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It is not possible to show the circumstances of the original fine without disproportionate cost as the information is not held centrally and it would entail examination of every individual record. Therefore the proportion of these that were for the offences of loitering and soliciting is unknown. At the end of October 2007, the last date for which figures are available, there were eight females held in custody in England and Wales as fine defaulters.
These figures have been drawn from administrative IT systems, which, as with any large scale recording system, are subject to possible errors with data entry and processing.
Prisoners: Rehabilitation
Mr. Burrowes: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice which prisons provide (a) therapeutic communities, (b) 12 step, (c) cognitive behaviour treatment (CBT) and (d) shorter duration CBT programmes for offenders. [177086]
Maria Eagle: The following list sets out the information requested about drug programmes.
Prisons which provide therapeutic communities, 12 step, cognitive behaviour treatment, and shorter duration programmes cognitive behavioural therapy programmes
Channings Wood
Drake Hall(1)
Garth
Holme House
Wymott
Bullingdon
Dartmoor
Coldingley
Erlestoke
Everthorpe
Lancaster Castle
Littlehey
Norwich
Send
Swaleside
The Mount
Wandsworth
(c) Cognitive behavioural therapy programmes( 2)
Acklington
Altcourse
Frankland
Full Sutton
Gartree
Highpoint
Long Lartin
Stocken
Wakefield
Wealstun
Whitemoor
(d) shorter duration cognitive behavioural therapy programmes( 3)
Ashwell
Aylesbury
Blundeston
Brixton
Camp Hill
Cardiff
Chelmsford
Dartmoor
Deerbolt
Durham
Edmunds Hill
Elmley
Everthorpe
Featherstone
Glen Parva
Guys Marsh
Haverigg
Highpoint
Hindley
Kingston
Kirkham
Lancaster Castle
Lewes
Lindholme
Liverpool
Low Newton
Maidstone
Moorland
Onley
Parc
Pentonville
Portland
Ranby
Risley
Rochester
Stafford
Swinfen Hall
Wayland
Wealstun
Wellingborough
Winchester
Wormwood Scrubs
Altcourse
Bedford
Belmarsh
Birmingham
Blakenhurst
Bristol
Brixton
Bullingdon
Castington
Doncaster
Dorchester
Downview
Eastwood Park
Elmley
Exeter
Ford
Forest Bank
Glen Parva
Gloucester
Highdown
Hollesley Bay
Holloway
Holme House
Hull
Lancaster Farms
Leeds
Leicester
Leyhill
Lincoln
New Hall
North Sea Camp
Northallerton
Nottingham
Pentonville
Peterborough
Preston
Reading
Stoke Heath
Styal
Swansea
Thorn Cross
Wandsworth
Winchester
Wormwood Scrubs
(1) Female establishment. Working towards accreditation
(2 )Either FOCUS and/or STOP (Substance Treatment and Offending Programme)
(3) Either SDP (Short Duration Programme) and/or P-ASRO (Prisoners—Addressing Substance Related Offending)
In addition, a range of accredited offending behaviour programmes based on cognitive behavioural principles are provided across the prison estate.
Mr. Burrowes: To ask the Secretary of State for Justice which prisons offer treatment for prisoners with (a) alcohol and (b) crack heroin dependency. [177087]
Mr. Hanson: The information requested is as follows.
(a) The following treatment options are available for those with an alcohol problem:
clinical services (alcohol detoxification), available in all local and remand prisons, as well as some Young Offenders Institutes (see list 1);
Alcoholics Anonymous run groups in 67 per cent. of prisons (see list 2);
where alcohol is part of poly-drug misuse, CARATs (Counselling, Assessment, Referral, Advice and Throughcare services) are available in all prisons with the exception of HMP Blantyre House;
a 12-Step programme is being piloted at HMP Bullingdon on a rolling basis; and,
the Young Persons Substance Misuse Service for 16 to 18-year-olds provides support for those with both alcohol and drug problems in 18 prisons (see list 3).
(b) A comprehensive drug treatment framework is in place to address the needs of those with drug misuse problems, including crack cocaine and heroin dependency, comprising:
clinical services (detoxification and maintenance prescribing), available in all local and remand prisons (see list 1);
CARAT services;
CARATs take the lead Drug Intervention Programme (DIP) role in prisons, engaging with prison Resettlement teams and Criminal Justice Integrated Teams (CJITs) in the community;
intensive drug rehabilitation programmes, run in 99 prisons (see list 4); and,
an intervention specifically for those with crack cocaine problems is available as part of the Integrated Drug Treatment System (IDTS) (no records are currently kept of which prisons offer this service).
List 1 prisons offering clinical services for drug/alcohol misuse
Altcourse
Ashfield
Bedford
Belmarsh
Birmingham
Blakenhurst
Brinsford
Bristol
Brixton
Brockhill
Bronzefield
Bullingdon
Cardiff
Castington
Chelmsford
Doncaster
Dorchester
Durham
Eastwood Park
Elmley
Exeter
Feltham
Forest Bank
Foston Hall
Glen Parva
Gloucester
High Down
Holloway
Holme House
Hull
Leeds
Leicester
Lewes
Lincoln
Liverpool
Low Newton
Manchester
New Hall
Norwich
Nottingham
Parc
Parkhurst
Pentonville
Peterborough Female
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