The table and charts detailed below give information about the police budget in 2017 and 2018 in on area of Britain. The table illustrates where the money came from and the charts show how it was distributed.

The provided table illustrates the total amount of money from 3 distinguishable sources,

while

the accompanying pie chart represents the

proportion

of spending money for police in one area in the United Kingdom between 2 different years: 2017 and 2018. Looking more closely at the trend for the graphs, it can be clearly seen that amount of money provided by each source and the

proportion

of distribution remain relatively stable.

According to

the table, in 2017, the police had a total budget of 304.7

million

euros

,

while

there was a slight rise to 318.6

million

euros

in 2018. The majority of the budget was sourced from the national government, with an increase from 175.5

million

euros

to 177.8

million

euros

. Out of 3 sources, local taxes saw the largest growth from 91.2

million

euros

to 102.3

million

euros

. Meanwhile, there was only a 0.5

million

euro increase for other sources of income to 38.5

million

euros

in 2017. Based on the pie chart,

although

the

proportion

of wages for officers and staff revealed a moderate drop from 75% in 2017 to 69% in 2018, it still accounted for the highest

proportion

of expenditure.

In addition

, the technology percentage grew approximately

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twofold to 14% in 2018,

while

the figure for building and transport remain stable over a period,

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