§ Mr. Wigleyasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many deaf-blind children of school age are currently resident in mental subnormality units within hospitals in Northern Ireland.
§ Mr. AlisonNone.
§ Mr. Wigleyasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many deaf-blind children there are in Northern Ireland of school age.
§ Mr. AlisonTen.
§ Mr. Wigleyasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many places there are for deaf-blind children in special schools in Northern Ireland.
Actual prices £/head "Real" prices* £/head September October November September October November 1977 … No sales 164 165 No sales 163 164 1978 … 226 211 205 210 195 188 1979 … No sales 179 171 No sales 141 133 1980 … No sales 158† Not available No sales Not available Not available * Adjusted according to changes in the United Kingdom general index of retail prices re-based to September 1977 = 100. † To week ended 25 October.
§ Mr. Wm. Rossasked the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what was the average price for dropped calves in the principal markets in Northern Ireland in September and October 1979 and in the same months in 1980.
§ Mr. Giles ShawEstimates of prices paid for dropped calves in the principal markets in Northern Ireland for the months of September and October 1979 and 1980 are given below.
664W
£per head September 1979 72 1980 58
§ Mr. AlisonThere are 245 places in special schools in Northern Ireland which cater for children who have a hearing or visual impairment. None are specifically reserved for children who are both blind and deaf, but such children could he accommodated if necessary.