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 chart and the table illustrate critical evidence about the budget of the police department gained in 2017 and 2018 from various sources in one area of Britain,

as well as

what they spent the money on.

This

unit is measured in both millions and percentages.

Overall

, the graph clearly shows that 2018 had the majority of the budget, which was 318.6

million

, unlike 2017, which was 304.7

million

.

According to

the sources, both years have immense differences in the money they get. Starting with the National Government, in the

first

year

, they were quite similar to each other; in the

year

2017, they got 175.5

million

and 177.8

million

in the second

year

.

On the other hand

, the Local Taxes resources had significant growth from 91.2m to 102.3m.

Last

but not least, the other sources (e.g. grants ) are 38m and 38.5, respectively. The total was 304.7

million

for the

first

year

and became 318.6

million

in 2018. In terms of how they spent the money. At

first

, they both spent the larger amount on Salaries (officers and staff), spent about 75% in the

first

year

, and

then

the percentage reduced to 69% only.

In addition

, they spent the exact same percentage on buildings and transport about 17% in the two years.

Furthermore

, in the

year

2017, they spent only 8% on technologies, but in 2018, the percentage grew moderately to 14%.