The table and charts below gve information on the police budget for 2017 and 2018 in one area of Britain. The table shows where the money come from and the charts show how it was distributed.

The table provided illustrates the sources where the total

amount

of

money

for Britain police came from in the years 2017 and 2018. The pie charts

also

depict the

amount

of

money

that was spent on different aspects including salaries, technology, and buildings and transport, in the same period of time.

Overall

, it is noticeable from the table that Britain's police budget mainly came from national governments in 2017, and remained the same afterwards in 2018. The charts are

also

showing that a large proportion of

this

money

was spent on salaries in both years.

To begin

with the table, in the year 2017, 175.5

million

pounds was the total budget for police offices in the UK, and the

number

provided by local taxes was significantly lower than

this

number

with 91.2

million

. In 2018,

moreover

, the

amount

of

money

provided by the national government slightly increased and reached almost 180

million

pounds, which caused the total

number

to experience an upward trend reaching the

number

of 318.6

million

overall

. The pie charts,

on the other hand

, showcase that a considerable

amount

of

this

budget has been given to officers and staff as their source of outcome, with 75% in 2017.

This

percentage,

however

, had slightly decreased by 6% a year after that, making room for technology purposes to grow by 7% to become 14% in 2018. The

amount

of

money

spent on buildings and transport,

however

, remained the same with 17% in both years.