Westminster hall adjournment debate on Bridgend Probation Service's work with Community Service Volunteers and the Sandville Self-help centre.

Westminster hall adjournment debate on Bridgend Probation Service's work with Community Service Volunteers and the Sandville Self-help centre.

I start by congratulating my hon. Friend the Member for Bridgend (Mrs. Moon) on securing the debate, and on the way in which she put the case for Sandville. Before I move on to my speech, I want to say that the moving letters that my hon. Friend read out...

I start by congratulating my hon. Friend the Member for Bridgend (Mrs. Moon) on securing the debate, and on the way in which she put the case for Sandville. Before I move on to my speech, I want to say that the moving letters that my hon. Friend read out...

I thank my hon. Friend for that clarification. Indeed, such clarification was my hon. Friend’s purpose in seeking the debate. At that meeting, it was said that the centre has no written policy safeguarding and protecting of vulnerable adults or children, and that young offenders and prisoners were placed at...

I thank my hon. Friend for that clarification. Indeed, such clarification was my hon. Friend’s purpose in seeking the debate. At that meeting, it was said that the centre has no written policy safeguarding and protecting of vulnerable adults or children, and that young offenders and prisoners were placed at...

Again, my hon. Friend clearly illustrates why the debate is necessary. I shall return to the point when speaking about how we should move forward. The communication from the South Wales probation service said that it was working to resolve the issues and that other areas would be notified when...

Again, my hon. Friend clearly illustrates why the debate is necessary. I shall return to the point when speaking about how we should move forward. The communication from the South Wales probation service said that it was working to resolve the issues and that other areas would be notified when...

My hon. Friend anticipates my final comment, but she made it much more eloquently. I thank her for raising such an important issue, and I hope that our debate will contribute to a resolution of the issue for the benefit of all concerned. Sitting suspended until half-past Two o'clock.

My hon. Friend anticipates my final comment, but she made it much more eloquently. I thank her for raising such an important issue, and I hope that our debate will contribute to a resolution of the issue for the benefit of all concerned. Sitting suspended until half-past Two o'clock.

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will make a statement on the (a) availability and (b) use of (i) naltraczone, (ii) subutex and (iii) methadone in dealing with drug addiction within the prison estate.

To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department if he will make a statement on the (a) availability and (b) use of (i) naltraczone, (ii) subutex and (iii) methadone in dealing with drug addiction within the prison estate.