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Report by HM Chief Inspector of Prisons on HM Prison Wellingborough. Inspected 10-15 Feb 1992. Home Office. 1992.
Report by HM Chief Inspector of Prisons on HM Prison Wellingborough. Inspected 10-15 Feb 1992. Home Office. 1992.
What was the expenditure per head of prison population, for prison education for (a) each United Kingdom prison and (b) the United Kingdom as a whole, in each year since 1979. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1992). Inc table for England & Wales from 1 April 1984.
What was the expenditure per head of prison population, for prison education for (a) each United Kingdom prison and (b) the United Kingdom as a whole, in each year since 1979. - (Holding answer 16 Dec 1992). Inc table for England & Wales from 1 April 1984.
If the curriculum provided within British prisons is comparable with that available within the community. - (holding answer 16 Dec 1992) .
If the curriculum provided within British prisons is comparable with that available within the community. - (holding answer 16 Dec 1992) .
To comment on the criteria used to place asylum seekers in Her Majesty's prisons and the conditions in force.
To comment on the criteria used to place asylum seekers in Her Majesty's prisons and the conditions in force.
What plans he has to improve basic education resources for prisoners. - (holding answer 16 Dec 1992). Inc ref to 214 c104W.
What plans he has to improve basic education resources for prisoners. - (holding answer 16 Dec 1992). Inc ref to 214 c104W.
What information he has concerning the prison experience available to agencies tendering for Prison Education Service contracts which were not existing prison education establishments. (holding answer 16 Dec 1992).
What information he has concerning the prison experience available to agencies tendering for Prison Education Service contracts which were not existing prison education establishments. (holding answer 16 Dec 1992).
What action he will take in order to evaluate the standard of education provided by prison education establishments, & what steps he is taking to monitor the quality of services provided within the prison education service. (holding answer 16 Dec 1992).
What action he will take in order to evaluate the standard of education provided by prison education establishments, & what steps he is taking to monitor the quality of services provided within the prison education service. (holding answer 16 Dec 1992).
How many disablement officers have been employed within the Prison Service; and in which prisons they were serving in the last financial year for which details are available. - (Holding answer 16.12.92).
How many disablement officers have been employed within the Prison Service; and in which prisons they were serving in the last financial year for which details are available. - (Holding answer 16.12.92).
What assessment he has received on the ability of prison officers to find accommodation in the London area at rents that they can afford.
What assessment he has received on the ability of prison officers to find accommodation in the London area at rents that they can afford.
How many prison officers have resigned from the service in each of the last five years and have given as the reason the difficulty in finding reasonably priced accommodation. - No records are kept of the number of prison officers who resign from the prison service because of their inability...
How many prison officers have resigned from the service in each of the last five years and have given as the reason the difficulty in finding reasonably priced accommodation. - No records are kept of the number of prison officers who resign from the prison service because of their inability...
What are the numbers of (a) prison custody officers and supervisors, (b) management, (c) administrative and maintenance staff, (d) full and part-time chaplains, (e) catering staff, (f) medical staff, (g) education staff and (h) seconded probation officers working in HMP Blakenhurst and HMP Bullingdon, respectively. - Inc figures. (Holding answer...
What are the numbers of (a) prison custody officers and supervisors, (b) management, (c) administrative and maintenance staff, (d) full and part-time chaplains, (e) catering staff, (f) medical staff, (g) education staff and (h) seconded probation officers working in HMP Blakenhurst and HMP Bullingdon, respectively. - Inc figures. (Holding answer...
Lords debate on unstarred question on Govt response to report of Chief Inspector of Prisons on HM prisons Wymott & Lewes.
Lords debate on unstarred question on Govt response to report of Chief Inspector of Prisons on HM prisons Wymott & Lewes.
To comment about the possibility of women prisoners joining the therapeutic regime at Grendon.
To comment about the possibility of women prisoners joining the therapeutic regime at Grendon.
What action he will take to improve prison reception areas. - Inc ref to admissions guide on good practice in management of arrangements for the reception & induction of prisoners (copy in Library).
What action he will take to improve prison reception areas. - Inc ref to admissions guide on good practice in management of arrangements for the reception & induction of prisoners (copy in Library).
To comment on the incident at HMP Highpoint on 24th November; and what plans he has to review security procedures in the light of the incident.
To comment on the incident at HMP Highpoint on 24th November; and what plans he has to review security procedures in the light of the incident.
What were the maintenance costs for (a) flat roofs and (b) pitched roofs in prison establishments for the last five years. - (No figures given).
What were the maintenance costs for (a) flat roofs and (b) pitched roofs in prison establishments for the last five years. - (No figures given).
What was (a) the total prison population, (b) the sentenced prison population, (c) the remand prison population and (d) the number of imprisoned fine defaulters on each Friday from the beginning of September to date. - Inc table.
What was (a) the total prison population, (b) the sentenced prison population, (c) the remand prison population and (d) the number of imprisoned fine defaulters on each Friday from the beginning of September to date. - Inc table.
How many (a) sentenced prisoners, (b) remand prisoners and (c) fine defaulters were received into Leeds, Liverpool, Birmingham, Durham, Brixton and Lewes prisons, respectively, each week from the beginning of September to date. - Includes figures.
How many (a) sentenced prisoners, (b) remand prisoners and (c) fine defaulters were received into Leeds, Liverpool, Birmingham, Durham, Brixton and Lewes prisons, respectively, each week from the beginning of September to date. - Includes figures.
If he will ensure that self-catering facilities are available to all long-term prisoners.
If he will ensure that self-catering facilities are available to all long-term prisoners.