HC Deb 19 March 1970 vol 798 cc169-71W
Mr. Moonman

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the constituency of Billericay and the county of Essex, respectively, up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elysian Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted in 1968 at Billericay and Brentwood Magistrates' Courts was 1,477; this figure was about 83 per 10,000 parsons of all ages in that area. The figures for the Essex police force area were 7,904 and 75 respectively.

Mr. Heseltine

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the constituency of Bradford, West and the City of Bradford, respectively, up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elysian Morgan

The available information is as followsThe numbers of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Bradford was 2,299, which was 78 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area. Corresponding information for the constituency of Bradford, West is not available.

Mr. James Johnson

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the constituency of Kingston upon Hull, West and the City of Kingston upon Hull, respectively, up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Kingston upon Hull was 3,915, which was 133 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area. Corresponding information for the constituency of Kingston upon Hull, West is not available.

Mr. Alldritt

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the constituency of Liverpool, Scotland, and the City of Liverpool, respectively, up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elysian Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Liverpool was 7,560, which was 110 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area. Corresponding information for the constituency of Liverpool, Scotland is not available.

Mr. Julius Silverman

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the city of Birmingham up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Birmingham was 6,730, which was 63 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.

Mr. Will Griffiths

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the city of Manchester up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elysian Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Manchester was 8,657, which was 144 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.

Mr. Booth

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in Barrow-in-Furness up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Barrow-in-Furness was 702, which was 110 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.

Mr. Whitlock

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the city of Nottingham up to the age of 20 were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe numbers of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Nottingham was 1,946, which was 64 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.

Mr. Judd

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the City of Portsmouth County Borough Council up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Portsmouth was 2,313, which was 106 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.

Mr. Gregory

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in Stockport up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in Stockport was 791, which was 56 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.

Mr. Alexander W. Lyon

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many young persons per 10,000 population living in the constituency of York up to the age of 20 years were convicted of criminal offences during 1968.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

The available information is as followsThe number of persons aged under 21 convicted summarily in 1968 in York was 838, which was 77 per 10,000 persons of all ages in that area.