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Identification Parades

Mr. Peter Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many identification parades have taken place in each Police Service of Northern Ireland district command in Northern Ireland in the last three years. [19465]

Mr. Woodward: The information requested is provided in the table. All identification parades in Northern Ireland take place at the identification suite at Donegall Pass. The figures provided show the number of identification parades conducted for each District Command Unit (DCU) for the period in question.
DCU2002200320042005
to date
North Belfast342555106
East Belfast19183517
West Belfast41374626
South Belfast79546479
Castlereagh1141312
Newtownabbey11302551
Carrickfergus6122
Larne2271
Antrim613818
Ballymena8201123
Moyle1440
Ballymoney1032
Coleraine1815821
Limavady6457
Magherafelt11471
Foyle27201719
Strabane41062
Cookstown58168
Omagh256128
Dungannon and South Tyrone151912
Fermanagh1119176
Armagh9422
Craigavon4111321
Newry and Mourne81485
Banbridge55117
Down2016517
Lisburn29356758
Ards1221154
North Down713219

 
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Mr. Peter Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland in how many cases an identification parade has been the evidence on which a prosecution has been taken to court in each of the last three years. [19466]


 
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Mr. Woodward: The information requested is not available.

Illegal Motor Fuel

Mr. Peter Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many roadside tests were carried out on motor vehicles to test for illegal petrol and diesel in Northern Ireland in each of the last five years in (a) urban and (b) rural regions. [19458]

John Healey: I have been asked to reply.

The total number of roadside challenges of motor vehicles by HM Revenue and Customs for tests on the fuel being used is just one element of an integrated antifraud strategy on oils. The figures requested are contained in the table.

These figures only relate to challenges made by H.M. Revenue and Customs (ex HM Customs and Excise) and do not include any challenges made by other enforcement agencies, which may have included a sight test of the vehicles fuel as part of their checks.
Challenges
1999–20001,355
2000–015,736
2001–021,589
2002–034,077
2003–0413,144

It is not possible to split this into urban or rural regions, as these data were not recorded.

Infant Schools

Mr. Peter Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland what the average infant school class size has been in each year since 1998; and what the total number of infant school pupils was in each year. [19582]

Angela E. Smith: The requested information is as follows:
Number of
year 1–year 4 pupils
Average class size for year 1–year 4 pupils (21)
1998–9999,83923.6
1999–200097,78923.3
2000–0195,19523.2
2001–0294,81523.0
2002–0393,98022.9
2003–0493,37722.8
2004–0592,40622.8


(21) Any composite class with pupils in years 5, 6 or 7 has been excluded.


Legal Gun Dealers/Clubs

Mr. Peter Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland how many legal gun dealers there are in Northern Ireland; and if he will list them. [19463]

Mr. Woodward: The following information has been supplied by the PSNI.
 
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There are 132 gun dealers listed on our records.

Firearms Dealers

Business Name


 
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Mr. Peter Robinson: To ask the Secretary of State for Northern Ireland if he will list legal (a) gun clubs and (b) ranges in Northern Ireland. [19464]

Mr. Woodward: The following information has been supplied by the PSNI.

There are 55 authorised gun clubs and 39 authorised ranges in Northern Ireland. These are listed as follows. Where ranges comprise more than one firing range, this is identified in the table.

Authorised Clubs (at 19 October 2005)


 
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Name of clubLocation of range
Bangor Grammar School Combined Cadet Force Air Rifle ClubBangor Grammar School, 13 College Avenue, Bangor BT20 5HJ
Culnady Air Rifle ClubCulnady Orange Hall, Culnady Road, Upperlands, Maghera
Dungannon Shooting Federation ClubDungannon Leisure Centre, Circular Road (Basement, rear car park)
Bangor & District Small Bore Rifle ClubCastle Park, Valentine Road, Bangor
Dungannon Royal School Rifle ClubDungannon Royal School Grounds
Rockport School Air Rifle ClubRockport School, Craigavad, Holywood BT180DD
Killylea Air Gun ClubCooey Orange Hall, Kennedies Road, Killylea, Co Armagh
Mowillian Air Rifle ClubMoneymore, Co Londonderry
Area 17 Air Pistol ClubUnit 44, Dennisons Industrial Estate, Mill Road, Ballyclare
Lisnalea Rod & Gun Club Shooting RangeEntrance to disused railway tunnel, Corrinare Road, Loughgilly, Markethill
Foyle & Londonderry CollegeNorthland Road, Londonderry
County Londonderry XB Rifle ClubMoneyshanare, Tobermore
Comber Rifle Club17 Railway Street, Comber BT23 5HG
(2Xindoor ranges—1Xfirst floor—1Xground floor)
Ballygraffan Road, Comber BT23 5SU
(2Xranges—1Xindoor—1Xoutdoor)
North Antrim Small Bore Rifle ClubNissen Hut at Bellisle Road, Carncullagh Upper, Dervock, Ballymoney (2Xranges)
Bready Air Rifle ClubBallydonaghy, Clougher, Strabane
69 Dunnalong Road, Bready, Strabane
Private RangeGarage at 612 Saintfield Road, Carryduff, Belfast BT8 8BL
Langford Lodge Sports ClubUnit 4, Langford Lodge Industrial Estate, Largy Road, Crumlin
Sherrygroom Rifle & Pistol ClubAbove a barn at Dunnahenry Road, Stewartstown
Roe Valley Rifle ClubFarm yard at Tullyarmon, Limavady
Seskinore Harriers Air Pistol ClubRiding for Disabled Association, Deverney Road, Arvalee, Omagh
Fortwilliam (Home Guard) Rifle & Pistol ClubThe Old Abattoir, Duncrue Pass, Belfast
Moneymore Air Rifle ClubOrange Hall, Main Street, Moneymore, Co Londonderry
Carrowdore & District Shooting & Recreation ClubAbbey Road, Carrowdore, Co Down
(3Xranges—2Xindoor—7Xoutdoor)
Ballymena Rifle & Pistol ClubLoan Hill, Ballyconnelly Road, Cullybackey, Co Antrim
(2Xranges)
Kells Rifle & Pistol Club78 Fernisky Road, Kells, Ballymena
(2Xranges—1Xindoor—1Xoutdoor)
Downshire Rifle ClubMoira Road, Hillsborough
(2Xranges—1Xindoor—1Xoutdoor)
Omagh Boy Scouts Rifle ClubCampsie Road, Omagh
Clandeboye Bangor & USC Rifle & Pistol ClubThe Borough Gymnasium, Hamilton Road, Bangor, Co Down
Laghey Rifle & Pistol Club21A Killyneill Court, Dungannon BT71 6BN
Loughbrickland Rifle ClubMcBride's Corner, Moneyslane, Ballyward, Banbridge, Co Down
Duke of Abercorn Estate RangeBaronscourt, Newtownstewart, Co Tyrone
Desertmartin Air Rifle ClubThe Orange Hall, Desertmartin
Omagh & District USCA Rifle ClubColebrooke Estate, Brookeborough, Co Fermanagh
(1Xoutdoor)
Gola, Lisbellaw, Co Fermanagh (1 x indoor)
Mid Antrim Pony ClubBarn at 125 Ahoghill Road, Randalstown
Strangford Lough WildfowlersGlenvale, Crawfordsburn Road, Newtownards
HMP Weapon Training RangeNIPS, HMP Maghaberry, Lisburn, Co Antrim
East Antrim Rifle & Pistol Club23A Sawmill Road, Ballyclare, Co Antrim
(3Xranges—2Xindoor—1Xoutdoor)
Creevedonnell Air Rifle ClubCumber Church Hall, Cregg Road, Claudy, Co Londonderry
(1Xindoor)
Curryfree Road, Curryfree, Co Londonderry (1Xindoor)
Dungannon Rifle & Pistol ClubDisused sandpit at 408 Annaginny Road, Newmills, Dungannon
(4Xranges)









 
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