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Band 5+: The table and charts below give information on the police budget for 2017 and 2018 in one area of Britain. The table shows where the money came from and the charts show how it was distributed.

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The image shows two pie charts and a table about police budget. In 2017, the budget was £9.50bn with 75% from central government(£7.13bn), 21% from local council tax(£2bn), and 4% from other sources(£0.38bn), and in 2018, it was 5% smaller at £9.02bn with the same breakdown. The money was spent on salaries(69%, £6.56bn in 2017, £6.22bn in 2018), buildings and maintenance(17%, £1.62bn in 2017, £1.53bn in 2018), transport(9%, £0.86bn in 2017, £0.81bn in 2018), and police equipment(5%, £0.48bn in 2017, £0.45bn in 2018).
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The graphs illustrate data on police finances for two years 2017 and 2018 in one region in UK. The table provides information about the source of money while the pie graph displays it’s distribution.

In general, it clearly visible that the major source of money was supplied by the national government in both years and the greatest portion of the budget was spent on employers’ salaries.

The table illustrates that the national government was the major contributor to the police financial supply provided about 175.5 and 177.8 m in both years followed by local taxes as a second contributor which supplied about 91.2 and 102.3 m in 2017 and 2018 respectively, however other sources such as grants also supplied the police in 38 and 38.5 m. Finally the total police budget was 304.7m in 2017 while in 2018 it was about 318.6 m.

Regarding the expenditure, the pie graph shows that about 75 percent of the total budget was spent on salaries in 2017 , similarly 69 percent also went for staff in 2018 additionally 17 percent in both years were provided to building and transport, However small fractions of the money were kept for technology which was 8 % in 2017 and raised to 14 % in 2018.

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