Mentally Handicapped Persons Mr. Wigley asked the Secretary of State for Wales if he will publish a table showing progress since 1971 towards the objectives of the White Paper, " Better Services for the Mentally Handicapped " for places in adult training centres, giving statistics for each county in Wales. Mr. Wyn Roberts The table below gives the number of places per 100,000 population at adult training centres in the Welsh counties at 31 March 1979: ----------------- |Clwyd | ----------------- |Dyfed | ----------------- |Gwent | ----------------- |Gwynedd | ----------------- |Mid Glamorgan | ----------------- |Powys | ----------------- |South Glamorgan| ----------------- |West Glamorgan | ----------------- Because of the change in county boundaries as a result of local government reorganisation it is not possible to provide comparative figures for 1971.The number of places per 100,000 population in Wales at 31 March 1979 was 91·8. This compares with 57·2 at 31 December 1970. The 1971 White Paper specified 150 places as the objective to be attained over a period of 15 or 20 years. Mr. Wigley asked the Secretary of State for Wales what was the total number of places available in local authority residential accommodation for mentally handicapped persons for each county of Wales for each of the years 1974 to the latest available date. Mr. Wyn Roberts The information is as follows: Mr. Wigley asked the Secretary of State for Wales if he will publish a table showing the number of places in adult training centres for the mentally handicapped in each county of Wales for each ------------------- | | | ------------------- | | | ------------------- |Clwyd |…| ------------------- |Dyfed |…| ------------------- |Gwent |…| ------------------- |Gwynedd |…| ------------------- |Mid Glamorgan |…| ------------------- |Powys |…| ------------------- |South Glamorgan|…| ------------------- |West Glamorgan |…| ------------------- |Wales |…| -------------------