until the end of March.

The Year Five Plan is only a draft at the moment and remains open to public comment until 14th February. After that it will be discussed and approved by the Partnership Board and then submitted to the

Government.

When the figures are all finalised we will make every effort to publish them on our website.

Plan Y4

  • Education: £1.0 million

  • Health: £670k

  • Environment: £1.9 million

  • Overarching: £1.4 million

  • Employment & Enterprise: £650k

  • Housing: £520k

  • Crime: £640k

Total £6.8 million

Projected spend Y4

  • Education: £1.4 million

  • Health: £250k

  • Environment: £1.3 million

  • Overarching: £1.7 million

  • Employment: & Enterprise £550k

  • Housing: £150k

  • Crime: £750k

Total £6.1 million

Plan Y5

  • Education: £1.1 million

  • Health: £430k

  • Environment: £4.6 million

  • Overarching: £1.2 million

  • Employment: & Enterprise £650k £550k £790k

  • Housing: £575k

  • Crime: £585k

Total £9.3 million

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