§ Mr. ShersbyTo ask the Secretary of State for Health (1) what security grading is given to establishments in England and Wales providing secure accommodation for juvenile offenders in care; and if he will publish details of those which have the highest rating;
687W(2) if he will publish in tabular form a list of establishments in England and Wales providing secure accommodation for juvenile offenders in care together with the number of beds in each establishment.
§ Mrs. Virginia BottomleySecure accommodation provided by local authorities in community homes is for all children in care, both offenders and non-offenders. All such establishments are required to comply with the Department's design guidance in terms of safety and security.
Secure accommodation by social service inspectorate regions 31 March 1991 Regions Location Local authorities Number of places1 Northern New Aycliffe (Royston House) Durham 14M Aycliffe Special Unit Durham 36M Netherton Park Northumberland 5M Yorkshire and Kepples View Rotherham 4M Humberside East Moor Leeds 9B East Moor Leeds 18B North Western Red Sands Cheshire 6M Red Bank (Vardy House) Lancashire 4B Red Bank Special Unit Lancashire 26B Blackbrook House Liverpool 5G Briars Hey (Orchard House) Lancashire 8G Dyson Hall Liverpool 8B Barton Moss (Park House) Salford 7B West Midland Stoke House Coventry 8M St. Johns Birmingham 4M East Midlands Moorfield Derby 2M Kesteven Lincoln 4M Greenacres Derby 5M Thames/Anglia Salters Cambridgeshire 6G Woodside Young People's Centre Hertfordshire 2M Thornbury House Oxfordshire 3B Brookside Berkshire 4M London Middlesex Lodge Hillingdon 9G Little Heath Lodge Newham 6B Orchard Lodge Southwark 8B Frant Court Greenwich 3G Stamford House Hammersmith 16B Southern Landsdowne East Sussex 5M Beechfield West Sussex 6M Fairfield Hampshire 3G Glen House Hampshire 8B South Western Atkinson Unit Devon 12M Kingswood Avon 20B Note: 1 G = Girls; B = Boys; M = Mixed Sex.