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    This document shows the change in Aggregate External Finance (AEF), a source of funding comprising grants and rates, provided to each Welsh unitary authority between 2010-2011 and 2011-2012. Most authorities saw a reduction in AEF of between 1.2-1.7%, with an overall reduction for all unitary authorities of 1.4%. Only Cardiff saw a small increase of 0.1%.

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    This document shows the change in Aggregate External Finance (AEF), a source of funding comprising grants and rates, provided to each Welsh unitary authority between 2010-2011 and 2011-2012. Most authorities saw a reduction in AEF of between 1.2-1.7%, with an overall reduction for all unitary authorities of 1.4%. Only Cardiff saw a small increase of 0.1%.

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    Table 1: Change in AEF1, adjusted for transfers, by unitary authority

    £000s
    2010-11 2011-12
    Unitary authority final AEF2 provisional AEF % change
    Isle of Anglesey 94,941 93,327 -1.7%
    Gwynedd 170,793 167,889 -1.7%
    Conwy 146,973 144,474 -1.7%
    Denbighshire 138,654 136,378 -1.6%
    Flintshire 188,000 184,804 -1.7%
    Wrexham 162,981 160,983 -1.2%
    Powys 181,537 179,270 -1.2%
    Ceredigion 101,601 100,863 -0.7%
    Pembrokeshire 162,556 159,792 -1.7%
    Carmarthenshire 252,260 249,090 -1.3%
    Swansea 302,447 297,991 -1.5%
    Neath Port Talbot 199,799 196,402 -1.7%
    Bridgend 181,168 178,546 -1.4%
    The Vale Of Glamorgan 153,100 150,497 -1.7%
    Rhondda Cynon Taf 349,476 343,535 -1.7%
    Merthyr Tydfil 87,652 86,162 -1.7%
    Caerphilly 255,158 250,820 -1.7%
    Blaenau Gwent 110,245 108,370 -1.7%
    Torfaen 131,759 129,519 -1.7%
    Monmouthshire 97,757 96,095 -1.7%
    Newport 197,564 194,205 -1.7%
    Cardiff 394,807 395,006 0.1%
    Total Unitary Authorities 4,061,228 4,004,022 -1.4%

    Notes: 1. Aggregate External Finance (AEF) comprises Revenue Support Grant and
    Re-distributed National Non-Domestic Rate income.
    2. The published AEF for 2010-11 is subject to a number of adjustments.

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