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Widening the DivideRedistributing Public Funds

from North to South

New Homes Bonus

New Homes Bonus is about to enter its third year and provisional allocations totalling £661m have

been announced.

Spending Review 2010 provided the following resources for New Homes Bonus within the CLG DEL (Departmental Expenditure Limit) Budget

CLG DEL 2011/12 2012/13 2013/1

4 2014/15

£m £m £m £mNew Homes Bonus 200 250 250 250

The New Homes Bonus Grant allocations each year (to date) are:

2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 (p)

2014/15

£m £m £m £mNew Homes Bonus

Grant199.261 431.890 661.368

(p) provisional

2011/12 allocations were met from CLG DEL but in 2012/13 CLG DEL resources were inadequate and

CLG top sliced Formula Grant.

In 2012/13 £176m was taken from the formula grant total to pay for New Homes Bonus grant.

2011/12 2012/13Transfers of finance or function £m £m

New homes bonus 0.000 -176.000Source: Table KT3; Local Government Finance Settlement 2012/13

Further resources are required for the 2013/14 allocations and these have been secured by top slicing further sums from the resources that would otherwise be distributed to local authorities.

£m £mTransfers of finance or

functionAdjustment in 2012/13

Transfer in 2013/14

New homes bonus 0.000 -5.890

(2012-13)New homes bonus 0.000 -500.000

Source: Table KT3; Provisional Local Government Finance Settlement 2013/14

Sources of resources for New Homes Bonus and Expenditure

Resources 2011/12 2012/13 2013/14 2014/15

£m £m £m £mCLG DEL 200 250 250 250

Transfer of Finance (2012/13 LGFS) 176 176 176

Transfer of Finance (2013/14 LGFS) 5.89 500

Transfer of Finance (2014/15

LGFS) 800

Total 200 431.89 926 1226 £m £m £m (p) £m

Expenditure 199.261 431.89 661.368

Resource Redistribution

The funding mechanism for New Homes Bonus has consequences for resource distribution.

In 2012/13 £176m that would otherwise have been distributed through Formula Grant (using that methodology) is now distributed as New Homes Bonus (using that methodology).

In 2013/14 £411m that would otherwise have been distributed using the methodology for the replacement for Formula Grant (The Start Up Funding Assessment (SUFA) is now distributed as New Homes Bonus.

It is possible to examine the impact of these changes by:

In 2012/13: Comparing the distribution of £176m using the Formula Grant methodology and the distribution of £176m using the New Homes Bonus methodology.

In 2013/14: Comparing the distribution of £411m using the Revenue Support Grant element of SUFA methodology and the distribution of £411m using the New Homes Bonus methodology.

Note 1: Using the Revenue Support Grant distribution removes distortions caused by the inclusion of GLA transport grant and London Bus Operators Grant within the overall SUFA total but only allocating them to the Baseline Funding (Business Rates element)

Note 2: £176m used in 2012/13 and £411m (£661m - £250m (CLG DEL)) in 2013/14.

Regional Redistribution

The effect is to distribute resources away from the North East (-£13.104m); North West (-£29.637m); Yorkshire and Humberside (-£9.991m) and the West Midlands (-£11.852m) to London (+£7.287m); South East (+£27.633m); South West (+£16.145m) and Eastern (+£12.021m) Regions.

Region 2012/13 Cash gain (-loss) £m

2013/14 Cash Gain (-Loss) £m

Eastern 6.088 12.021

East Midlands 0.894 1.500

London 0.351 7.287

North East -6.057 -13.104

North West -12.752 -29.637

South East 13.127 27.633

South West 6.731 16.145

West Midlands -3.958 -11.852Yorkshire and Humberside -4.426 -9.991

Total 0.000 0.000

(p) provisional

New Homes Bonus is a General Grant. It can be spent on any expenditure that a local authority lawfully incurs and there is no requirement that it is spent on matters related to ‘new homes’.

The Grant Determination says “The purpose of the grant is to provide support to local authorities in England towards expenditure lawfully incurred or to be incurred by them”.

This is not how the New Homes Bonus is presented to Parliament.

“It also is worth noting that the new homes bonus does the job it is meant to do. It pays for, and helps to pay for, the development of new homes. Empty homes also benefit from the new homes bonus. While it is not ring-fenced, it supports local authorities in providing infrastructure that will support homes.” (Hansard; 17 January 2013 col 860; The Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Department for Communities and Local Government (Baroness Hanham):

The Regional resource re-distribution therefore means that resources are removed from local authority X which results in a service being reduced or closed and transferred to local authority Y which may result in the same service being retained or saved.

Two Tier authorities

In those areas where local government operates over two tiers – the County and the District level – New Homes Bonus is split between the County and the District using the ratio 20:80. As a consequence individual counties are all ‘losers’ because they lose Formula Grant and their 20% share of New Homes Bonus is not sufficient to recoup that loss.

Countywide Analysis

However when the County wide view (upper and lower tier) of the resources is considered the net effect is positive except in Cumbria; Lancashire; Staffordshire and Derbyshire.

County

County Level

2012/13 Cash gain (-loss) £m

County Level


BUCKINGHAMSHIRE 1.308 3.090

CAMBRIDGESHIRE 1.980 4.371

CUMBRIA -1.040 -2.120

DERBYSHIRE -0.480 -0.976

DEVON 1.189 2.463

DORSET 0.379 0.864

EAST SUSSEX 0.396 0.667

ESSEX 1.118 2.902

GLOUCESTERSHIRE 0.998 2.257

HAMPSHIRE 2.720 5.663

HERTFORDSHIRE 1.864 3.965

KENT 2.312 5.121

LANCASHIRE -1.522 -3.045

LEICESTERSHIRE 0.938 2.369

LINCOLNSHIRE 0.743 1.219

NORFOLK 0.474 0.339

NORTH YORKSHIRE 0.358 0.745

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE 1.082 2.250

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE -0.007 0.128

OXFORDSHIRE 0.814 1.724

SOMERSET 1.188 3.369

STAFFORDSHIRE 0.167 -0.158

SUFFOLK 0.867 1.015

SURREY 1.957 3.695

WARWICKSHIRE 0.379 0.706

WEST SUSSEX 1.254 2.936

WORCESTERSHIRE 0.522 1.144

Political Control

It is also possible to look at the distribution by political control

Controlling Party (Source LGA 2012 and LA websites)

2012/13 Cash gain (-Loss) £m

2013/14 Cash Gain (-Loss) £m

Conservative 18.854 39.142Green -0.534 -0.966

Ind 0.157 0.758Labour -22.192 -46.525

LD 3.997 8.155LibCon -0.393 -0.758LibLab 0.111 0.195Total 0.000 0.000

Winners and Losers

The Government is taking resources from Formula Grant in 2012/13 (and in 2013/14 by reducing the Revenue Support Grant element of the Start Up Funding Assessment) and redistributing the same sum of money via New Homes Bonus. It is possible to identify which authorities get the biggest ‘return’. In 2013/14 Uttlesford gets £21.94 for every £1 it loses from Revenue Support Grant up from £19.34 the previous year.

Top 15 ‘gainers’

Local Authority Region Class Political Control (Source: LGA 2012 )

2012/13 Ratio:J1

New Homes Bonus (£1)

gained for each £1 lost in Formula

Grant


2013/14 Ratio:J1


gained for each £1 lost in

Revenue Support

Grant

2013/14 Cash Gain

(-Loss) £m

Uttlesford E D Conservative 19.34 0.482 21.94 1.211

Basingstoke and Deane SE D Conservative 18.70 1.001 19.33 2.085

South Cambridgeshire E D Conservative 14.45 0.663 16.67 1.546

Maidstone SE D Conservative 13.32 0.677 14.48 1.638

Ashford SE D Conservative 11.13 0.533 14.08 1.403

Wealden SE D Conservative 11.53 0.533 14.06 1.437

South Norfolk E D Conservative 12.31 0.639 14.05 1.518

Forest Heath E D Conservative 15.80 0.548 13.97 0.969

Aylesbury Vale SE D Conservative 9.41 0.638 13.83 1.905

Corby EM D Labour 11.23 0.396 12.63 0.916

Mid Sussex SE D Conservative 9.02 0.314 12.47 0.916

Cotswold SW D Conservative 8.81 0.269 12.20 0.784

Watford E D LD 12.53 0.569 12.03 1.167

East Hampshire SE D Conservative 10.45 0.326 12.00 0.777

Tonbridge and Malling SE D Conservative 12.24 0.458 11.97 0.932

Conversely, it is possible to identify which authorities get the worst ‘return’. In 2013/14 Oldham gets £0.10 for every £1 it loses from Revenue Support Grant down from £0.11 the previous year.

The top 15 losers


2012/13 Ratio:J1



Grant


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Revenue Support

Grant

2013/14 Cash Gain

(-Loss) £m

Oldham NW M Labour 0.11 -0.928 0.10 -2.182

CUMBRIA NW C Conservative 0.09 -1.262 0.11 -2.949

Blackburn with Darwen UA NW U Labour 0.19 -0.572 0.14 -1.423

LANCASHIRE NW C Conservative 0.15 -2.464 0.16 -5.954

DERBYSHIRE EM C Conservative 0.19 -1.447 0.19 -3.395

Knowsley NW M Labour 0.15 -0.852 0.23 -1.788

South Tyneside NE M Labour 0.22 -0.603 0.26 -1.366

Doncaster YH M Labour 0.31 -0.857 0.29 -2.029

Gateshead NE M Labour 0.30 -0.633 0.29 -1.550

Liverpool NW M Labour 0.29 -2.053 0.29 -4.707

Wirral NW M Labour 0.30 -0.939 0.31 -2.093

Isles of Scilly SW U Ind 0.39 -0.015 0.33 -0.038

Wolverhampton WM M Labour 0.40 -0.752 0.33 -1.985

Sunderland NE M Labour 0.35 -0.879 0.33 -2.141

Kingston upon Hull UA YH U Labour 0.29 -0.952 0.38 -1.874

Note: County Councils only receive 20% of the New Homes Bonus in their area.

Local Authority Analysis by Region

Local Authority Region ClassPolitical Control

(Source: LGA 2012 )

2012/13 Ratio:J1



Grant

2012/13 Cash gain (-

loss) £m from

redistributing £176m

2013/14 Ratio:J1


gained for each £1 lost in Revenue Support

Grant

2013/14 Cash Gain (-

Loss) £m from


Barking & Dagenham L LB Labour 0.66 -0.315 0.65 -0.754

Barnet L LB Conservative 1.48 0.416 1.76 1.653

Bexley L LB Conservative 0.50 -0.288 0.71 -0.394

Brent L LB Labour 0.80 -0.276 1.00 -0.004

Bromley L LB Conservative 1.44 0.253 1.55 0.787

Camden L LB Labour 0.75 -0.395 0.77 -0.789

City of London L LB Ind 0.33 -0.218 0.40 -0.371

Croydon L LB Conservative 1.63 0.666 1.23 0.621

Ealing L LB Labour 0.89 -0.130 1.02 0.065

Enfield L LB Labour 0.49 -0.587 0.56 -1.225

Greenwich L LB Labour 0.91 -0.126 1.04 0.110

Hackney L LB Labour 0.94 -0.112 1.34 1.388

Hammersmith & Fulham L LB Conservative 0.70 -0.318 0.80 -0.464

Haringey L LB Labour 0.54 -0.603 0.63 -1.132

Harrow L LB Labour 1.15 0.090 1.15 0.219

Havering L LB Conservative 0.69 -0.151 0.87 -0.171

Hillingdon L LB Conservative 1.65 0.477 1.82 1.437

Hounslow L LB Labour 1.87 0.668 1.59 1.087

Islington L LB Labour 1.65 0.911 1.80 2.537

Kensington & Chelsea L LB Conservative 0.39 -0.558 0.35 -1.284

Kingston upon Thames L LB LD 1.68 0.229 1.34 0.283

Lambeth L LB Labour 0.97 -0.064 0.89 -0.448

Lewisham L LB Labour 0.43 -0.908 0.62 -1.351

Merton L LB Labour 0.82 -0.102 1.14 0.187

Newham L LB Labour 0.70 -0.565 0.76 -1.010

Redbridge L LB Conservative 0.87 -0.116 0.80 -0.404

Richmond upon Thames L LB Conservative 1.66 0.181 1.51 0.428

Southwark L LB Labour 1.07 0.136 1.16 0.692

Sutton L LB LD 1.26 0.121 0.83 -0.234

Tower Hamlets L LB Labour 2.12 2.174 2.40 5.831

Waltham Forest L LB Labour 0.54 -0.491 0.59 -1.062

Wandsworth L LB Conservative 0.89 -0.147 1.17 0.480

Westminster L LB Conservative 1.32 0.501 1.17 0.578

Local Authority Region ClassPolitical Control

(Source: LGA 2012 )

2012/13 Ratio:J1



Grant


loss) £m from


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Grant


Loss) £m from


Gateshead NE M Labour 0.30 -0.633 0.29 -1.550

Newcastle upon Tyne NE M Labour 0.32 -0.993 0.39 -2.062

North Tyneside NE M Labour 0.45 -0.423 0.45 -0.992

South Tyneside NE M Labour 0.22 -0.603 0.26 -1.366

Sunderland NE M Labour 0.35 -0.879 0.33 -2.141

Darlington UA NE U Labour 0.67 -0.119 0.63 -0.313

Durham UA NE U Labour 0.51 -0.992 0.63 -1.761

Hartlepool UA NE U Labour 0.71 -0.128 0.70 -0.323

Middlesbrough UA NE U Labour 0.50 -0.369 0.46 -0.926

Northumberland UA NE U LibCon 0.64 -0.399 0.67 -0.838

Redcar & Cleveland UA NE U Labour 0.31 -0.402 0.44 -0.754

Stockton-on-Tees UA NE U Labour 0.82 -0.117 0.95 -0.077


2012/13 Ratio:J1



Formula Grant


loss) £m from


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Grant


Loss) £m from


Bolton NW M Labour 0.63 -0.402 0.55 -1.145

Bury NW M Labour 0.30 -0.403 0.46 -0.727

Dudley NW M Labour 0.63 -0.415 0.60 -1.033

Knowsley NW M Labour 0.15 -0.852 0.23 -1.788

Liverpool NW M Labour 0.29 -2.053 0.29 -4.707

Manchester NW M Labour 0.63 -1.111 0.52 -3.228

Oldham NW M Labour 0.11 -0.928 0.10 -2.182

Rochdale NW M Labour 0.39 -0.593 0.42 -1.316

Salford NW M Labour 1.51 0.594 1.47 1.261

Sefton NW M Labour 0.60 -0.425 0.61 -0.934

St Helens NW M Labour 0.37 -0.485 0.43 -0.976

Stockport NW M LD 0.35 -0.487 0.41 -1.056

Tameside NW M Labour 0.62 -0.350 0.70 -0.624

Trafford NW M Conservative 0.65 -0.210 0.62 -0.520

Wigan NW M Labour 0.54 -0.536 0.48 -1.364

Wirral NW M Labour 0.30 -0.939 0.31 -2.093

Blackburn with Darwen UA NW U Labour 0.19 -0.572 0.14 -1.423

Blackpool UA NW U Labour 0.56 -0.330 0.48 -0.933

Cheshire East UA NW U Conservative 1.85 0.525 1.54 0.850Cheshire West and Chester

UA NW U Conservative 0.76 -0.197 0.86 -0.279

Halton UA NW U Labour 0.61 -0.223 0.49 -0.692

Warrington UA NW U Labour 1.41 0.201 1.37 0.437

CUMBRIA NW C Conservative 0.09 -1.262 0.11 -2.949Allerdale

NW D Labour 0.61 -0.026 1.47 0.064

Barrow-in-FurnessNW D Labour 1.24 0.014 1.01 0.001

CarlisleNW D Labour 4.48 0.206 5.20 0.522

CopelandNW D Labour 0.29 -0.033 1.44 0.041

EdenNW D Conservative 3.40 0.073 3.22 0.142

South LakelandNW D LD 0.73 -0.011 1.69 0.058

LANCASHIRE NW C Conservative 0.15 -2.464 0.16 -5.954Burnley

NW D Labour 0.45 -0.041 1.27 0.042

ChorleyNW D Labour 7.74 0.371 10.11 0.999

FyldeNW D Conservative 6.73 0.203 7.70 0.483

HyndburnNW D Labour 0.73 -0.018 0.56 -0.059

LancasterNW D Labour 1.75 0.081 2.12 0.239

PendleNW D LibCon 1.08 0.006 1.53 0.080

PrestonNW D Labour 1.14 0.014 1.19 0.040

Ribble ValleyNW D Conservative 2.77 0.047 4.31 0.167

RossendaleNW D Labour 2.32 0.050 2.22 0.099

South RibbleNW D Conservative 3.10 0.092 3.47 0.216

West LancashireNW D Conservative 1.48 0.029 3.08 0.257

WyreNW D Conservative 2.73 0.108 3.72 0.345


2012/13 Ratio:J1



Formula Grant


loss) £m from


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Grant


Loss) £m from


Barnsley YH M Labour 0.90 -0.096 1.01 0.024

Bradford YH M Labour 0.68 -0.740 0.68 -1.668

Calderdale YH M LibLab 1.00 0.001 0.95 -0.077

Doncaster YH M Labour 0.31 -0.857 0.29 -2.029

Kirklees YH M Labour 0.82 -0.245 0.81 -0.590

Leeds YH M Labour 0.83 -0.452 0.84 -0.947

Rotherham YH M Labour 0.61 -0.405 0.71 -0.684

Sheffield YH M Labour 0.57 -1.043 0.53 -2.539

Wakefield YH M Labour 1.04 0.046 1.01 0.029

East Riding of Yorkshire UA YH U Conservative 1.02 0.014 0.96 -0.075

Kingston upon Hull UA YH U Labour 0.29 -0.952 0.38 -1.874

North East Lincolnshire UA YH U Conservative 0.49 -0.323 0.53 -0.693

North Lincolnshire UA YH U Labour 0.90 -0.054 0.89 -0.135

York UA YH U Labour 1.76 0.322 1.53 0.523

NORTH YORKSHIRE YH C Conservative 0.33 -0.717 0.31 -1.742Craven

YH D Conservative 6.12 0.137 6.60 0.310

HambletonYH D Conservative 6.05 0.195 6.19 0.404

HarrogateYH D Conservative 3.65 0.185 3.55 0.356

RichmondshireYH D Ind 2.81 0.049 4.72 0.208

RyedaleYH D Conservative 6.14 0.150 7.20 0.379

ScarboroughYH D Conservative 1.58 0.044 2.16 0.185

SelbyYH D Conservative 8.22 0.315 8.03 0.644


2012/13 Ratio:J1



Formula Grant


loss) £m from


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Grant


Loss) £m from


Birmingham WM M Labour 0.51 -2.862 0.48 -6.966

Coventry WM M Labour 0.86 -0.194 0.91 -0.275

Sandwell WM M Labour 0.44 -0.891 0.41 -2.227

Solihull WM M Conservative 1.29 0.133 1.03 0.039

Walsall WM M Conservative 0.70 -0.358 0.58 -1.180

Wolverhampton WM M Labour 0.40 -0.752 0.33 -1.985

Shropshire UA WM U Conservative 1.40 0.331 1.37 0.709

Stoke-on-Trent UA WM U Labour 0.59 -0.462 0.40 -1.616

Telford & Wrekin UA WM U Labour 1.05 0.028 0.97 -0.042

STAFFORDSHIRE WM C Conservative 0.28 -1.105 0.24 -2.882Cannock Chase

WM D Labour 4.36 0.184 3.86 0.324

East StaffordshireWM D Conservative 4.82 0.220 5.46 0.532

LichfieldWM D Conservative 5.09 0.159 5.64 0.366

Newcastle-under-LymeWM D Labour 4.65 0.249 4.16 0.440

South StaffordshireWM D Conservative 4.80 0.164 5.51 0.394

StaffordWM D Conservative 3.42 0.128 4.32 0.349

Staffordshire MoorlandsWM D Conservative 2.96 0.098 2.69 0.165

TamworthWM D Conservative 2.67 0.071 2.77 0.154

WARWICKSHIRE WM C Conservative 0.33 -0.634 0.30 -1.666North Warwickshire

WM D Labour 2.43 0.050 3.36 0.169

Nuneaton and BedworthWM D Labour 3.72 0.176 4.03 0.417

RugbyWM D Conservative 8.39 0.321 8.86 0.707

Stratford-on-AvonWM D Conservative 5.51 0.199 7.30 0.580

WarwickWM D Conservative 5.10 0.268 4.88 0.499

WORCESTERSHIRE WM C Conservative 0.36 -0.611 0.34 -1.560Bromsgrove

WM D Conservative 4.70 0.117 6.57 0.362

Malvern HillsWM D Conservative 9.17 0.273 9.64 0.589

RedditchWM D Labour 3.28 0.087 2.87 0.154

WorcesterWM D Conservative 5.90 0.229 6.67 0.552

WychavonWM D Conservative 6.55 0.276 7.93 0.685

Wyre Forest WM D Conservative 3.96 0.150 4.42 0.362


2012/13 Ratio:J1



Formula Grant


loss) £m from


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Grant


Loss) £m from


Derby UA EM U Labour 0.82 -0.171 0.74 -0.570

Leicester UA EM U Labour 0.74 -0.420 0.64 -1.372

Nottingham UA EM U Labour 0.48 -0.826 0.55 -1.620

Rutland UA EM U Conservative 1.51 0.035 1.44 0.072

DERBYSHIRE EM C Conservative 0.19 -1.447 0.19 -3.395Amber Valley

EM D Conservative 3.66 0.157 4.57 0.429

BolsoverEM D Labour 2.47 0.075 2.74 0.189

ChesterfieldEM D Labour 1.50 0.031 1.74 0.093

Derbyshire DalesEM D Conservative 4.44 0.100 5.33 0.270

ErewashEM D Conservative 3.46 0.149 4.20 0.396

High PeakEM D Labour 1.39 0.017 2.24 0.110

North East DerbyshireEM D Labour 2.90 0.092 2.80 0.188

South DerbyshireEM D Conservative 8.16 0.347 8.90 0.743

LEICESTERSHIRE EM C Conservative 0.46 -0.512 0.46 -1.250Blaby


CharnwoodEM D Conservative 6.73 0.457 8.41 1.185

HarboroughEM D Conservative 10.28 0.312 10.39 0.619

Hinckley and BosworthEM D LD 5.93 0.241 6.57 0.539

MeltonEM D Conservative 7.86 0.169 7.82 0.337

North West LeicestershireEM D Conservative 4.24 0.144 6.40 0.484

Oadby and WigstonEM D LD 1.09 0.003 1.92 0.053

LINCOLNSHIRE EM C Conservative 0.33 -1.225 0.31 -2.887Boston


East LindseyEM D Conservative 2.62 0.185 2.51 0.345

LincolnEM D Labour 6.16 0.348 5.14 0.588

North Kesteven EM D Conservative 8.13 0.408 8.20 0.836

South HollandEM D Conservative 3.87 0.174 3.80 0.349

South KestevenEM D Conservative 7.67 0.457 9.31 1.136

West LindseyEM D Conservative 6.14 0.273 5.97 0.560

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE EM C Conservative 0.40 -0.878 0.38 -2.142Corby

EM D Labour 11.23 0.396 12.63 0.916

DaventryEM D Conservative 3.90 0.118 4.78 0.299

East NorthamptonshireEM D Conservative 8.24 0.324 8.43 0.667

KetteringEM D Conservative 7.97 0.314 7.71 0.632

NorthamptonEM D Conservative 4.62 0.437 4.86 0.983

South NorthamptonshireEM D Conservative 7.21 0.228 9.59 0.604

WellingboroughEM D Conservative 4.11 0.142 4.24 0.292

NOTTINGHAMSHIRE EM C Conservative 0.25 -1.292 0.25 -3.044Ashfield

EM D Labour 5.16 0.297 5.88 0.707

BassetlawEM D Labour 2.94 0.147 3.66 0.403

BroxtoweEM D LibLab 3.04 0.110 3.52 0.272

GedlingEM D Labour 5.35 0.248 6.05 0.579

MansfieldEM D Labour 2.17 0.079 2.36 0.189

Newark and SherwoodEM D Conservative 4.57 0.244 5.19 0.575

RushcliffeEM D Conservative 4.50 0.159 6.05 0.449


2012/13 Ratio:J1



Formula Grant


loss) £m from


2013/14 Ratio:J1



Grant


Loss) £m from


Herefordshire UA E U Conservative 1.12 0.061 1.06 0.070

Peterborough UA E U Conservative 1.39 0.264 1.37 0.572

Southend-on-Sea UA E U Conservative 0.47 -0.293 0.51 -0.639

Thurrock UA E U Labour 0.54 -0.246 0.54 -0.574

CAMBRIDGESHIRE E C Conservative 0.65 -0.363 0.61 -0.944Cambridge

E D LD 7.92 0.542 8.14 1.137

East CambridgeshireE D Conservative 6.68 0.260 7.53 0.600

FenlandE D Conservative 3.84 0.185 3.88 0.397

HuntingdonshireE D Conservative 9.05 0.694 10.57 1.635

South CambridgeshireE D Conservative 14.45 0.663 16.67 1.546

ESSEX E C Conservative 0.34 -1.645 0.33 -4.408Basildon

E D Conservative 2.98 0.195 4.97 0.844

BraintreeE D Conservative 6.37 0.337 7.59 0.857

BrentwoodE D Conservative 6.02 0.159 8.03 0.435

Castle PointE D Conservative 4.13 0.123 3.93 0.247

ChelmsfordE D Conservative 4.63 0.228 4.89 0.494

ColchesterE D LD 7.88 0.542 10.08 1.465

Epping ForestE D Conservative 4.84 0.232 6.44 0.675

HarlowE D Labour 3.42 0.128 2.81 0.210

MaldonE D Conservative 3.70 0.074 4.50 0.200

RochfordE D Conservative 3.50 0.077 4.23 0.209

TendringE D Conservative 3.05 0.184 3.46 0.465

UttlesfordE D Conservative 19.34 0.482 21.94 1.211

HERTFORDSHIRE E C Conservative 0.47 -0.917 0.41 -2.709Broxbourne

E D Conservative 5.85 0.212 6.22 0.458

Dacorum E D Conservative 6.47 0.304 7.58 0.740

East HertfordshireE D Conservative 6.80 0.292 8.54 0.765

HertsmereE D Conservative 4.55 0.182 5.76 0.483

North HertfordshireE D Conservative 8.70 0.376 9.38 0.852

St AlbansE D Conservative 8.16 0.338 10.33 0.878

StevenageE D Labour 5.26 0.191 5.20 0.403

Three RiversE D LD 3.76 0.105 6.03 0.374

WatfordE D LD 12.53 0.569 12.03 1.167

Welwyn HatfieldE D Conservative 5.22 0.213 6.11 0.555

NORFOLK E C Conservative 0.29 -1.610 0.25 -4.341Breckland

E D Conservative 4.71 0.280 4.67 0.541

BroadlandE D Conservative 3.42 0.128 4.40 0.364

Great YarmouthE D Labour 2.93 0.136 3.60 0.372

King's Lynn and West Norfolk E D Conservative 4.25 0.328 4.85 0.787

North NorfolkE D Conservative 4.30 0.191 3.65 0.318

NorwichE D Labour 4.64 0.380 4.49 0.780

South NorfolkE D Conservative 12.31 0.639 14.05 1.518

SUFFOLK E C Conservative 0.35 -1.044 0.29 -2.708Babergh

E D Conservative 6.70 0.218 6.67 0.452

Forest HeathE D Conservative 15.80 0.548 13.97 0.969

IpswichE D Labour 6.03 0.344 4.80 0.617

Mid SuffolkE D Conservative 8.58 0.310 8.75 0.657

St EdmundsburyE D Conservative 5.27 0.185 4.89 0.365

Suffolk CoastalE D Conservative 4.14 0.164 4.13 0.336

WaveneyE D Conservative 2.90 0.142 3.17 0.327


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Bath & North East Somerset SW U LD 1.32 0.119 1.39 0.346

Bournemouth UA SW U Conservative 1.47 0.241 1.40 0.467

Bristol SW U LD 1.25 0.394 1.19 0.729

Cornwall UA SW U Conservative 1.11 0.213 1.27 1.142

Isles of Scilly SW U Ind 0.39 -0.015 0.33 -0.038

North Somerset UA SW U Conservative 1.70 0.348 1.58 0.686

Plymouth UA SW U Labour 0.64 -0.352 0.69 -0.679

Poole UA SW U Conservative 1.55 0.149 1.25 0.161

South Gloucestershire UA SW U Conservative 1.62 0.334 1.52 0.735

Swindon UA SW U Conservative 2.42 0.665 2.07 1.286

Torbay UA SW U Conservative 0.82 -0.095 0.83 -0.204

Wiltshire UA SW U Conservative 2.09 0.975 2.19 2.561

DEVON SW C Conservative 0.39 -0.991 0.37 -2.408East Devon

SW D Conservative 6.28 0.260 7.35 0.632

ExeterSW D Labour 7.07 0.463 8.90 1.216

Mid DevonSW D Conservative 3.72 0.107 5.26 0.352

North DevonSW D LD 3.78 0.148 3.38 0.265

South HamsSW D Conservative 9.80 0.302 8.87 0.566

TeignbridgeSW D Conservative 6.51 0.336 6.80 0.734

TorridgeSW D Conservative 6.31 0.229 6.98 0.531

West DevonSW D Conservative 13.00 0.336 10.38 0.576

DORSET SW C Conservative 0.39 -0.367 0.37 -0.947Christchurch


East DorsetSW D Conservative 5.08 0.093 5.25 0.219

North DorsetSW D Conservative 7.96 0.210 10.55 0.591

PurbeckSW D Conservative 3.24 0.045 3.80 0.121

West DorsetSW D Conservative 4.79 0.203 5.46 0.486

Weymouth and PortlandSW D Conservative 4.60 0.126 4.00 0.228

GLOUCESTERSHIRE SW C Conservative 0.41 -0.700 0.40 -1.693Cheltenham

SW D LD 4.57 0.186 4.10 0.329

CotswoldSW D Conservative 8.81 0.269 12.20 0.784

Forest of DeanSW D Conservative 3.75 0.131 5.21 0.407

GloucesterSW D Conservative 9.02 0.513 9.12 1.121

StroudSW D Labour 6.71 0.253 7.66 0.613

TewkesburySW D Conservative 11.03 0.347 11.13 0.697

SOMERSET SW C Conservative 0.45 -0.626 0.51 -1.258Mendip


SedgemoorSW D Conservative 8.91 0.505 11.06 1.331

South SomersetSW D LD 8.85 0.503 10.49 1.297

Taunton DeaneSW D Conservative 8.55 0.374 10.63 0.972

West SomersetSW D Conservative 4.67 0.076 5.32 0.194


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Bedford UA SE U LD 2.31 0.610 1.93 1.119

Bracknell Forest UA SE U Conservative 2.64 0.363 1.94 0.590

Brighton and Hove SE U Green 0.44 -0.534 0.56 -0.966

Central Bedfordshire UA SE U Conservative 2.71 0.746 2.58 1.899

Isle of Wight UA SE U Conservative 0.85 -0.082 0.88 -0.147

Luton UA SE U Labour 0.56 -0.348 0.62 -0.681

Medway UA SE U Conservative 1.29 0.209 1.21 0.375

Milton Keynes UA SE U Conservative 2.36 1.040 2.41 2.449

Portsmouth UA SE U LD 0.67 -0.255 0.61 -0.707

Reading UA SE U Labour 1.07 0.033 1.02 0.027

Slough UA SE U Labour 1.14 0.068 0.97 -0.035

Southampton UA SE U Labour 0.84 -0.145 0.78 -0.458

West Berkshire UA SE U Conservative 1.35 0.097 1.38 0.256

Windsor & Maidenhead UA SE U Conservative 2.52 0.270 1.96 0.454

Wokingham UA SE U Conservative 2.60 0.295 2.07 0.561

BUCKINGHAMSHIRE SE C Conservative 0.71 -0.169 0.62 -0.635Aylesbury Vale

SE D Conservative 9.41 0.638 13.83 1.905

ChilternSE D Conservative 3.17 0.058 4.12 0.173

South BucksSE D Conservative 10.82 0.198 10.48 0.390

WycombeSE D Conservative 10.31 0.583 11.08 1.257

EAST SUSSEX SE C Conservative 0.33 -0.703 0.29 -1.992Eastbourne

SE D LD 2.41 0.090 2.54 0.210

HastingsSE D Labour 2.46 0.093 2.20 0.171

LewesSE D Conservative 5.89 0.176 6.40 0.452

RotherSE D Conservative 6.06 0.208 5.41 0.390

WealdenSE D Conservative 11.53 0.533 14.06 1.437

HAMPSHIRE SE C Conservative 0.60 -0.644 0.50 -2.246Basingstoke and Deane


East HampshireSE D Conservative 10.45 0.326 12.00 0.777

Eastleigh SE D LD 8.24 0.349 9.13 0.783

FarehamSE D Conservative 7.10 0.230 9.45 0.607

GosportSE D Conservative 2.08 0.048 3.32 0.216

HartSE D Conservative 6.83 0.146 9.20 0.422

HavantSE D Conservative 2.11 0.067 2.25 0.156

New ForestSE D Conservative 4.00 0.220 4.13 0.466

RushmoorSE D Conservative 6.46 0.243 7.14 0.545

Test ValleySE D Conservative 7.72 0.308 11.61 0.942

WinchesterSE D Conservative 11.76 0.425 11.95 0.910

KENT SE C Conservative 0.42 -1.605 0.39 -4.274Ashford


CanterburySE D Conservative 4.33 0.285 5.35 0.760

DartfordSE D Conservative 6.39 0.266 7.57 0.665

DoverSE D Conservative 2.78 0.117 3.37 0.327

GraveshamSE D Labour 3.98 0.160 5.27 0.472

MaidstoneSE D Conservative 13.32 0.677 14.48 1.638

SevenoaksSE D Conservative 6.55 0.223 7.06 0.520

ShepwaySE D Conservative 5.01 0.245 4.63 0.505

SwaleSE D Conservative 6.25 0.411 6.85 0.936

ThanetSE D Labour 4.95 0.340 4.78 0.711

Tonbridge and MallingSE D Conservative 12.24 0.458 11.97 0.932

Tunbridge WellsSE D Conservative 5.77 0.201 6.94 0.525

OXFORDSHIRE SE C Conservative 0.41 -0.614 0.38 -1.672Cherwell


OxfordSE D Labour 4.83 0.419 4.49 0.814

South OxfordshireSE D Conservative 5.02 0.198 7.32 0.613

Vale of White HorseSE D Conservative 9.00 0.361 9.67 0.766

West OxfordshireSE D Conservative 7.01 0.234 8.60 0.608

SURREY SE C Conservative 0.55 -0.611 0.41 -2.534Elmbridge


Epsom and Ewell SE D Ind 9.22 0.221 11.18 0.539

GuildfordSE D Conservative 4.41 0.184 6.92 0.646

Mole ValleySE D Ind 5.85 0.119 9.76 0.420

Reigate and BansteadSE D Conservative 10.12 0.406 10.92 0.882

RunnymedeSE D Conservative 8.39 0.267 9.55 0.591

SpelthorneSE D Conservative 6.09 0.184 6.81 0.418

Surrey HeathSE D Conservative 4.15 0.095 6.70 0.333

TandridgeSE D Conservative 8.09 0.189 10.58 0.521

WaverleySE D Conservative 7.16 0.227 8.37 0.550

WokingSE D Conservative 6.17 0.210 6.78 0.460

WEST SUSSEX SE C Conservative 0.49 -0.546 0.44 -1.640Adur


ArunSE D Conservative 6.86 0.371 9.39 1.147

ChichesterSE D Conservative 9.34 0.332 10.27 0.778

CrawleySE D Conservative 5.86 0.315 5.08 0.554

HorshamSE D Conservative 8.32 0.276 9.48 0.648

Mid SussexSE D Conservative 9.02 0.314 12.47 0.916

WorthingSE D Conservative 3.80 0.134 4.12 0.313

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