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Mr. Cox: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many women prison officers served in the Metropolitan police force at the latest date for which figures are available. [146111]
Mr. Boateng: The information requested is not recorded centrally and could be obtained only at disproportionate cost.
Mr. Cox: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many women prison officers serve at prisons in England and Wales; and how many served in each of the last three years. [146110]
Mr. Boateng: The information requested is contained in the table. The figures refer to basic grade officers, senior officers and principal officers and are on a headcount basis.
Female officers in post | |
---|---|
31 December 2000 | 3,774 |
31 December 1999 | 3,536 |
31 December 1998 | 3,281 |
31 December 1997 | 2,821 |
Miss Widdecombe: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many (a) police officers, (b) civilian staff and (c) special constables there were (i) in total and (ii) per head of population in each police force in England and Wales, in (1) September 1999, (2) March 2000 and (3) September 2000; and if he will make a statement. [145946]
Mr. Straw [holding answer 18 January 2001]: The requested details are given in the table.
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(27) Full-time equivalents.
(28) Office for National Statistics mid-year 1998 estimates.
(29) Actual number.
(30) Prior to 1 April 2000 the Metropolitan police district included areas of Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey. After that date the responsibility for policing these areas transferred to the county forces. to compensate for the additional area police officer resources were transferred from the Metropolitan police to the surrounding forces, more information is available in Home Office Statistical Bulletin 2/01. In tables 1 and 2 population estimates are based on the size of the police force areas, table 3 is based on the size of the county.
(31) Officers per 100,000 population for City of London and Metropolitan police are combined.
(32) Most of the change in number of special constables in the Metropolitan police between September 1999 and March 2000 is due to an update of the personnel records which removed constables who were no longer serving in the force.
(33) Total includes secondments to central services, inter-force units, NCS and NCIS.
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(34) Full-time equivalents.
(35) Office for National Statistics mid-year 1999 estimates.
(36) Actual number.
(37) Prior to 1 April 2000 the Metropolitan police district included areas of Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey. After that date the responsibility for policing these areas transferred to the county forces. To compensate for this additional area police officer resources were transferred from the Metropolitan police to the surrounding forces, more information is available in Home Office Statistical Bulletin 2/01. In tables 1 and 2 population estimates are based on the size of the police force areas, table 3 is based on the size of the county.
(38) Officers per 100,000 population for City of London and Metropolitan police are combined.
(39) Most of the change in number of special constables in the Metropolitan police between September 1999 and March 2000 is due to an update of the personnel records which removed constables who were no longer serving in the force.
(40) Total includes secondments to central services, inter-force units, NCS and NCIS.
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Mr. Heald: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what (a) total wastage and (b) actual wastage in police numbers took place on a monthly basis in 2000 in respect of each police force. [145102]
Mr. Charles Clarke [holding answer 15 January 2001]: The data requested are not available centrally on a monthly basis; six monthly information is contained in Home Office Statistical Bulletins 15/00 and 2/01.
Miss Widdecombe: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many (a) full-time equivalents and (b) officers available for duty there were in each police force area in (a) March 1997 and (b) September 2000; and if he will make a statement. [144967]
Mr. Charles Clarke [holding answer 15 January 2001]: The requested details are given in the table. It is not possible from the available statistics to separate figures for officers available for duty. Officers may be moved between operational and operational support duties without notice.
(41) Full-time equivalents.
(42) Prior to 1 April 2000 the Metropolitan Police District included areas of Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey. After that date the responsibility for policing these areas transferred to the country forces. To compensate for the additional area police officer resources were transferred from the Metropolitan Police to the surrounding forces, more information is available in Home Office Statistical Bulletin 2/01.
(43) Includes secondments to central services, inter-force units, NCS and NCIS.
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Mr. Simon Hughes: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department what the total number of (a) police officers and (b) special constables was and what the number of police officers per head of population was per police force and in total in (i) September 2000 and (ii) March 2000. [145709]
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Mr. Charles Clarke: The information requested is given in the tables.
Police force | Total police officers(44) | Total officers per 100,000 population(45) | Total specials(46) |
---|---|---|---|
Avon and Somerset | 2,934 | 197.1 | 459 |
Bedfordshire | 1,028 | 184.7 | 151 |
Cambridgeshire | 1,237 | 171.8 | 274 |
Cheshire | 2,011 | 204.3 | 350 |
Cleveland | 1,404 | 252.3 | 128 |
Cumbria | 1,084 | 219.9 | 176 |
Derbyshire | 1,777 | 183.2 | 282 |
Devon and Cornwall | 2,841 | 182.3 | 870 |
Dorset | 1,306 | 188.9 | 298 |
Durham | 1,558 | 256.3 | 157 |
Essex(47) | 2,806 | 183.0 | 483 |
Gloucestershire | 1,114 | 199.9 | 206 |
Greater Manchester | 6,795 | 263.6 | 457 |
Hampshire | 3,419 | 193.1 | 615 |
Hertfordshire(47) | 1,767 | 201.1 | 216 |
Humberside | 1,932 | 218.8 | 246 |
Kent | 3,204 | 203.5 | 436 |
Lancashire | 3,179 | 222.8 | 382 |
Leicestershire | 1,993 | 214.6 | 247 |
Lincolnshire | 1,115 | 178.9 | 195 |
London, City of(48) | 732 | -- | 56 |
Merseyside | 4,085 | 289.8 | 476 |
Metropolitan police4,5,6 | 25,485 | 341.0 | 758 |
Norfolk | 1,381 | 174.8 | 285 |
Northamptonshire | 1,117 | 181.4 | 199 |
Northumbria | 3,788 | 265.7 | 332 |
North Yorkshire | 1,283 | 172.9 | 217 |
Nottinghamshire | 2,204 | 213.7 | 411 |
South Yorkshire | 3,163 | 242.5 | 205 |
Staffordshire | 2,170 | 204.4 | 482 |
Suffolk | 1,145 | 170.7 | 391 |
Surrey(47) | 1,785 | 226.9 | 175 |
Sussex | 2,822 | 188.3 | 352 |
Thames Valley | 3,740 | 178.2 | 472 |
Warwickshire | 900 | 177.5 | 260 |
West Mercia | 1,887 | 166.0 | 476 |
West Midlands | 7,194 | 273.7 | 680 |
West Yorkshire | 4,822 | 228.2 | 484 |
Wiltshire | 1,118 | 184.6 | 173 |
Dyfed-Powys | 1,040 | 216.9 | 202 |
Gwent | 1,264 | 226.8 | 119 |
North Wales | 1,403 | 213.4 | 247 |
South Wales | 2,926 | 236.1 | 267 |
Total police service(50) | 124,170 | 236.8 | 14,347 |
(44) Full-time equivalents
(45) Office for National Statistics mid-year 1998 estimates
(46) Actual number
(47) Prior to 1 April 2000 the Metropolitan police district included areas of Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey. After that date the responsibility for policing these areas transferred to the county forces. To compensate for the additional area police officer resources were transferred from the Metropolitan police to the surrounding forces, more information is available in Home Office Statistical Bulletin 2/01. In table 1 population estimates are based on the size of the police force areas. Table 2 is based on the size of the county.
(48) Officers per 100,000 population for City of London and Metropolitan police are combined.
(49) Most of the change in number of special constables in the Metropolitan police between September 1999 and March 2000 is due to an update of the personnel records which removed constables who were no longer serving in the force.
(50) Total includes secondments to central services, inter-force units, NCS and NCIS.
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Police force | Total police officers(51) | Total officers per 100,000 population(52) | Total specials(53) |
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Avon and Somerset | 2,941 | 195.9 | 416 |
Bedfordshire | 1,006 | 179.0 | 134 |
Cambridgeshire | 1,266 | 174.7 | 214 |
Cheshire | 2,000 | 203.6 | 307 |
Cleveland | 1,421 | 255.6 | 122 |
Cumbria | 1,048 | 213.0 | 167 |
Derbyshire | 1,780 | 182.8 | 286 |
Devon and Cornwall | 2,873 | 183.0 | 836 |
Dorset | 1,299 | 187.6 | 278 |
Durham | 1,581 | 260.6 | 155 |
Essex(54) | 2,780 | 171.8 | 478 |
Gloucestershire | 1,142 | 203.3 | 197 |
Greater Manchester | 6,767 | 262.6 | 408 |
Hampshire | 3,435 | 192.9 | 541 |
Hertfordshire(54) | 1,961 | 188.0 | 214 |
Humberside | 1,905 | 216.1 | 198 |
Kent | 3,239 | 204.1 | 416 |
Lancashire | 3,215 | 225.5 | 362 |
Leicestershire | 2,010 | 215.0 | 202 |
Lincolnshire | 1,162 | 184.8 | 179 |
London, City of(55) | 720 | -- | 46 |
Merseyside | 4,081 | 290.7 | 452 |
Metropolitan police4,5,6 | 24,695 | 348.9 | 754 |
Norfolk | 1,387 | 174.1 | 270 |
Northamptonshire | 1,166 | 187.7 | 195 |
Northumbria | 3,885 | 273.8 | 323 |
North Yorkshire | 1,293 | 173.0 | 189 |
Nottinghamshire | 2,232 | 216.1 | 411 |
South Yorkshire | 3,184 | 244.5 | 193 |
Staffordshire | 2,157 | 203.4 | 461 |
Suffolk | 1,115 | 165.2 | 376 |
Surrey(54) | 2,113 | 196.0 | 168 |
Sussex | 2,812 | 185.6 | 317 |
Thames Valley | 3,748 | 177.1 | 463 |
Warwickshire | 912 | 179.5 | 260 |
West Mercia | 1,906 | 167.1 | 443 |
West Midlands | 7,350 | 279.8 | 662 |
West Yorkshire | 4,806 | 227.2 | 452 |
Wiltshire | 1,099 | 180.1 | 172 |
Dyfed-Powys | 1,045 | 217.4 | 193 |
Gwent | 1,271 | 228.3 | 131 |
North Wales | 1,393 | 211.8 | 233 |
South Wales | 3,029 | 243.9 | 254 |
Total police service(57) | 124,614 | 236.5 | 13,528 |
(51) Full-time equivalents
(52) Office for National Statistics mid-year 1998 estimates
(53) Actual number
(54) Prior to 1 April 2000 the Metropolitan police district included areas of Essex, Hertfordshire and Surrey. After that date the responsibility for policing these areas transferred to the county forces. To compensate for the additional area police officer resources were transferred from the Metropolitan police to the surrounding forces, more information is available in Home Office Statistical Bulletin 2/01. In table 1 population estimates are based on the size of the police force areas, table 2 is based on the size of the county.
(55) Officers per 100,000 population for City of London and Metropolitan police are combined.
(56) Most of the change in number of special constables in the Metropolitan police between September 1999 and March 2000 is due to an update of the personnel records which removed constables who were no longer serving in the force.
(57) Total includes secondments to central services, inter-force units, NCS and NCIS.
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