thr table and the charts below give information the police budget for 2017 and 2018 in a one area of britian. the table shows where the money vame from and the chart shows how it was distributed

The table and pie charts provide data about the police budget in a particular area of Britain in 2017 and 2018. The table displays where the fund came from

while

the pie charts present the distribution of it.

Overall

, it was clear that there was an upward trend in all categories, with the national government as the main contributor. In terms of spending, salaries were the biggest expense in both years. In 2017, the total budget of the police was 304.7

million

before it rose to 318.6

million

in 2018. The majority of

this

cash was acquired through the national government, with an increase from 175.5

million

to 177.8

million

. For all of the sources, local taxes had the largest expansion from 91.2

million

to 102.3

million

,

whereas

other sources almost stayed the same at 38.5

million

in 2018, only 0.5

million

more than the previous year. On the subject of expenditure, the officers' and staff salaries were the highest cost, with 75% in 2017 and decreased to 69% in 2018.

In contrast

, spending on technology almost doubled from 8% to 14%, whilst the outlay for buildings and transport remained unchanged at 17%.