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To ask the Secretary of State for Health what assessment he has made of the implications of the census results from Islington, Camden and Haringey for the effect of the rising population on provision of health and social services in those areas.

[144680]

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Health

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

25 February 2013

Reference

144680; 559 c258W

House

House of Commons

MAPUCHE PEOPLE OF CHILE

That this House notes the continuing repression of the Mapuche indigenous people of Chile, the recent hunger strike by Mapuche political prisoners since 12 July 2010 and the demands of the Mapuche people for the demilitarisation of Mapuche lands, an end of the use of the anti-terrorist legislation introduced against...

Primary sponsor

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Type

Early day motions

Date

11 October 2010

Reference

797

House

House of Commons

Prisons: Population

To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what the prison population was at each prison establishment on 31 March in each of the last 13 years.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Ministry of Justice

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

27 July 2010

For answer on

6 September 2010

Answered on

13 September 2010

The prison population on the last day of March of each year from 1998 to 2010 is provided in the following table.These figures have been drawn from administrative IT systems, which, as with any large scale recording system, are subject to possible errors with data entry and processing.

Prison population, England and Wales, as at 31 March, by establishment and year
	1998	1999	2000	2001	2002	2003	2004	2005	2006	2007	2008	2009	2010
Acklington	656	630	726	725	765	792	869	875	820	851	875	937	931
Albany¹	432	427	436	438	439	444	521	516	522	523	555	554	*
Aldington²	139	141	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Altcourse	634	684	842	788	902	1,007	988	892	980	1,103	1,315	1,281	1,303
Ashfield³	*	*	281	354	373	218	270	269	343	398	391	337	235
Ashwell	453	491	477	380	471	527	533	544	543	540	543	618	213
Askham Grange	124	122	115	112	136	131	134	88	122	109	97	114	112
Aylesbury	298	364	339	353	347	354	363	384	433	443	441	440	438
Bedford	367	373	346	368	437	462	481	486	471	483	483	405	487
Belmarsh	884	725	768	832	850	862	921	902	919	927	912	883	862
Birmingham	1,050	1,071	1,082	828	876	949	1,406	1,400	1,445	1,450	1,434	1,413	1,461
Blakenhurst4	842	826	819	820	838	879	870	979	1,058	1,061	1,059	*	*
Blantyre House	118	116	120	109	119	117	117	117	119	120	118	117	121
Blundeston	337	351	405	408	418	459	462	454	452	460	465	517	520
Brinsford	527	499	500	464	467	449	463	443	467	423	425	548	451
Bristol	582	579	542	535	608	602	581	600	600	601	610	605	611
Brixton	576	752	810	749	752	791	818	786	811	805	808	754	774
Brockhill5	125	146	150	151	159	152	138	112	124	169	167	*	*
Bronzefield6	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	445	444	427	429	420	484
Buckley Hall7	382	380	390	358	*	368	322	351	376	381	377	378	383
Bullingdon	675	866	866	856	894	947	943	972	951	967	947	1,041	1,121
Bullwood Hall	138	134	138	160	178	146	152	148	156	159	205	226	223
Bure8	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	249
Camp Hill¹	477	465	468	524	530	544	574	591	591	595	588	580	*
Canterbury	257	280	274	291	310	281	315	294	282	273	271	292	303
Cardiff	714	659	650	615	669	656	675	759	751	756	747	806	823
Castington	322	398	210	274	332	300	336	349	370	390	380	350	283
Channings Wood	593	577	576	582	603	620	664	656	651	662	719	719	724
Chelmsford	483	385	375	468	521	564	593	580	593	715	697	688	688
Coldingley	297	282	310	351	376	385	387	390	390	393	391	503	509
Cookham Wood	149	150	149	143	141	139	137	165	178	168	0	106	92
Dartmoor	652	641	659	637	618	613	618	617	610	605	638	643	590
Deerbolt	415	406	457	386	478	395	481	441	387	368	436	436	504
Doncaster	1,102	1,024	1,072	1,085	1,081	1,128	1,118	1,057	1,051	1,134	1,114	1,141	1,120
Dorchester	213	216	220	229	248	256	223	239	252	244	234	225	232
Dovegate9	*	*	*	*	699	853	839	791	832	844	839	849	1,137
Dover	309	239	300	289	138	261	296	256	253	305	310	314	311
Downview	337	340	338	327	255	217	217	247	338	349	348	354	338
Drake Hall	285	218	192	193	266	232	297	283	230	257	302	265	285
Durham	934	893	883	693	720	679	725	651	844	972	931	938	974
East Sutton Park	93	81	79	92	96	93	97	94	90	95	94	85	81
Eastwood Park	258	265	306	297	322	261	334	323	294	342	307	329	310
Edmunds Hill¹0	*	*	*	*	*	*	299	150	355	357	361	369	380
Elmley¹¹	914	889	905	909	938	957	973	982	975	985	992	945	*
Erlestoke	308	297	313	317	330	380	421	420	425	400	461	464	468
Everthorpe	457	462	464	468	385	375	455	461	651	677	679	683	670
Exeter	440	435	466	464	489	526	516	534	514	506	476	521	548
Featherstone	595	593	589	591	598	610	611	601	610	613	684	679	649
Feltham	908	835	746	643	702	629	688	578	629	636	597	635	657
Ford	455	352	416	311	490	515	527	512	522	438	529	525	549
Forest Bank¹²	*	*	517	723	980	1,031	994	1,012	1,020	1,060	1,134	1,094	1,422
Foston Hall	141	147	171	152	213	223	227	202	241	222	252	223	236
Frankland	446	516	516	597	649	663	662	712	700	716	726	729	816
Full Sutton	581	525	577	578	605	597	599	599	570	570	597	569	590
Garth	645	638	640	620	647	632	659	640	602	614	811	805	843
Gartree	361	366	352	278	275	283	406	414	471	572	576	675	677
Glen Parva	861	845	833	759	802	784	778	754	776	808	797	785	809
Gloucester	326	294	289	240	327	317	302	271	280	301	312	303	309
Grendon (Spring Hill)	439	448	438	448	446	498	557	511	522	553	530	515	541
Guys Marsh	437	510	515	505	515	562	558	556	569	570	565	571	555
Haslar	156	143	157	135	134	111	118	136	149	124	142	150	118
Hatfield¹³	169	145	115	160	160	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*
Haverigg	545	357	389	494	561	560	563	535	568	568	627	607	563
Hewell4	192	162	186	158	180	173	165	167	148	182	184	1,368	1,418
High Down	681	790	632	686	697	715	732	736	738	759	940	1,066	1,104
Highpoint	699	648	777	787	872	910	807	808	808	801	798	917	944
Hindley	522	459	376	472	397	502	505	409	416	456	498	193	349
Hollesley Bay (Warren Hill)¹4	392	327	293	325	409	455	303	277	241	292	332	340	340
Holme House	956	945	963	927	966	1,013	996	969	973	1,000	993	937	1,084
Holloway	520	508	483	469	472	486	460	428	406	427	453	432	457
Hull	534	523	487	533	589	1,026	1,086	1,039	948	1,045	1,034	998	1,025
Huntercombe	256	299	223	337	337	320	364	352	339	361	344	291	162
Isle of Wight¹	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	1,667
Kennet¹5	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	333	336	338
Kingston (Portsmouth)	118	175	182	184	186	186	136	139	193	198	198	173	195
Kirkham	671	424	501	469	503	505	542	478	439	513	577	572	582
Kirklevington Grange	179	176	166	165	180	182	217	220	223	222	223	270	266
Lancaster Castle	218	215	144	187	236	241	235	240	236	233	209	230	238
Lancaster Farms	473	473	488	499	512	460	519	486	519	504	490	503	524
Latchmere House	190	173	174	182	184	190	197	205	168	205	205	199	203
Leeds	1,199	1,224	1,236	1,244	1,226	1,242	1,243	1,193	1,122	1,015	990	1,151	1,158
Leicester	352	331	339	333	313	363	374	341	337	353	329	339	347
Lewes	461	456	435	445	489	498	513	518	535	521	581	664	479
Leyhill	378	344	377	321	430	497	498	502	341	399	480	498	499
Lincoln	610	430	491	487	534	424	461	444	458	497	708	672	665
Lindholme	686	653	513	575	738	700	663	770	823	1,029	1,093	1,122	1,091
Littlehey	640	639	628	631	644	659	698	703	689	698	701	717	876
Liverpool	1,427	1,419	1,375	1,282	1,433	1,447	1,449	1,375	1,300	1,339	1,360	1,230	1,344
Long Lartin	363	342	446	446	429	435	436	430	438	421	414	437	623
Lowdham Grange	250	498	518	492	522	520	520	489	515	559	675	695	741
Low Newton	317	98	211	242	285	295	320	238	230	249	307	295	255
Maidstone	557	541	572	368	429	535	548	545	553	583	471	408	595
Manchester	1,092	1,137	1,128	1,136	1,244	1,271	1,252	1,230	1,230	1,246	1,203	1,199	1,262
Moorland	758	757	777	758	782	980	1,008	1,000	1,002	1,012	1,015	1,014	1,009
Morton Hall	204	158	186	116	196	331	365	321	291	319	367	359	304
New Hall	372	385	365	361	369	341	376	350	329	362	419	365	358
North Sea Camp	213	177	191	190	209	272	303	305	239	274	296	303	303
Northallerton	256	295	262	217	220	223	221	154	238	247	232	208	234
Norwich	718	682	661	652	738	762	726	785	764	618	532	501	757
Nottingham	417	431	435	495	496	544	509	493	490	551	551	550	616
Onley	630	608	524	593	531	541	404	492	565	634	642	624	617
Parc	691	774	769	873	947	1,026	1,016	973	1,007	1,126	1,173	1,180	1,190
Parkhurst¹	393	438	450	432	507	508	496	499	508	525	491	484	*
Pentonville	1,109	1,093	1,070	1,088	1,132	1,241	1,199	1,195	1,139	1,131	1,142	1,087	1,216
Peterborough¹6	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	18	761	902	977	933	974
Portland	571	550	549	503	413	446	468	388	438	552	564	601	473
Preston	675	657	600	571	562	666	675	606	574	726	734	677	780
Ranby	577	729	752	747	740	766	858	965	1,005	1,048	1,067	1,057	1,087
Reading	233	221	226	203	262	265	273	268	286	268	241	227	263
Risley	876	866	791	801	818	1,064	1,060	1,065	1,065	1,079	1,078	1,086	1,084
Rochester	410	376	366	354	45	165	280	366	384	388	389	629	716
Rye Hill¹7	*	*	*	339	653	663	660	590	590	644	622	647	643
Send	229	77	206	214	219	218	209	210	203	214	232	277	277
Sheppey Cluster (Elmley)¹¹	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	967
Sheppey Cluster (Standford Hill)¹¹	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	448
Sheppey Cluster (Swaleside)¹¹	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	990
Shepton Mallet	208	211	211	129	188	176	187	179	182	187	185	189	189
Shrewsbury	335	308	343	320	340	346	350	275	327	339	319	292	306
Stafford	621	626	609	625	624	631	638	671	675	669	680	736	737
Standford Hill¹¹	327	204	316	321	368	424	423	438	456	395	444	451	*
Stocken	456	576	579	570	578	577	621	601	616	619	742	812	815
Stoke Heath	610	622	521	531	558	626	670	639	654	667	642	562	568
Styal	285	277	438	436	436	431	442	349	428	426	452	432	436
Sudbury	491	508	495	492	510	515	556	557	560	497	569	566	573
Swaleside¹¹	634	616	726	727	781	761	774	779	775	776	767	814	*
Swansea	323	342	307	179	346	367	347	405	416	428	421	416	396
Swinfen Hall	198	285	317	308	319	314	310	457	608	620	619	612	628
The Mount	618	617	717	717	745	756	757	696	720	719	761	761	759
The Verne	571	569	556	564	575	582	579	584	577	591	590	583	583
The Weare¹8	356	311	380	367	394	392	371	381	*	*	*	*	*
The Wolds	402	404	401	397	405	348	358	321	295	377	375	381	379
Thorn Cross	220	203	218	188	246	176	261	268	236	224	223	289	283
Usk (Prescoed)	282	290	304	322	324	392	413	414	404	408	410	404	427
Wakefield	605	547	558	571	568	569	562	553	701	746	743	729	736
Wandsworth	925	1,272	1,274	1,317	1,408	1,478	1,432	1,424	1,484	1,475	1,480	1,664	1,631
Warren Hill¹4	*	*	*	*	*	*	218	197	207	218	208	207	149
Wayland	642	632	632	616	644	696	699	694	698	702	780	1,007	997
Wealstun	620	614	614	620	623	576	568	750	767	799	527	515	509
Wellingborough	330	327	506	489	519	520	523	515	576	645	637	642	640
Werrington	167	102	103	98	124	129	146	124	154	158	131	129	127
Wetherby	313	345	264	316	331	333	297	332	339	323	322	396	307
Whatton	236	272	273	272	276	343	358	354	450	760	817	836	813
Whitemoor	531	475	390	386	417	411	423	436	450	449	392	448	449
Winchester	598	589	610	572	570	625	591	644	710	541	554	696	685
Woodhill	708	691	657	652	724	771	792	767	774	784	814	812	804
Wormwood scrubs	1,346	904	753	966	1,101	1,223	1,244	1,218	1,243	1,257	1,289	1,260	1,298
Wymott	799	797	789	781	789	808	849	1,040	1,040	1,062	1,065	1,133	1,140
Total	65,435	64,212	65,463	65,394	69,784	72,954	75,295	74,962	77,058	79,745	81,695	82,893	85,184
Police cells	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	*	191	64	*	*
Establishment and police cell total	65,435	64,212	65,463	65,394	69,784	72,954	75,295	74,962	77,058	79,936	81,759	82,893	85,184
'*' = Not applicable.
¹ HMP Albany is now part of the organisational amalgamation of the former HMPs Camp Hill and Parkhurst. They now form HMP The Isle of Wight from 1 April 2009.
² HMP Aldington closed in 1999.
³ Ashfield was opened in 1999.
4 HMP Blakenhurst and two former prisons HMP Brockhill and HMP Hewell Grange amalgamated on 25 June 2008 to form HMP Hewell.
5 HMP Brockhill now forms part of HMP Hewell from 25 June 2008.
6 HMP Bronzefield opened in June 2004.
7 HMP Buckley Hall was re-roled to a female closed training prison in 2002. The establishment was re-roled back to a male category C prison in 2005.
8 HMP Bure opened in November 2009.
9 HMP Dovegate opened in 2001.
¹0 In October 2003, Highpoint North (female) was formally re-named HMP Edmunds Hill. The establishment was re-roled as a category C male prison in 2005.
¹¹ HMP Elmley forms part of The Sheppey Cluster, an amalgamation of HMP Standford Hill and HMP Swaleside.
¹² HMP Forest Bank opened in 2000.
¹³ In 2002 Hatfield was taken over by HMP Moorland and re-named Moorland Open.
¹4 In 2002 Hollesley Bay and Warren Hill became separate establishments, the Open complex retaining the name Hollesley Bay.
¹5 HMP Kennet was opened in 2007.
¹6 HMP Peterborough, a dual purpose-built prison for men and women opened in March 2005.
¹7 HMP Rye Hill opened in 2001.
¹8 HMP The Weare 'prison ship' closed 2005.

Date

13 September 2010

Reference

12881; 515 c852-8W

House

House of Commons

Population Statistics (London Boroughs)

To ask the Chancellor of the Exchequer what his estimate is of the current population of each London borough based on (a) the 2001 census, (b) electoral rolls and (c) health service users; and what projections he has made for the next five years.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Treasury

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Tabled on

19 December 2005

For answer on

9 January 2006

Answered on

12 January 2006

The information requested falls within the responsibility of the National Statistician who has been asked to reply.Letter from Karen Dunnell, dated 12 January 2006:"As National Statistician I have been asked to reply to your question regarding estimates of the current population of each London borough on (a) 2001 Census, (b) electoral rolls and (c) health service users; and projections for the next five years. (39923)""The Office for National Statistics publishes annual mid-year population estimates. The latest estimates are for mid-2004 and are given in Table 1. These mid-year population estimates are calculated using a robust methodology and are the best estimates of the resident population in an area. They are based on aged-on 2001 Census data adjusted for births, deaths and net migration. Further information on the methodology can be found at: www.statistics.gov.uk/StatBase/Product.asp?vlnk=575.""Population projections for each London borough (and the City of London) for mid-2005 to mid-2010, are also given in Table 1. These projections are based on the mid-2003 population estimates and are the latest population projections available. They assume that trends in fertility, mortality and migration at the time of the mid-2003 population estimate will continue into the future.""The 2001 Census provided estimates the number of people usually resident in an area on Census day, 29 April 2001. These figures can be obtained from the published 2001 Census table KS01 a copy of which is held in the House of Commons Library in the published volume Census 2001, Key Statistics for local authorities in England and Wales.""Electoral rolls provide counts of the number of people registered to vote. The latest available data on the local/European electorate for 1 December 2004 can be found in the Table 2. It should be noted that the number of people eligible to vote is not the same as the resident population aged 18 and over. There are numerous reasons for this. For example not everyone who is usually resident is entitled to vote (foreign citizens from outside of the EU and Commonwealth, prisoners, etc. are not eligible), some people do not register to vote and people who have more than one address may register in more than one place. Further there is inevitably some double counting of the registered electorate as electoral registration officers vary in how quickly they remove people from the registers after they have moved away from an area or after they have died. These factors may have a different impact from place to place.""The number of people registered with a GP. living in each London borough (and the City of London), in July 2004. can also be found in the Table 2. It should also ““be noted that patient register counts differ from estimates of the usually resident population for a number of reasons..""Some patients may have more than one NHS number and be double counted and people may be on a patient register after having left the country. Patient registers for local areas may be inflated, for example, student areas, due to students who do not quickly re-register after finishing their course of study and moving away from an area. The patient registers also exclude individuals who are ineligible to be registered with a GP, such as persons employed in the armed forces, prisoners that are sentenced for a term of two years or more and certain patients in long stay medical hospitals. Again this has differential impact from area to area."

Date

12 January 2006

Reference

39923; 441 c771-2W

House

House of Commons

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what the recognised population of the British Indian Ocean Territories is; and what information he holds on where they are domiciled.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

24 June 2004

Reference

180348; 422 c1527W

House

House of Commons

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, how many of the current population of Diego Garcia are (a) US military personnel, (b) UK military personnel, (c) civilian workers and (d) detainees; and if he will make a statement. - Inc figures.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

2 March 2004

Reference

418 c810W;418 c830W; 157690

House

House of Commons

Dept for Environment Food and Rural Affairs

To ask the Secretary of State for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs, what her latest estimate is of the total fox population of the United Kingdom, by region; and what the figures were in each of the past five years. - Including table. (Holding answer 19 July 2002).

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

19 September 2002

Reference

71114; 390 c276-7W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department, what estimate he has made of the percentage of the (a) female and (b) male prison population who are dyslexic in each of the past 10 years. - No figs given.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

30 November 1998

Reference

321 c83W; 60946

House

House of Commons

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what examination he has made of the application of UN General Assembly Resolution No. 1514 to the former residents of Diego Garcia.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

24 February 1998

Reference

30966; 307 c191-2W

House

House of Commons

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

To ask the Secretary of State for Foreign and Commonwealth Affairs, what assessment he has made of the situation of former residents of Diego Garcia in Mauritius, and to take steps to enable them to return to Diego Garcia.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Foreign and Commonwealth Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

24 February 1998

Reference

30794; 307 c192W

House

House of Commons

Home Office;Prison Service

What was (a) the maximum number of inmates permitted at Her Majesty's Prison Holloway and (b) the highest prison population for each year since 1990. - Including text of letter from Richard Tilt of the Prison Service Agency and table.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

31 January 1996

Reference

12266; 270 c764-5W

House

House of Commons

Home Office

If he will list, for each of the last 10 years, the number of police officers in the Metropolitan Police area per head of the population and the actual numbers used in the calculation. - Includes table.

Asked by

Jeremy Corbyn (Labour)

Answering body

Home Office

Type

Written questions

Status

Answered

Date

10 March 1993

Reference

220 c557W;220 c553W

House

House of Commons

Librarians' tools

Type

House

Session

Year

Department

Member

Primary member

Answering member

Legislative stage

Legislation

Subject

Publisher