HC Deb 18 May 1915 vol 71 c2166W
Mr. BOWERMAN

asked the Home Secretary the number of children for whom accommodation has been provided at the Pontin Road, Harrow Road, and Pentonville Road places of detention, respectively; whether any alteration has been made in the number accommodated at the latter remand home; and, if so, will he give the date when such alteration was made?

Mr. McKENNA

I am informed by the London County Council that the accommodation at present provided in places, of detention under their control is as follows:—

Harrow Road: Forty boys between thirteen and sixteen years of age.

Pentonville Road: Fifty-one boys between seven and thirteen years of age.

Pontin Road: Forty infants under seven years of age; thirty girls between seven and sixteen years of age.

The accommodation at Pentonville Road was fixed as above on 2nd July, 1914. Previously it accommodated fifty-one boys between seven and twelve years of age, and thirty-three girls between seven and eleven years of age.

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