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.

The table illustrates the sources of money that primarily came from,

while

the charts show us information about where they would give it out from 2017 to 2018.

It is clear that

the most

budget

was gained by the national government and in all two years, they provided about from 175.5m to 177.8m for the police.

Besides

that, the local taxes from inhabitants contributed a part for them. In 2017, it was about 91.2

m

but in the next year, we had a fluctuation from the figure which nearly reached the top to the number that went over before at about 102.3

m

in 2018.

Finally

, we have other sources and it just had a small part in

this

budget

such

as subsidy. It contributed about 38m in 2017 and slightly increased in 2018 by about 38,5m. In total, the police

budget

from 2017 to 2018 went up from 304,7m to 318,6m. As can be seen in the charts given, we can see the distribution and it did not have any differences between

this

. In 2017 and 2018, the salaries always gained the biggest part of the circle charts, it had about 75% in 2017 but in the next year, it decreased and just had 69% . Followed by that, technology ranked

last

and second respectively, at 8% and 14%. The only factor that kept it stable was buildings and transport, in both years it always had 17%.

Overall

, the

budget

was primarily donated by the national government,

while

the salaries for officers and staff dominated two-year spending.