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Home Office

Answer

Mr. Oaten: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many children in (a) Stoke Heath and (b) Onley Young Offender Institutions have been placed in the segregation units of those Institutions since January; and for how long in each case. [144360] Paul Goggins: Data on the number of children held in segregation at Stoke Heath and Onley Young Offender Institutions from January to November 2003 is shown in the following tables. This has been split to show the number of times the segregation unit was used for (a) less than seven days, (b) for longer than seven days and (c) for longer than 28 days during this period. Data on Stoke Heath Young Offender Institution in 2003 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Number of Juveniles Month--2003 Held for less than 7 days Held for longer than 7 days Held for longer than 28 days January 19 7 0 February 17 8 0 March 15 7 0 April 6 13 0 May 9 7 0 June 11 6 0 July 13 8 0 August 8 0 0 September 8 7 0 October 2 18 0 November 0 10 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Data on Onley Young Offender Institution in 2003 _________________________________________________________________________________________________. Number of Juveniles Month--2003 Held for less than 7 days Held for longer than 7 days Held for longer than 28 days January 10 3 0 February 24 0 0 March 17 0 0 April 13 2 1 May 43 8 0 June 12 8 0 July 21 9 0 August 11 9 0 September 9 12 0 October 28 39 1 November 17 7 0 _________________________________________________________________________________________________.

Secondary information

Type

Written question

Reference

144360; 416 c1443W

Session

2003-04

Subjects

Young offenders Segregation of prisoners HMP Onley HMP/YOI Stoke Heath

Contains statistics

Yes

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