Youth Service (Hansard, 9 December 1993)

§ Mr. Barry Jones
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales if he will make a statement on his policy for the youth service.

§ Sir Wyn Roberts
I refer the hon. Gentleman to the reply I gave him on 27 April 1993,Official Report, column 363.
I reaffirmed the Welsh Office's continued support for the Welsh youth service in my keynote speech to the national youth service conference in Cardiff on 3 December.

§ Mr. Barry Jones
To ask the Secretary of State for Wales how many people are employed in the youth service in each of the counties of Wales; and how many were in post in 1983.

§ Sir Wyn Roberts
This information is not collected centrally.

Staff in post (whole-time equivalents) as at 30 September 1993

Trust Administrative and clerical Nursing and midwifery

Managerial² Other Other Learners³ Total³

Bridgend and District 29 275 1,254 — 1,254

Carmarthen 21 195 581 21 602

Ceredigion 16 107 419 16 435

Clwydian Community Care 53 283 1,537 — 1,537

Glan Clwyd Hospital 27 271 869 — 869

Glanhafren 40 451 1,660 1 1,661

Gwent Community 49 260 1,273 1 1,274

Llandough 20 266 764 — 764

Llanelli/Dinefwr 17 131 522 22 544

Pembrokeshire¹ 1 107 544 21 565

Powys Health Care 37 196 1,009 23 1,032

Swansea 15 232 809 — 809

Wrexham Maelor Hospital 27 234 837 — 837

All NHS⁴ 1,028 8,577 25,206 1,033 26,239

Staff in post (whole-time equivalents) as at 30 September 1990

All NHS⁴ 416 7,653 25,018 3,075 28,093

¹The use of locally devised pay scales from 1991 onwards may affect the comparability of figures as staff on such scales cannot be allocated centrally to a specific staff group and are not, therefore, included above. This particularly affects figures for the Pembrokeshire NHS trust.

²May include some managers previously classified in staff groups other than administrative and clerical.

³Since 1991 student nurses have been classified as students and are no longer included in the NHS staff figures. Staff included here are students finishing courses started before this date.

⁴Includes staff employed by the Welsh Health Common Services Authority, NHS trusts and those family health service authorities using district health authority payroll systems. Administrative and clerical staff employed by the South East Wales ambulance trust are not included in the 1993 figures.

Staff in post (whole-time equivalents) as at 30 September 1993
Trust	Administrative and clerical	Nursing and midwifery
	Managerial²	Other	Other	Learners³	Total³
Bridgend and District	29	275	1,254	—	1,254
Carmarthen	21	195	581	21	602
Ceredigion	16	107	419	16	435
Clwydian Community Care	53	283	1,537	—	1,537
Glan Clwyd Hospital	27	271	869	—	869
Glanhafren	40	451	1,660	1	1,661
Gwent Community	49	260	1,273	1	1,274
Llandough	20	266	764	—	764
Llanelli/Dinefwr	17	131	522	22	544
Pembrokeshire¹	1	107	544	21	565
Powys Health Care	37	196	1,009	23	1,032
Swansea	15	232	809	—	809
Wrexham Maelor Hospital	27	234	837	—	837
All NHS⁴	1,028	8,577	25,206	1,033	26,239

Staff in post (whole-time equivalents) as at 30 September 1990
All NHS⁴	416	7,653	25,018	3,075	28,093
¹The use of locally devised pay scales from 1991 onwards may affect the comparability of figures as staff on such scales cannot be allocated centrally to a specific staff group and are not, therefore, included above. This particularly affects figures for the Pembrokeshire NHS trust.
²May include some managers previously classified in staff groups other than administrative and clerical.
³Since 1991 student nurses have been classified as students and are no longer included in the NHS staff figures. Staff included here are students finishing courses started before this date.
⁴Includes staff employed by the Welsh Health Common Services Authority, NHS trusts and those family health service authorities using district health authority payroll systems. Administrative and clerical staff employed by the South East Wales ambulance trust are not included in the 1993 figures.