The table compares three various revenue streams and total numbers in terms of how much money were received from those in years 2017 and 2018. The pie charts give data regarding what percent of those money were divided into three public facilities.
Overall, higher amount of money was acquired from National Government, while lower amount did so from Other Sources. Notably, police allocated most of those money to buildings and transport.
Looking at the indicators of table, police budget gathered 175.5 million pounds from National Government in 2017, then this number faced a gradual increase to 177.8 million pounds in 2018. Additionally, 91.2 million pounds were collected from Local Taxes at first before doing so 102.3 million pounds in the year 2018. Other unspecified sources, however, provided with 38 million pounds at the beginning of the year with almost no difference of money – 38.5 million pounds – at the end of the period. As for the total amount of money, results of the mentioned sources above, once it accounted for 304.7 million in 2017, it then experienced a growth to 318.6 million pounds.
Turning to the figures for pie charts, higher percentages of money was dispensed to the salaries of officers and staff in years 2017 and 2018 – 75 and 69% , respectively. As regards Buildings and Transport, their index constituted for 17% in the former year with the same percent in the latter one. However, the lowest amount of money – 8% – was allocated to Technology in 2017, growing to 14% in the following year.