§ Mr. Spearingasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether, in deciding to proceed with the rebuilding of Her Majesty's Prison, Holloway, he considered the alternative of establishing a number of separate, but related, penal institutions.
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MERSEYSIDE URBAN PROGRAMME APPROVALS Capital projects (£ capital expenditure) Non-capital projects (£ annually) Date of approval LIVERPOOL COUNTY BOROUGH COUNCIL Nursery classes at: Falkner Street … … 22,745 — January 1969 Granby Street … … 9,970 — January 1969 St. Pauls … … 9,970 — January 1969 Gwladys Street … … 9,970 — January 1969 Windsor Street … … 5,207 — January 1969 Fonthill Road … … 4,122 — January 1969 Beaufort Street … … 5,641 — January 1969 Penrhyn Street … … 6,292 — January 1969 Major Lester … … 8,788 — January 1969 Millwood County Primary School … … 3,129 — June 1969 Stockton Wood Road Infant School … … — 2,313 June 1969 Stonebridge Lane Infant School … … — 2,313 June 1969 St. Saviours C.E. Primary School … … 14,520 — January 1971 Norman Pannell County Primary School … … 26,550 — January 1971 Running costs of nursery classes at: St. Margaret's C. of E. School … … — 2,371 June 1969 Bishop Goss R.C. School … … — 2,313 June 1969 St. Patrick's R.C. Primary School … … — 4,800 January 1971 Our Lady of Mt. Carmel R.C. School … … — 2,405 January 1971 Day Nurseries at: Bedford Street … … 52,050 — January 1969 Chatsworth Street … … 37,500 — January 1971 Croxteth … … 37,500 — January 1971 Children's Home—Livingstone Drive … … 182,500 — January 1969 Everton Day Care Centre for the Elderly … … 29,250 — June 1969
§ Mr. CarlisleThis was considered, but very small institutions are not economic and cannot provide the range of facilities needed. The design for the new Holloway provides for women to be accommodated and treated in a number of small self-contained groups within the establishment.