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<p>The Home Office is performing well in reducing spending while protecting and improving
our services. Against an 09/10 baseline, Government has saved £1.4billion through
centralising arrangements for common goods and services. <br><br>Since 2009/10 we
hve reduced the use of taxis by over 30% and we have cut spending on first class rail
travel by 92% since 2010/11. Between 2006-2010 and 2010-2014, we have cut spending
on taxis by £1.4m, on first-class rail by £3m, and all air travel by £4m.<br><br>The
spend for taxis, first class train tickets and business class air travel in the last
five years are as follows. <br><br>Taxis*<br>2009-2010 £768,623.66<br>2010-2011 £531,192.09<br>2011-2012
£318,944.83<br>2012-2013 £534,167.57<br>2013-2014 £529,919.39<br><br><br>First Class
Train Tickets**<br>2010-2011 £203,884.12<br>2011-2012 £26,051.22<br>2012-2013 £23,232.63<br>2013-2014
£22,934.14<br><br><br>Business Class Air Travel***<br>2010-2011 £678,187.04<br>2011-2012
£861,537.43<br>2012-2013 £667,298.69<br>2013-2014 £1,010,037.59<br><br>It is not possible
to separately identify the cost of first class train tickets and business class air
travel in 2009/2010.</p><p />
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