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2006 - 07
Police force area Number of transfers (included as part of overall officers leaving the service) Number of police officers leaving the force with two to less than five years' service Percentage of police officers leaving with two to less than five years' service

Avon and Somerset

9

110

68

Bedfordshire

8

22

39

Cambridgeshire

11

63

70

Cheshire

5

78

68

Cleveland

7

46

60

Cumbria

0

31

62

Derbyshire

2

106

76

Devon and Cornwall

9

91

69

Dorset

1

81

73

Durham

3

40

63

Dyfed-Powys

2

37

77

Essex

0

210

74

Gloucestershire

1

57

75

Greater Manchester

30

328

67

Gwent

2

39

60

Hampshire

13

154

73

Hertfordshire

22

76

42

Humberside

5

81

67

Kent

14

162

71

Lancashire(2)

10

134

76

Leicestershire(3)

16

99

71

Lincolnshire

6

58

72

London, City of

10

47

70

Merseyside

3

199

76

Metropolitan Police

95

1,226

72

Norfolk

9

77

77

Northamptonshire

19

70

67

Northumbria

3

141

76

North Wales

2

55

63

North Yorkshire

3

61

59

Nottinghamshire

6

106

72

South Wales

1

155

82

South Yorkshire

9

127

65

Staffordshire

8

80

68

Suffolk

3

36

67

Surrey

23

70

37

Sussex

20

128

59

Thames Valley

16

150

51

Warwickshire

1

49

65

West Mercia

13

99

68

West Midlands

23

325

65

West Yorkshire

15

253

73

Wiltshire

2

40

65

Total(4)

434

5,364

68

(1) Leaving figures include police officers leaving the force within the designated range of years of joining or re-joining the service, due to dismissals (including requirement to resign), voluntary resignations, medical retirements, ordinary retirements, all transfers and all deaths.
(2) Data for Lancashire were not available in 2002-03.
(3) Data for Leicestershire were not available in 2004-05.
(4) In order to compare data between 2002-03 and 2006-07 Lancashire and Leicestershire have been excluded from the total.

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Police: Training

Mr. Ruffley: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many police officer recruits in England and Wales began residential training in each year since 1999. [176038]

Mr. McNulty: The number of police officer recruits in England and Wales who began residential training in
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each of the year from 1999 to 2006 is given in the following table. The new Initial Police Learning and Development Programme commenced in April 2006 and, apart from recruits to the Metropolitan Police Service, negated the requirement for a residential element as training is provided locally.

1999-2000 2000-01 2001-02 2002-03 2003-04 2004-05 2005-06 Total 1999-2006

Forces in England and Wales(1)

3,613

5,787

7,421

7,760

8,434

6,023

3,641

42,679

Metropolitan Police Service(2)

994

1,350

2,748

3,489

3,362

2,351

1,332

15,626

Total

4,607

7,137

10,169

11,249

11,796

8,374

4,973

58,305

Non Home Office force recruits trained for service inside England and Wales

Total

73

109

101

119

183

311

264

1,160

Non Home Office force recruits trained for service outside England and Wales (Channel Islands)

Total

53

46

48

29

26

21

19

242

(1) Excludes Metropolitan police force, British Transport police, NCS/NSPIS, Channel Island police and non-Home Office police forces
(2) This figure includes transferees from other forces who underwent residential training

Reoffenders

Mr. Ruffley: To ask the Secretary of State for the Home Department how many persistent and prolific offenders have been identified in each police force area in each of the last three years for which figures are available. [176119]

Mr. McNulty: Data from the performance management arrangements for the prolific and other priority offender programme (JTrack) provides the number of such offenders identified through partnership arrangements in each police force area. The data are provided in the following table. The data cover the two calendar years 2005 and 2006. Figures for the calendar year 2007 are not yet available for publication.

Sum of prolific and priority offenders
Police force area At December 2005 At December 2006

Avon and Somerset

239

245

Bedfordshire

123

139

Cambridgeshire

93

110

Cheshire

182

180

City of London

5

12

Cleveland

127

145

Cumbria

66

70

Derbyshire

368

373

Devon and Cornwall

395

365

Dorset

208

208

Durham

61

58

Dyfed Powys

93

82

Essex

258

235

Gloucestershire

100

106

Greater Manchester

739

846

Gwent

79

85

Hampshire

209

274

Hertfordshire

247

149

Humberside

181

214

Kent

334

261

Lancashire

424

367

Leicestershire

330

353

Lincolnshire

155

232

Merseyside

410

445

Metropolitan police

1,080

1,185

Norfolk

131

110

North Wales

159

120

North Yorkshire

56

89

Northamptonshire

195

229

Northumbria

208

236

Nottinghamshire

505

558

South Wales

190

204

South Yorkshire

249

252

Staffordshire

157

252

Suffolk

173

173

Surrey

151

191

Sussex

320

320

Thames Valley

326

351

Warwickshire

74

88

West Mercia

155

120

West Midlands

714

768

West Yorkshire

284

243

Wiltshire

81

73

All forces

10,634

11,116

Notes: 1. Figures represent those PPOs in each area who were known to be members of schemes in December of the year concerned, based on JTrack data. 2. If a PPO belonged to more than one scheme during the December of the year concerned then they would be counted more than once.

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