§ Mr. Simon HughesTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what was the(a) number of incidents of concerted indiscipline at each young offender institution and (b) average daily population at each young offender institution in the last year for which figures are available; and if he will make a statement. [114638]
§ Mr. BoatengThe information requested is given in the tables.
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Number of incidents of concerted indiscipline at young offender institutions between 1 January 1999 and 31 December 1999 Prison Service establishment Number of incidents1 Altcourse 1 Aylesbury 2 Brinsford 2 Brockhill 1 Castington 10 Deerbolt 1 Doncaster 2 Dover 1 Exeter 3 Feltham 3 Gloucester 6 Hollesley Bay 2 Lancaster Farms 1 Moorland 2 New Hall 1 Northallerton 1
Number of incidents of concerted indiscipline at young offender institutions between 1 January 1999 and 31 December 1999 Prison Service establishment Number of incidents1 Parc 3 Rochester 5 Stoke Heath 4 Wetherby 2 Total 53 1 Provisional figures
Average population in young offender institutions in England and Wales in 1999 Prison Service establishment Average population Male Altcourse 105 Ashfield 32 Aylesbury 357 Brinsford 500 Cardiff 88 Castington 350 Deerbolt 421 Doncaster 515 Dorchester 24 Dover 265 Exeter 63 Feltham 822 Glen Parva 827 Gloucester 119 Guys Marsh 134 Haslar 150 Hatfield 119 Hindley 462 Hollesley Bay 204 Hull 134 Huntercombe 305 Lancaster Farms 482 Lewes 82 Moorland 386 Northallerton 268 Norwich 149 Onley 590 Parc 253 Portland 545 Reading 220 Rochester 272 Stoke Heath 611 Swansea 71 Swinfen Hall 283 Thorn Cross 231 Usk 15 Werrington 100 Wetherby 332 Woodhill 78 Female Brockhill 10 Bullwood Hall 65 Drake Hall 18 East Sutton Park 3 Holloway 38 New Hall 105 Styal 58
§ Mr. Simon HughesTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what was the average time between arrest and sentencing for persistent young offenders(a) in 1999 and (b) from July to December 1999; and if he will make a statement. [114639]
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§ Mr. Charles ClarkeThe average time between arrest and sentence for persistent young offenders in the first half of 1999 was 110 days. Figures for the whole of 1999 are expected to be available within the next two months.