§ Mr. Wheelerasked the Secretary of State for the Home Department, in regard to each of the 25 police killings in England and Wales since 1965, what the method of killing was; whether any were attributed to acts of terrorism; whether the alleged killer was arrested and what was the subsequent court disposal; and where there was no arrest whether the alleged offender is known and still sought.
§ Mr. Mayhew[pursuant to his reply, 24 March 1982, c. 185]: There were 24 offences currently recorded as homicide over the period 1965 to 1981 where the victim was a police officer on duty. The information requested is given in the following table:
the following table. As I said in my previous answer—[Official Report, Vol. 17, c. 27]—to my hon. Friend, benefits under the Iron and Steel Employees Readaptation Benefits Scheme are paid to eligible steel-workers not steel companies.
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Year Amount allocated from ECSC (£) No. of workers eligible for aid Plant 1980 7,700,000 7,097 BSC Shotton 3,300,000 2,030 BSC Bilston 375,000 446 BSC Lanarkshire 6,250,000 5,878 BSC Corby 125,000 457 Ford Motor* 158W
Year Amount allocated from ECSC (£) No. of workers eligible for aid Plant 26,500 24 Napier 42,000 22 Duport 105,750 149 Neepsend 100,000 99 Bradley & Foster 86,500 112 GKN, Brymbo 135,000 180 Edgar Allen Balfour 1,200,000 1,530 Patent Shaft 80,000 73 Hadfields 45,000 60 Thomas Turton & Sons 14,400 35 J. J. Habershon & Sons 81,000 125 Duport Total 19,666,150 18,317 1981 1,210,000 917 BSC Scunthorpe 696,000 607 BSC Hallside 1,095,000 1,188 BSC Cleveland 13,945,000 6,734 BSC Llanwern/Port Talbot 212,000 350 BSC Templeborough 930,000 799 BSC Cookley & Orb 643,000 873 BSC Shotton 93,000 188 BSC Victoria 5, 575,000 4,928 BSC Consett 310,000 214 BSC Rotherham 417,000 325 BSC Whitehead 750,000 438 BSC Bilston 750,000 715 BSC Warrington 571,000 281 Round Oak 100,000 140 J. Bagnall 52,000 60 Ductile 22,000 18 Trident 91,000 87 Edgar Allen Balfour 38,000 45 Osborn 215,000 178 Osborn 55,000 44 Osborn 11,500 9 H. S. Pitt *100,000 [457] Ford Motor (increase in 1980 allocation) 14,200 17 R. Hampton 95,000 83 Edgar Allen Mining Products 1,060,000 918 Firth Brown 700,000 617 GKN South Wales 610,000 308 Round Oak 190,000 115 Darlington & Simpson 41,000 30 Thomas Turton & Sons 1,500,000 1,363 Duport 34,000 18 Spartan 55,000 22 Cocker 116,000 44 Coghlan 140,000 69 Aurora 3,790,000 1,900 Hadfields 250,000 94 John Williams 13,600 7 J. G. Hughes Total 36,490,000 24,743 1982 to date 7,350,000 2,796 BSC Tinplate 5,060,000 2,682 BSC Scunthorpe 900,000 607 BSC Cleveland 128,100 39 BSC Wolverhampton 478,800 296 BSC Cleveland 345,900 270 BSC Tinsley Park 155,000 90 BSC Monks Hall 1,255,800 691 BSC Shotton 8,066,000 4,130 BSC Normanby Park 39,300 48 BSC River Don 34,200 22 S. P. A. Davis 9,800 4 Privilpax 148,500 75 Duport London Works 102,000 48 J. B. & S. Lees 156,700 86 GKN South Wales 1,450,000 605 Round Oak 38,000 17 Frank Pickering
Year Amount allocated from ECSC (£) No. of workers eligible for aid Plant 30,000 12 Richard W. Carr 73,000 40 Bradley & Foster 1,900,000 787 GKN Brymbo 65,000 28 Spartan 381,000 212 Ductile 56,500 22 Aurora Total 28,223,600 13,607