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Young Offenders

Volume 186: debated on Monday 18 February 1991

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To ask the Secretary of State for Health if he will list the secure establishments other than prisons in England and Wales where young (a) men and (b) women, under the age of 16 years can be held.

On 31 January 1991, there were 36 secure units in community homes for children in England and Wales, all of which admitted young people under the age of 16. Details of them are given in the table. In addition, the Department runs two youth treatment centres—YTCs—Glenthorne in Birmingham and St. Charles in Essex. Both YTCs admit young people under the age of 16.

Secure units in England and Wales open on 31 January 1991
Local AuthorityName of home in which secure unit is locatedType of places
England
AvonKingswoodBoys
BerkshireBrooksideMixed
BirminghamSt. John'sMixed
CambridgeshireSaltersGirls
CheshireRedsandsMixed
CoventryStoke HouseMixed
DerbyshireGreenacresMixed
DerbyshireMoorfieldMixed
DevonNorthbrookMixed
DurhamAycliffe (2 units)Mixed
East SussexLansdowneMixed
GreenwichFrant CourtGirls
HammersmithStamford HouseBoys
HampshireFairfieldGirls
HampshireGlen HouseBoys
HertfordshireWoodsideMixed
HillingdonMiddlesex LodgeGirls
LancashireBriars HeyGirls
LancashireRed Bank (2 units)Boys
LeedsEastmoor (2 units)Boys
LincolnshireKestevenMixed
LiverpoolBlackbrook HouseGirls
LiverpoolDyson HallBoys
NewhamLittle Heath LodgeBoys
NorthumberlandNetherton ParkMixed
OxfordshireThornbury HouseBoys
RotherhamKeppels ViewMixed
SalfordPark HouseBoys
SouthwarkOrchard LodgeBoys
West SussexBeechfieldMixed
Wales
GwentTy MawrBoys
Mid GlamorganSilverbrookGirls
West GlamorganLlwyncelynBoys