§ Mr. Neaveasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many officials of his Department, other than architects or engineers, have visited Arnhem Camp, Watchfield, where he proposes to build a training prison for category C prisoners; and on what dates these visits took place.
§ Mr. CarlisleNone.
§ Mr. Neaveasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department what sites in south-west England, other than Arnhem
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Complaints received by chief officers of police Cases investigated by officers from other forces Provincial forces Metropolitan forces Provincial forces Metropolitan forces 1965 … … … … 6,736 2,565 61 Nil 1966 … … … … 5,771 2,573 60 Nil 1967 … … … … 5,885 2,846 69 Nil 1968 … … … … 6,357 2,926 54 Nil 1969 … … … … 7,351 4,463 58 Nil 1970 … … … … 7,375 4,669 50 Nil 1971 … … … … 7,939 4,332 66 1 1972 … … … … 9,872 5,671 108 4 Camp, Watchfield, have been surveyed or examined by his Department since 30th June 1971 for a training prison for 500 category C prisoners.
§ Mr. CarlisleDuring this period the Home Office has obtained particulars of about 25 sites within the area of the Prison Department South West Region. Two sites, in addition to Arnhem Camp, were inspected to assess their possible suitability for a training prison.