TABLES

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Last synchronised SUNd9/4/2006AD.


#cats Categories

Summary: Table listing security categories and definitions.

              [M]  Maximum Security. Paradoxically these
                   can be B as well as A. Specialist
                   attention is paid here, and they are not
                   many in number.

              [A]  Where escape must be made "impossible".

              [B]  From which escape must be made very
                   difficult.

              [C]  Normal, for not trustable in Open
                   conditions, but lacking the skill and
                   resources to make a determined attempt.

              [D]  Open conditions. Captives are trusted to
                   return for tea and curfew after work in
                   the community. Differing from Bail
                   Hostels in that more resources, and
                   bigger.



#phone Telephoning

Summary: International telephone dialling codes.

             Dialling Codes
.---------------------------------------.
|Country          Country  International|
|                  Code      Operator   |
|Irish Republic    +353         114     |
|Faroe Isles       +298         118     |
|Switzerland       +41          1141    |
|United Kingdom    +44          155     |
'---------------------------------------'

To call the North from the South, you dial 048 plus the number.
Eg:

NI No. from NI:                     7776 3311
NI No. from the UK (or NI):     028 7776 3311
NI No. from Switzerland:    0044 28 7776 3311
NI No. from Eire:               048 7776 3311


#analysis Distribution Analysis

Here is mapped out the numbers of prisons,
split both by type and region:
Since information remains incomplete (or is known to be changing)
in several areas, these figures are marked in brackets and
greyed-out (and spoken softer).
Other missing information, indicated by query marks "?",
is also greyed-out.
For easier scanning, 0 is represented as "-".

Summary: Numbers of British Isles Prisons, split by region and type.

                          Numbers of Prisons
.---------------======================================================.
:               :                   Regions                    |      |
:               :                                              |      |
:               :England Scotland N.I. Manx Channel Eire Faroe |Totals|
:               :& Wales                     Isles       Isles |      |
|---------------+==============================================+======|
|C    Main      | 138       18     6     1     3    14     1   |  181 |
|u T  Asylum    | (2)        1     1     -     ?     ?     ?   | (4)  |
|s y  Military  |  1         -     1     -     -     -     -   |  2   |
|t p  Psych.    | (34)       6     1     -     ?    (1)    ?   | (42) |
|o e  Juvenile  |  30       12     1     1     ?     1     ?   | (45) |
|d s  Hostels   |(103)       -     ?     1     ?    (3)    -   | (107)|
|y              |                                              |      |
|===============+==============================================+======|
|     All Types |(308)      37   (10)    3    (3)  (19)   (1)  | (381)|
'====================================================================='

Please Note: Operational prisons only are counted in this table.
Bail Hostels are included in these figures, but listed on a
separate page. The Scilly Isles are administratively a
part of Cornwall, and here included in the figures for England & Wales.
Currently the only secure custody on them is one set of police Cells.
The smaller, lockup-type Channel Isles prisons of Herm and Alderney are not
counted either. Sark is counted, due to it's methods and semi-independence.

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