Informations are provided by the table and charts which illustrate the budget of the police in a Britain’s area in the years of 2017 and 2018. While the table highlights data on the money sources, the charts compare the money distribution.
Overall, it is immediately obvious that National Government was the number one source that money comes from and the least one was unspecified sources such as grants from the table as well as a significant amount of money source was allocated to salaries of officers and other staff from the charts in both years. Furthermore, the money from all sources increased in 2018.
Turning to details, in 2017, a huge amount of finance came from National Government which was contained 175.5 m and in 2018 , the money rose to 177.8 m . The second source was Local Taxes which was gained 91.2 m in 2017 and had a considerable increase in 2018, reaching to 102.3 m . However, other unspecified sources were the least on the list, containing 38 m in 2017 and had an increase to 38.5 m in 2018. In total, 304.7 m finance was taken in 2017, whereas in 2018 the total amount of money was 318.6 m.
When it comes to the allocation of money, the large amount of money was given for officers and other workers as a payment in both years with respective figures 75 % and 69%. A small amount of finance was spent for technology, showing the rate of 8 % in 2017 and 14 % in 2018. Buildings and transport were received the same amount of money in both periods which is 17%.