§ Mr. VazTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many prisoners there are in Britain and in each prison as of 10 May; and what is the capacity of each prison.
§ Mrs. RumboldOn 10 May there were a total of 45,302 prisoners in England and Wales, including 603 in police cells. The table shows the number of prisoners in each prison service establishment and the certified normal accommodation—the uncrowded capacity—of each establishment.
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Prison service establishments: certified normal accommodation (CNA) and population on 10 May 1991 Establishment CNA Population Local prisons and remand centres Bedford 171 264 Belmarsh 360 283 Birmingham 575 972 Bristol 379 381 Brixton 739 1,072 Camp Hill 461 456 Canterbury 230 324 Cardiff 338 474 Chelmsford 244 402 Dorchester 152 185 Durham (male) 601 843 Exeter 243 393 Gloucester 200 356 Haslar 105 103 Latchmere House 127 28 Leeds 627 965 Leicester 205 343 Lewes 230 416 485W
Establishment CNA Population Lincoln 391 584 Liverpool 931 1,165 Manchester 185 175 Norwich 495 486 Oxford 121 165 Pentonville 754 810 Preston 408 479 Reading 184 257 Rochester 306 277 Shrewsbury 176 286 Swansea 229 287 Wandsworth 1,275 1,351 Winchester 530 521 Wormwood Scrubs 743 837 Brockhill 161 244 Everthorpe 304 271 Feltham 874 765 Glen Parva 854 755 Hindley 323 400 Low Newton (male) 131 199 Portland 527 446 Stoke Heath 360 240 Closed male training prisons Albany 389 362 Blundeston 410 392 Coldingley 299 288 Dartmoor 619 546 Frankland 432 433 Full Sutton 634 417 Garth 512 508 Gartree 320 285 Grendon 225 197 Kingston 150 141 Long Lartin 432 425 Maidstone 549 518 Nottingham 218 221 Parkhurst 239 215 Swaleside 504 500 Wakefield 753 669 Acklington 676 508 Aldington 127 112 Ashwell 404 396 Blantyre House 87 87 Channings Wood 594 577 Downview 286 280 Erlestoke 218 210 Featherstone 599 580 Haverigg 351 342 Highpoint 824 768 Lancaster 186 242 Lindholme 800 771 Littlehey 593 517 Northeye 249 222 Randby 363 320 Risley 326 311 Send 101 98 Shepton Mallet 175 241 Stafford 606 723 Stocken 393 392 The Mount 484 222 The Verne 600 585 Thorp Arch 150 148 Usk 240 191 Wayland 580 576 Wellingborough 344 188 Whatton 161 159 Wymott 816 747 Open male training prisons Ford 568 525 Foston Hall 98 88 Kirkham 632 583 Leyhill 410 412 Morton Hall 168 162 North Sea Camp 202 177 Rudgate 300 281 Spring Hill 210 206
Establishment CNA Population Standford Hill 384 374 Sudbury 425 423 Male young offender institutions Aylesbury 296 238 Castington 300 253 Deerbolt 404 395 Dover 347 221 Eastwood Park 134 99 Finnamore Wood 116 84 Guys Marsh 180 113 Hollesley Bay 569 309 Hatfield 180 162 Hewell Grange 136 112 Huntercombe 166 161 Kirklevington 106 86 Northallerton 146 188 Onley 520 454 Swinfen Hall 182 182 Thorn Cross 300 207 Werrington 110 106 Wetherby 196 174 Female establishments Askham Grange 134 95 Bullwood Hall 119 102 Cookham Wood 120 120 Drake Hall 262 189 Durham 39 27 East Sutton Park 84 75 Holloway 517 489 Low Newton 36 27 New Hall 122 103 Pucklechurch 56 51 Risley 91 80 Styal 258 186 Total 44,295 44,699 Police cells: — 603 Total population — 45,302
§ Sir John FarrTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he proposes to change the present ratio of prison officers to inmates in centres for young offenders.
Findings of guilt for failing to observe limits on hours of driving and duty, or rest requirements at magistrates' courts England and Wales 1980 to 1989 Number of offences Sentence or order Year Total findings of guilt Absolute or conditional discharge or recognizance Probation or supervision order Fine Other1 1980 2,471 221 — 2,250 — 1981 2,143 218 — 1,925 — 1982 3,104 97 — 3,006 1 1983 5,030 240 — 4,781 9 1984 5,990 354 — 5,617 19 1985 6,778 572 1 6,184 21 1986 6,314 446 — 5,828 40 1987 3,910 368 — 3,527 15 1988 5,199 320 2 4,844 33 1989 8,304 505 — 7,586 213 1 Includes a few cases committed to the Crown Court for sentence. Source: Offences relating to motor vehicles, England and Wales, Supplementary tables, Issues 1980 to 1989.