Local Authority school spending power cuts.xlsx

	A	B	C	D	E
1	Local Authority	Schools	Schools With Lower Spending Power Than In 2023-24	Change In Real Terms Per Pupil Funding Compared With 2023-24	Change In Spending Power Compared With 2023-24
2	Local Authority	2023-24	2024-25	2024-25	2024-25

3	Barking and Dagenham	56	56	-£260	-£10.5m
4	Barnet	116	113	-£202	-£10.7m
5	Barnsley	88	83	-£162	-£5.3m
6	Bath and North East Somerset	78	74	-£181	-£4.3m
7	Bedford	67	59	-£180	-£5.0m
8	Bexley	75	69	-£182	-£6.9m
9	Birmingham	380	375	-£227	-£41.3m
10	Blackburn with Darwen	66	64	-£213	-£5.3m
11	Blackpool	38	38	-£176	-£3.2m
12	Bolton	117	115	-£203	-£9.9m
13	Bournemouth, Christchurch and Poole	91	86	-£177	-£8.5m
14	Bracknell Forest	36	35	-£183	-£3.1m
15	Bradford	191	188	-£187	-£16.7m
16	Brent	76	73	-£259	-£10.8m
17	Brighton and Hove	62	59	-£184	-£5.4m
18	Bristol, City of	125	121	-£180	-£10.2m
19	Bromley	95	93	-£206	-£9.6m
20	Buckinghamshire	218	187	-£160	-£12.3m
21	Bury	77	77	-£178	-£4.9m
22	Calderdale	94	84	-£176	-£5.7m
23	Cambridgeshire	243	221	-£172	-£14.6m
24	Camden	48	45	-£229	-£4.0m
25	Central Bedfordshire	122	108	-£189	-£7.8m
26	Cheshire East	146	141	-£188	-£9.5m
27	Cheshire West and Chester	148	137	-£185	-£8.6m
28	Cornwall	266	227	-£168	-£11.8m
29	County Durham	240	214	-£176	-£11.4m
30	Coventry	107	106	-£203	-£10.5m
31	Croydon	107	101	-£209	-£10.3m
32	Cumberland	164	137	-£158	-£5.5m
33	Darlington	37	37	-£189	-£2.8m
34	Derby	88	81	-£178	-£7.2m
35	Derbyshire	394	313	-£160	-£15.8m
36	Devon	351	283	-£166	-£15.3m
37	Doncaster	117	112	-£199	-£8.4m
38	Dorset	145	125	-£167	-£7.1m
39	Dudley	97	96	-£201	-£8.9m
40	Ealing	82	79	-£205	-£9.5m
41	East Riding of Yorkshire	141	125	-£176	-£7.4m
42	East Sussex	174	150	-£165	-£10.5m
43	Enfield	89	84	-£207	-£10.1m
44	Essex	525	489	-£186	-£37.8m
45	Gateshead	76	66	-£157	-£3.8m
46	Gloucestershire	284	251	-£180	-£15.0m
47	Greenwich	79	77	-£267	-£10.7m
48	Hackney	74	72	-£314	-£9.2m
49	Halton	56	54	-£215	-£3.8m
50	Hammersmith and Fulham	47	45	-£289	-£4.7m
51	Hampshire	490	448	-£168	-£29.7m
52	Haringey	75	72	-£293	-£9.6m
53	Harrow	53	53	-£202	-£7.1m
54	Hartlepool	35	32	-£204	-£2.7m
55	Havering	77	75	-£208	-£8.1m
56	Herefordshire, County of	93	81	-£184	-£4.1m
57	Hertfordshire	482	447	-£163	-£28.1m
58	Hillingdon	89	83	-£211	-£9.5m
59	Hounslow	71	68	-£212	-£8.3m
60	Isle of Wight	45	40	-£159	-£2.4m
61	Islington	53	45	-£219	-£4.3m
62	Kensington and Chelsea	33	29	-£257	-£3.0m
63	Kent	559	521	-£179	-£39.4m
64	Kingston upon Hull, City of	84	83	-£215	-£8.2m
65	Kingston upon Thames	46	44	-£196	-£4.5m
66	Kirklees	166	159	-£200	-£12.4m
67	Knowsley	56	55	-£179	-£3.4m
68	Lambeth	77	72	-£257	-£8.0m
69	Lancashire	560	518	-£169	-£27.8m
70	Leeds	265	258	-£197	-£23.0m
71	Leicester	103	102	-£195	-£10.8m
72	Leicestershire	270	251	-£183	-£17.3m
73	Lewisham	78	74	-£238	-£8.1m
74	Lincolnshire	333	288	-£182	-£17.8m
75	Liverpool	144	142	-£225	-£14.2m
76	Luton	59	56	-£229	-£8.7m
77	Manchester	166	161	-£207	-£17.2m
78	Medway	94	87	-£195	-£8.5m
79	Merton	53	49	-£210	-£5.1m
80	Middlesbrough	49	49	-£199	-£4.5m
81	Milton Keynes	103	89	-£175	-£7.9m
82	Newcastle upon Tyne	89	87	-£203	-£7.4m
83	Newham	89	89	-£310	-£17.4m
84	Norfolk	399	326	-£163	-£17.5m
85	North East Lincolnshire	57	54	-£193	-£4.3m
86	North Lincolnshire	76	68	-£155	-£3.6m
87	North Northamptonshire	130	121	-£179	-£8.9m
88	North Somerset	75	71	-£175	-£5.1m
89	North Tyneside	70	64	-£179	-£4.8m
90	North Yorkshire	340	286	-£188	-£14.0m
91	Northumberland	157	131	-£187	-£7.3m
92	Nottingham	94	92	-£224	-£9.7m
93	Nottinghamshire	324	302	-£184	-£20.7m
94	Oldham	99	96	-£174	-£7.2m
95	Oxfordshire	279	256	-£169	-£14.9m
96	Peterborough	72	70	-£204	-£7.4m
97	Plymouth	88	84	-£189	-£6.6m
98	Portsmouth	56	53	-£173	-£4.3m
99	Reading	50	48	-£171	-£3.6m
100	Redbridge	71	70	-£204	-£10.1m