§ Mr. Kilroy-Silkasked the Secretary of State for Social Services how many interim secure units and beds are available in each regional health authority area.
§ Mr. Geoffrey FinsbergAs at 30 October 1982, the latest date for which firm details are available, the numbers of interim secure units declared by RHAs and available beds are as follows:
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Region Units open Number of beds Places planned in addition 3. Trent Towers Hospital 15 Aston Hall 40 Pastures Hospital 4 Balderton Hospital 3 62 4. East Anglia Little Plumstead 49 5. NW Thames Leavesden Hospital 62 St. Bernards (by mid-1983) 14 6. NE Thames Severalls Hospital 10 Runwell Hospital 24 34 7. SE Thames Bethlem 15 Cane Hill 7 Oakwood 6 28 8. SW Thames 9. Wessex Knowle Hospital 14 10. Oxford St. Johns, Stone 6 Fairmile 14 male (by 1982–83) St. Crispins, Northampton 10 East Berkshire (provision for females—no details as yet) 22 11. South Western Langdon, Dawlish 30 St. Lawrences (by January 1983) 28 12. West Midlands Coleshill Hall 8 Lea Castle 18 Central Hospital 15 St. Margarets 20 Barnsley Hall 12 St. Georges 15 Rubery Hilll Preliminary proposals. No details as yet Highcroft 18 All Saints 53 53 13. Mersey Rainhill Hospital 24 Parkside 9 Parkside Hospital 15 Winwick Hospital 40 79 14. North Western Prestwich Hospital 44 Whittingham Hospital 24 Lancaster Moor 30 Calderstones 13 111 Total 610 167 * Based on RHA returns. Note:
The units listed above are those—other than permanent units—included in the return currently maintained by the Department of secure facilities available in the hospital and declared by the regional health authority concerned. In some regions there may be other equally secure facilities not so declared.
§ Mr. Kilroy-Silkasked the Secretary of State for Social Services what progress has been made by each regional health authority in providing a regional secure psychiatric unit.
§ Mr. Geoffrey FinsbergAs at 30 October 1982, the latest date for which firm details are available, progress on permanent regional secure units was as follows:390W
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Permanent RSUs* State of Hospital and Region Beds 1. RSU already open: St. Lukes, Northern (November 1980) 30 2. Building started 1981: Towers, Trent 60 Langdon, South Western 30 Rainhill, Mersey 50 392W
State of Hospital and Region Beds Adolescent Unit, Prestwich, North Western 20 160 3. Places available end 1981: St. Lukes Northern 30 4. Building started 1982: Fieldhead, Yorkshire 48 Adult Unit, Prestwich, North Western 88 St. Andrews, East Anglia 36 Multi-site scheme, SE Thames 90 262 5. Places available end 1982: St. Lukes, Northern 30 6. Building completed end 1982: St. Lukes, Northern 30 Towers, Trent 60 Langdon, South Western 30 120 7. Building expected to start 1983: Knowle, Wessex 31 Rubery Hill, West Midlands 100 131 8. Building completed/expected completed end 1983: St. Lukes, Northern 30 Towers, Trent 60 Langdon, South Western 30 St. Andrews, East Anglia 36 Rainhill, Mersey 50 Adolescent Unit, Prestwich, North Western 20 226 9. Building expected to start 1984: St. Bernards, NW Thames 40 10. Building completed/expected completed end 1984: St. Lukes, Northern 30 Towers, Trent 60 Langdon, South Western 30 St. Andrews, East Anglia 36 Rainhill, Mersey 50 Adolescent Unit, Prestwich, North Western 20 Adult Unit, Prestwich, North Western 88 Fieldhead, Yorkshire 48 Multi-site scheme, SE Thames 90 Knowle, Wessex 31 483 11. Building expected to start 1985: — — 12. Building completed/expected completed end 1985: St. Lukes, Northern 30 Towers, Trent 60 Langdon, South Western 30 St. Andrews, East Anglia 36 Rainhill, Mersey 50 Adolescent Unit, Prestwich, North Western 20 North Western (Adult Unit) 88 Fieldhead, Yorkshire 48 Multi-site scheme, SE Thames 90 Knowle, Wessex 31 St. Bernards, NW Thames 40 Rubery Hill, West Midlands 100 623
State of Hospital and Region Beds 13. Others to come: Netherne, SW Thames 1st and 2nd Units, NE Thames Borocourt, Oxford Northern (2nd Unit) Trent (2nd Unit) South Western (2nd Unit) * Based on RHA returns.