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To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, how many Prison Custody Officers were certified in HMP Thameside as at 1 April (a) 2010, (b) 2012, (c) 2017 and (d) 2018.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice, how many Prison Custody Officers were certified in HMP Thameside as at 1 April (a) 2010, (b) 2012, (c) 2017 and (d) 2018.
HM Prison and Probation do not hold data on the number of Prison Custody Officers certified. This table displays the number of funded posts at each privately managed prison for January, for each year where data is available.
Prison | 2018 | 2017 | 2012 | 2010 |
HMP Ashfield | 173.35 | 152 | Not Available | Not Available |
HMP Birmingham | 501 | 499.5 | 521 |
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HMP Bronzefield | 352.66 | 332.79 | 355 | 369 |
HMP Doncaster | 411.47 | 406.48 | 404 | 590 |
HMP Dovegate | 521.6 | 526 | 539 | 543 |
HMP YOI Forest Bank | 529.38 | 573 | 548 | Not Available |
HMP Lowdham Grange | 449.3 | 406.6 | Not Available | Not Available |
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HMP Peterborough | 580.5 | 618.01 | 551.45 | Not Available |
HMP Rye Hill | 255.75 | 257 | 246 | 259 |
HMP Thameside | 399 | 406 |
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HMP Northumberland | 398.3 | 408.3 |
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The blank areas on the table indicate that a prison was not open in that year (Thameside and Northumberland) or that the prison was operated by the public sector at that time (Birmingham). Where data for a particular year is not available, this is indicated in the table. As the provision of this management information is not a contractual requirement, some of the historical data was not captured.
This table displays the population at each privately managed prison for 31st March each year, prison population figures are published regularly.
Prison | 2018 | 2017 | 2012 | 2010 |
HMP Birmingham | 1,290 | 911 | 1,465 | 1,461 |
HMP Bronzefield | 517 | 553 | 503 | 527 |
HHP Doncaster | 1,112 | 1,134 | 1,134 | 1,120 |
HMP Dovegate | 1,115 | 1,089 | 1,112 | 1,137 |
Operators of privately managed prisons are required to deliver sufficient recruitment and training of staff to ensure they maintain a safe, decent and secure prison as per their contractual obligation. The performance of all providers continues to be robustly managed. We will not hesitate to take action if and when standards fall short.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice (1) how many grievances on the grounds of race discrimination have been made in HM Prison Thameside in the last three years; what the nature was of each such grievance; when each grievance was made and resolved; and what the outcome was...
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice (1) how many grievances on the grounds of race discrimination have been made in HM Prison Thameside in the last three years; what the nature was of each such grievance; when each grievance was made and resolved; and what the outcome was...
The Government is committed to ensuring equality throughout the criminal justice system. Internal complaints procedures and the employment tribunal system enable any allegations of racial discrimination in the workplace to be thoroughly investigated.
Two staff grievances alleging discrimination have been submitted at HMP Thameside in the last three years.
The first, which alleged bullying at work, racial discrimination, unfair treatment and victimisation, was received in 12 October 2012. It was considered by the Employment Tribunal at two hearings (October 2013 and in December 2013). The Tribunal dismissed the claim in its entirety in January 2014.
The second grievance, alleging unfair dismissal, racial discrimination, victimisation and harassment, was received in March 2013. It is currently being considered by the Employment Tribunal.
Liability for any legal costs in relation to employment cases would fall on the employer.
(2) how many employment tribunal cases were presented on the grounds of race discrimination in HM Prison Thameside in the last three years; what the nature was of each complaint; when each such tribunal began and ended; what the outcome was in each such case; and what the cost to...
(2) how many employment tribunal cases were presented on the grounds of race discrimination in HM Prison Thameside in the last three years; what the nature was of each complaint; when each such tribunal began and ended; what the outcome was in each such case; and what the cost to...
The Government is committed to ensuring equality throughout the criminal justice system. Internal complaints procedures and the employment tribunal system enable any allegations of racial discrimination in the workplace to be thoroughly investigated.
Two staff grievances alleging discrimination have been submitted at HMP Thameside in the last three years.
The first, which alleged bullying at work, racial discrimination, unfair treatment and victimisation, was received in 12 October 2012. It was considered by the Employment Tribunal at two hearings (October 2013 and in December 2013). The Tribunal dismissed the claim in its entirety in January 2014.
The second grievance, alleging unfair dismissal, racial discrimination, victimisation and harassment, was received in March 2013. It is currently being considered by the Employment Tribunal.
Liability for any legal costs in relation to employment cases would fall on the employer.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice whether any (a) internal and (b) external reports were commissioned by Serco in relation to any steps taken by HM Prison Thameside to eliminate race discrimination in the workplace.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice whether any (a) internal and (b) external reports were commissioned by Serco in relation to any steps taken by HM Prison Thameside to eliminate race discrimination in the workplace.
The Government is committed to ensuring equality throughout the criminal justice system. Internal complaints procedures and the employment
tribunal system enable any allegations of racial discrimination in the workplace to be thoroughly investigated.
The Ministry of Justice conducted a routine assurance audit of HMP Thameside in 2013.
Any internal document prepared by the contractor in relation to potential litigation is legally privileged and therefore exempt from disclosure.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what the length is of the contract agreed with Serco for HM Prison Thameside on 20 December 2013; and what estimate he has made of the cost of the contract to the public purse over the lifetime of the contract.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what the length is of the contract agreed with Serco for HM Prison Thameside on 20 December 2013; and what estimate he has made of the cost of the contract to the public purse over the lifetime of the contract.
Serco were selected as the preferred bidder for the contract to run HMP Thameside in June 2009. The contract for the PFI prison was signed on 30 June 2010. The contract was amended on 18 December 2013 to deliver additional prisoner places. The contract duration is 26½ years from 30 June 2010. The original contract value was £417 million. The estimated additional cost for the additional places over the remaining life of the contract is £120 million.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many staff on each grade have (a) been recruited to work in HM Prison Thameside and (b) left in each year since that prison opened.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many staff on each grade have (a) been recruited to work in HM Prison Thameside and (b) left in each year since that prison opened.
The information requested is not collected centrally and could not be obtained without incurring disproportionate cost. At HMP Thameside, staff are employed by a number of providers to deliver a range of services including, for example, probation services, education and health care, as well as custodial services.
I can only assume that the hon. Gentleman was not in the House last June when I made the original statement about the electronic tagging situation and said that I had decided, in the interests of justice in this country, to proceed with two extensions at prisons run by the two organisations involved. I was completely clear about it, I explained why at the time and he clearly was not listening.
I can only assume that the hon. Gentleman was not in the House last June when I made the original statement about the electronic tagging situation and said that I had decided, in the interests of justice in this country, to proceed with two extensions at prisons run by the two organisations involved. I was completely clear about it, I explained why at the time and he clearly was not listening.
The Secretary of State had previously been adamant that no further contracts would be awarded to Serco until it had received a clean bill of health from the Serious Fraud Office. Will he therefore explain why he awarded it a contract for the extension of Thameside prison on 20 December? When is a contract not a contract?
The Secretary of State had previously been adamant that no further contracts would be awarded to Serco until it had received a clean bill of health from the Serious Fraud Office. Will he therefore explain why he awarded it a contract for the extension of Thameside prison on 20 December? When is a contract not a contract?
The Secretary of State had previously been adamant that no further contracts would be awarded to Serco until it had received a clean bill of health from the Serious Fraud Office. Will he therefore explain why he awarded it a contract for the extension of Thameside prison on 20 December? When is a contract not a contract?
I can only assume that the hon. Gentleman was not in the House last June when I made the original statement about the electronic tagging situation and said that I had decided, in the interests of justice in this country, to proceed with two extensions at prisons run by the two organisations involved. I was completely clear about it, I explained why at the time and he clearly was not listening.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what account he took of recent fines for fraud when awarding Serco its contract to run Thameside Prison.
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice what account he took of recent fines for fraud when awarding Serco its contract to run Thameside Prison.
The contract to run Thameside Prison was awarded to Serco in June 2010. Construction of the new house block at the prison is taking place following a variation to the existing contract.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, how many people in Thameside will be receiving universal credit by 30 May 2013.
To ask the Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, how many people in Thameside will be receiving universal credit by 30 May 2013.
Our strategy for the custodial estate is to ensure that we have sufficient places to meet the demand of the courts while securing best value for money for the taxpayer.
My intention is to have more adult male prison capacity available than we had in 2010 but at a much lower...
Our strategy for the custodial estate is to ensure that we have sufficient places to meet the demand of the courts while securing best value for money for the taxpayer.
My intention is to have more adult male prison capacity available than we had in 2010 but at a much lower...
My right honourable friend the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Chris Grayling) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
Our strategy for the custodial estate is to ensure that we have sufficient places to meet the demand of the courts whilst securing best value for money for the...
My right honourable friend the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice (Chris Grayling) has made the following Written Ministerial Statement.
Our strategy for the custodial estate is to ensure that we have sufficient places to meet the demand of the courts whilst securing best value for money for the...
To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many prisoners were refused entry into Her Majesty's Prison Thameside, and redirected to Her Majesty's Prison Peterborough, in August 2012, due to staffing difficulties.
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To ask the Secretary of State for Justice how many prisoners were refused entry into Her Majesty's Prison Thameside, and redirected to Her Majesty's Prison Peterborough, in August 2012, due to staffing difficulties.
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No prisoners were refused entry into HMP Thameside or redirected to HMP Peterborough during August 2012 because of staffing difficulties.