Television Licences (Hansard, 23 December 1982)

§ Mr. Silvester

asked the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will now consider extending the period

Receptions^* into prison department establishments in England and Wales in 1981 of convicted unsentenced females aged 14 to 16 subsequently given a non-custodial sentence: by age, offence, reception establishment and length of time between initial remand in custody and date of disposal at court
Age on initial reception on remand	Offence	Initial reception establishment	Days between initial remand in custody and date of disposal at court†
15	Fraud	Holloway	7
15	Other theft	Holloway	24
15	Assault	Holloway	25
15	Other sexual offence	Holloway	25
15	Taking and driving away	Holloway	30
15	Other theft	Holloway	34
15	Robbery	Holloway	35
15	Other theft	Holloway	37
15	Wounding	Holloway	53
15	Burglary	Holloway	139
15	Wounding	Low Newton	7
15	Robbery	Pucklechurch	2
15	Wounding	Pucklechurch	10
15	Burglary	Pucklechurch	18
15	Other theft	Risley	14
15	Other theft	Risley	14
15	Other offence of violence against the person	Risley	22
15	Assault	Risley	30
15	Other theft	Risley	30
15	Robbery	Risley	31
15	Robbery	Risley	31
15	Other theft	Risley	36
15	Burglary	Risley	38
16	Robbery	Holloway	6
16	Handling stolen goods	Holloway	8
16	Other theft	Holloway	8
16	Wounding	Holloway	22
16	Other motoring offence	Holloway	22
16	Wounding	Holloway	25
16	Other theft	Holloway	27
16	Other theft	Holloway	29
16	Other thefts	Holloway	30
16	Burglary	Holloway	31
16	Wounding	Holloway	34
16	Assaults	Holloway	36
16	Other theft	Holloway	39
16	Other theft	Holloway	51

of 28 days when refunds on television licences may be claimed, particularly in cases where the licence holder is deceased.