§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many incidents of cell damage have been recorded at each of the prisons in the juvenile estate; and what the cost of each was. [29598]
§ Beverley HughesFor the period April to December 2001, figures held centrally show the cost of damage to cells within the juvenile estate was as follows:
£ Brinsford 26,888.22 Castington 13,204.96 Feltham 2725.00 Hollesley Bay 6,213.28 Huntercombe 22,474.80 Lancaster Farms 31,432.00 Onley 23,497.55 Portland 4— Stoke Heath 6,162.01 Thorn Cross 0 Werrington 55,482.22 Wetherby 22,775.00 Total 118,855.04 1December only 2November and December only 3September to December only 4Figures not held centrally 5July to December only Notes:
1. Hindley prison and young offender institution will not start providing data until April 2002.
2. Ashfield young offender institution as a contracted out establishment does not provide Prison Service Headquarters with this information.
§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department whether families have attended review meetings at prisons in the juvenile estate. [29605]
§ Beverley HughesYes. The release of all young persons into the community from prison establishments is planned through a series of meetings. These meetings form an action plan and begin on reception and conclude prior to release. A support plan will be drawn up to enable the young person to be supported on discharge. Attendees at these meetings include sentence planning staff, community supervising officers and families. To date, 34 per cent. have been attended by families.
§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many incidents of self-harm have been recorded at each of the prisons in the juvenile estate since April 2000. [29595]
§ Beverley HughesThe table shows the number of reported incidents of self-harm for the 15 to 17-year-old age group in each juvenile establishment for the financial years 2000–01, 2001–02 up to 30 November 2001.
391W
Establishment 2000–01 2001–021 Total Ashfield 112 65 177 Brinsford 6 5 11 Brockhill 13 13 26 Bullwood Hall 1 2 3 Castington 41 44 85 Eastwood Park 3 29 32 Feltham 9 5 14 Hindley — 1 1 Hollesley Bay 4 7 11 Holloway 8 13 21 Huntercombe 6 3 9 Lancaster Farms 6 6 12 Low Newton 1 1 2 New Hall 18 36 54 Onley 4 15 19 Portland 12 7 19 Stoke Heath 11 10 21 Styal 11 1 12 Werrington 1 — 1 Wetherby 8 16 24 Total 275 279 554 1Figures up to 30 November 2001 include establishments in the female estate which hold juveniles.
§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many self-harm forms F2052SH were opened at each of the prisons in the juvenile estate last year. [29594]
§ Beverley HughesProvisional data for the numbers of F2052SH (Self-harm at Risk forms) forms opened through the juvenile estate in the period 1 January 2001 to 31 December 2001 are as follows:
Number Ashfield 134 Brinsford 141 Castington 253 Feltham 444 Hindley 24 Hollesley Bay 164 Huntercombe 273 Lancaster Farms 63 Onley 205 Portland 68 Stoke Heath 244 Thorn Cross 1 Werrington 95 Wetherby 403
§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many children are on the basic level of the incentives and earned privileges scheme in each of the prisons in the juvenile estate. [29604]
§ Beverley HughesOwing to the fluidity of the review process, these figures are not held centrally as they change from day to day. As a guide it was envisaged that not more than 10 per cent. of the population would be on the basic regime. However, this figure is rarely reached and almost never exceeded.
§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many(a) request and (b) complaint forms have been issued at each of the prisons in the juvenile estate since April 2000. [29599]
392W
§ Beverley HughesProvisional date showing the numbers of request and complaint forms issued in the juvenile estate during the stated period is as follows:
Number Ashfield 323 Brinsford 61 Castington 32 Feltham 1307 Hindley 0 Hollesley Bay 239 Huntercombe 444 Lancaster Farms 53 Onley 37 Portland 129 Stoke Heath 59 Thorn Cross 31 Werrington 33 Wetherby 96 1From April 2001 2April to December 2001
§ Dr. VisTo ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many times control and restraint was used in each of the prisons in the juvenile estate since April 2000. [29596]
§ Beverley HughesProvisional data on the use of force on juveniles in the establishments currently in the juvenile estate since April 2000 to 22 January 2002 are as follows:
Number Ashfield 368 Brinsford 312 Castington 450 Feltham 511 Hollesley Bay 215 Huntercombe 436 Lancaster Farms 120 Onley 309 Portland 129 Stoke Heath 413 Thorn Cross 1 Werrington 184 Wetherby 167