§ Mr. Chris SmithTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many workshops there are; and for how many hours they were open in the most recent convenient week at each of the following prisons: Birmingham, Leeds, Pentonville, Manchester, Wandsworth, Wormwood Scrubs and Holloway.
§ Mr. Douglas HoggIn the week ending 28 February 1988 the following numbers of industrial workshops were in operation in each of the listed prisons:
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No. of Employment Places Average number Employed in w/e 28 February 1988 Industrial Workshops and Farms and Gardens Domestic Catering and Maintenance Duties Industrial Workshops and Farms and Gardens Domestic Catering and Maintenance Duties Birmingham 160 158 126 154 Leeds 280 170 149 147 Pentonville 124 135 45 119 Manchester 195 227 102 227
Number of Workshops Opening Hours Birmingham Laundry 23.50 Heavy Textiles I 13.75 Heavy Textiles II 9.75 Leeds Heavy Textiles I 21.75 Heavy Textiles II 21.00 Heavy Textiles III 21.00 Light Textiles 21.00 Engineering 8.00 Assembly Nil Pentonville Tailoring 13.50 Assembly 7.15 Manchester Tailoring 30.00 Laundry 29.00 Textiles 27.50 Assembly I 20.50 Assembly II 20.35 Wandsworth Laundry 19.50 Heavy Textiles 17.50 Dry Cleaning 16.00 Leather 15.75 Brushmaking 15.00 Tailoring 14.75 Carpenters 8.50 Wormwood Scrubs Engineering 12.85 Tailoring 12.10 Cutting 11.25 Binding 9.25 Sewing Machine Repairs 9.25 Assembly 7.50 Light Textiles 2.50 Holloway Light Textiles 18.00