§ Mr. Meacherasked the Secretary of State for Social Services in which towns in England and Wales the current unemployment review of people between the ages of 18 and 25 years is being carried out; and with what results.
§ Dr. BoysonUnemployment review officers currently interview a proportion of unemployed people between the ages of 18 and 50 years in all areas of Great Britain. However records are not kept in the form which distinguishes between the different age-groups. The experiment to which I referred in my reply to the hon. Member for Dunfermline, East (Mr. Brown) on 31 January—[Vol. 53, c.125–27]—has been designed to provide information in due course about the advantages which may be derived from providing help by way of extra unemployment review to people in the 18 to 24 age-group. This experiment will take place in areas covered by the following offices:
- Sunderland South ILO
- Hexham ILO
- Pontefract ILO
- Rotherham South ILO
- Seaham ILO
- Chester-le-Street ILO
- Birmingham, Washwood Heath, ILO
- Corby ILO
- Birmingham (Ravenshurst) ILO
- Leicester, Norton Street, ILO
- Lichfield ILO
- Ealing ILO
- Hemel Hempstead ILO
- Edmonton ILO
- Southend ILO
406 - Stevenage ILO
- Romford ILO
- Folkestone ILO
- Gravesend ILO
- Kensington ILO
- New Forest ILO
- Surbiton ILO
- Wimbledon ILO
- Chippenham ILO
- Colwyn Bay ILO
- Exeter ILO
- Port Talbot ILO
- Stroud ILO
- Swansea ILO
- Whitehaven ILO
- Blackburn ILO
- Liverpool, Huyton, ILO
- Macclesfield ILO
- Oldham ILO
- Wigan ILO
- Cowdenbeath ILO
- Dunfermline ILO
- Glasgow, Maryhill, ILO
- Kilmarnock ILO
- Peterhead ILO