An Engine for Change - A Chronicle of the Engineering Council

1981-1985: THE CORFIELD YEARS 25YearTotalGrossIncome*£000TotalOperatingCosts£000YearTotalGrossIncome†£000TotalOperatingCosts£0001982 565 [1] 358 1992 6,023 [4] 5,4971983 1,021 [2] 1,101 1993 6,579 [5] 6,6341984 2,052 [3] 2,052 1994 7,014 [6] 6,8191985 1,631 2,027 1995 7,183 [7] 7,2151986 2,774 2,602 1996 7,110 7,5321987 2,863 2,772 1997 5,817 5,5241988 3,127 3,187 1998 6,164 5,4331989 3,497 3,676 1999 6,358 5,6011990 4,257 4,483 2000 6,418 5,7171991 4,656 4,750* Income from activities such as identified in the table below for the sample years, 1983,1985, 1998, 1991.† Income from all sources.[1] Includes £550,000 as grant-in-aid from the Government.[2] Includes £917,000 as grant-in-aid from the Government.[3] Includes £859,000 as grant-in-aid from the Government.[4] Includes sums from investments and realisation of some assets. Income from activitiesonly was £5,755,000.[5] Includes £194,000 from investments. Income from activities only was £6,385,000.[6] Includes sums from investments and realisation of some assets. Income from activitiesonly was £6,645,000.[7] As in 1994 and for subsequent years, this includes all sources of income. Income fromactivities only was £6,878,000 for 1995.Source ofIncomeYear1983£000Year1985£000Year1988£000Year1991£000EngC Registration Fees 0.6 763 1,805 2,778Examinations - - 394 348Industry Affiliates - 171 512 513YEB Competition 99.4 105 88 123National Eng Scholarships - 99 17 -Sales of Publications 4 63 66 103Prince of Wales Award - 29 42 -Other Projects (WISE etc) - 6 248 629Eur Ing Registrations - - - 16Miscellaneous - 1 1 69Fig. 3(c) Financial situation over the years of operation of the Engineering Council,taken from the EngC Annual Reports. (Details of activities were not given after 1991.)© Engineering Council UK 2004