How much was spent on crime prevention by (a) central government, (b) Argyll and Bute Council and (c) West Dunbartonshire Council in each y…

Spend by a local authority on crime prevention is a matter for that local authority. The information is not held centrally.Under the Make our Communities Safer Challenge Competition, which ended in March 2002, the awards detailed in the following tables were made:Argyll and Bute1996-97 | Campbeltown Town Centre CCTVDunoon Town Centre CCTVHelensburgh Town Centre CCTV | £11,700£76,288£23,544
1997-98 | Oban Town Centre CCTV | £71,000
1998-99 | Rothesay Town Centre CCTV | £63,300
1999-2000 | | £0
2000-01 | Campbeltown CCTV | £9,500
2001-02 | Dunoon New Community Schools | £8,100
West Dunbartonshire1996-97 | Clydebank Town Centre CCTV | £108,490
1997-98 | Clydebank Town Centre CCTVDumbarton CCTV | £27,000£63,000
1998-99 | | £0
1999-2000 | Dumbarton Town Centre CCTV | £160,000
2000-01 | New Bonhill CCTV | £140,000
2001-02 | Clydebank Trust CCTVYouth Shelters | £129,440£18,500
On 1 April 2002, we introduced a new Community Safety Partnership Award Programme for all council-led Community Safety Partnerships. For 2002-03, Argyll and Bute Community Safety Partnership were awarded £84,127 to address local community safety priorities, West Dunbartonshire Community Safety Partnership were awarded £118,491.