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Linda Burnip made this Freedom of Information request to Birmingham City Council
Birmingham City Council did not have the information requested.
From: Linda Burnip
5 April 2009
Dear Sir or Madam,
Using data from 2007-8 you have stated that 15% of the total adult
care budget is spent on community/home care, and 34% on residential
care. Please could you tell me what the remaining 51% of the adult
social care budget is spent on?
What are the amounts available for providing adult social care for
2009-2010? How much of this is expected to be spent on providing
personalised budgets and Direct payments?
What percentage of total spend is this?
The recent Overview and Scrutiny report (Nov. 2008) stated that
4,000 fewer people received any care from BCC in 2007 compared to
2000 how do BCC plan to address this issue?
The average waiting time for adaptations is currently 58 weeks:
what is the longest waiting time and do BCC have any plans to
reduce this waiting time to a more acceptable time scale?
Yours faithfully,
Linda Burnip
Birmingham City Council
6 April 2009
Dear Linda Burnip
Freedom of Information Act 2000 – Request for Information ref: 2877
Thank you for your request for information held by the Council under the
provisions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 [FOI] which was received
on 6 March. The Authority has up to twenty working days to respond to you.
In some circumstances a fee may be payable and if that is the case, we will
let you know. A fees notice will be issued to you, and you will be required
to pay before we will proceed to deal with your request.
Where Birmingham City Council is the copyright holder of any information
that may be released, re-use for personal, educational or non-commercial
purposes is permitted without further reference to the City Council. Where
the re-use is for other purposes, such as commercial re-use, the applicant
should notify the City Council in writing to seek approval or agree terms
for re-use.
If you require any further information or are not happy with our response
please do not hesitate to contact a member of our team on 0121 303 4876
quoting the reference number above in any future communications.
The information you have provided within your FOI request will be held on
our database and may also be held within manual records for a period of 2
years from the date Birmingham City Council received your request. Any
personal data that you provide to Birmingham City Council will be held in
line with the requirements set out within the Data Protection Act 1998.
Philip Wilson
Caldicott Co-ordinator
Tel: 0121 303 9462
email: [email address]
Communications and Information Team
Adults and Communities Directorate
Birmingham City Council
Louisa Ryland House
44 Newhall Street
Birmingham B3 3PL
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Birmingham City Council
23 April 2009
Dear Linda Burnip
In your request you have referred to a Scrutiny report of November 2008 and
a figure of 4000 fewer people receiving care.
The scrutiny office has checked the reports for that month and cannot find
any reference to that figure or to a comparison of 2007 vs 2000 data.
If you could please let me know which report you are quoting and the
particular section, I will see what recorded information there is to answer
your question. However, without that clarification, it will not be possible
to trace the information you have requested.
We are proceeding with the remainder of your request and are aware of the
response timescale.
Yours sincerely
Philip Wilson
Caldicott Co-ordinator
Communications and Information Team
Adults and Communities Directorate
Birmingham City Council
Louisa Ryland House
44 Newhall Street
Birmingham B3 3PL
A special event for your diary:
Visit this year's Adults and Communities Conference and Exhibition on 16
June 2009 at the ICC
For further information please check:
www.birmingham.gov.uk/acconference
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Birmingham City Council
7 May 2009
FOI Request 2877
Please find the formal response attached to your FOI request
(See attached file: FOI 2877 - Info Supply.pdf)
As per my email to you of 23 April, we are unable to answer one of your
questions without clarification. s soon as you supply that, we can search
for the data.
Many thanks
Philip Wilson
Caldicott Co-ordinator
Tel: 0121 303 9462
email: [email address]
Communications and Information Team
Adults and Communities Directorate
Birmingham City Council
Louisa Ryland House
44 Newhall Street
Birmingham B3 3PL
A special event for your diary:
Visit this year's Adults and Communities Conference and Exhibition on 16
June 2009 at the ICC
For further information please check:
www.birmingham.gov.uk/acconference
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