HC Deb 14 March 1973 vol 852 cc358-9W
Mr. Elystan Morgan

asked the Attorney-General when it is hoped to have facilities in Cardiganshire which would enable a Crown Court to be situated permanently there in order to provide a more adequate high courts service for Mid-Wales.

The Attorney-General

This must depend on the workload. There is no evidence at present to justify the establishment in Cardiganshire of a separate Crown court.

Mr. Elystan Morgan

asked the Attorney-General how many committals for trial there were in 1972 to the Crown court from (a) Merionethshire and (b) Cardiganshire.

The Attorney-General

Statistics are not available of the number of committals

Cardiganshire Class of case Merionethshire Class of case
Crown Court Centre 1 2 3 4 Total 1 2 3 4 Total
Carmarthen 17 17
Caernarvon 1 1
Dolgellau 4 4
Mold 1 4 5
Welshpool
Total 17 17 2 8 10

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