Wandsworth Prison: ‘an incredibly nasty place to serve a sentence and to work’

Pressure is growing on the Government to tackle a growing crisis in Wandsworth Prison. Filthy, overcrowded and rife with violence - and this week we revealed a sophisticated criminal network of drugs gangs working inside the South London jail.
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Prisoners are being left addicts with spiralling debt, their families threatened with violence outside, if they don't pay up. Now a new campaign has been launched to demand the Government improve conditions.
At a packed public meeting last night, former prisoners described it as "lawless", "inhumane" and a place where men were being left to rot - with little chance of rehabilitation.
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[@50_Pence]

Here in the Philippines this is a 5 star hotel

[@senianns9522]

I visited Ban Kwang Prison in Bangkok Thailand. An absolutely scary forbidding place! The warders rule in there, the prisoners look after the warders! The Thais have it right!

[@Kicklighter.A]

This isn’t the Philippines, and nor should we wish to emulate it.

[@50_Pence]

@@Kicklighter.A give it a try. See if crime goes down.

[@SubjectiveFunny]

I visited a prison in South Africa once, these guys have NO idea how good they have it...

[@celtictarotreadings333]

That’s because the outside world is rough as well there

[@lokireid1709]

The whole system needs to be overhauled!

[@sbaby-kg8hn]

The whole prison system in England needs to be changed completely. The prison officers are bent .

[@abdus-samadgorsi1202]

Please do not generalise as there are a few rotten ones as in any place majority are hard working honest and getting injured , potted to keep the public safe

[@TB-rm7oq]

So are the inmates lol

[@ChetanKumar-qj1rf]

Inmates are worse and do you think u can do a better job?

[@MoebiusUK]

Sheila Hancock is an absolute gem. The phrase 'national treasure' couldn't be more apt.

[@SA-ff9uc]

Smelly old-fogey.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

You should change 'Sheila' to 'Matt' (just joking).

[@jujutrini8412]

I am realising how precious many of her generation of actors truly were/are when I look at the younger ones.

[@JuliusFawcett]

Recidivism rates are much lower in countries that treat prisoners better

[@jazztheglass6139]

Singapore is amongst the lowest

[@JuliusFawcett]

@@jazztheglass6139 Scandinavian countries are the best and they spend a bit more up front but reap the rewards later on

[@jazztheglass6139]

@@JuliusFawcett they're not. Sweden, Denmark, Finland are all higher. Only Norway's is 2% lower than Singapore. The criminal penalties in Singapore are much more severe. The penal system particularly harsh It's a high trust society, very low rates of violence, GDP per capita $138,000 per annum. I've experienced our penal system in 1985 ( 7 months ) 23 hrs locked in a cell, no TV, orPlayStation, no toilet in the cell, gym every 10 days, half a hour exercise daily if it doesn't rain, £1 canteen a week, 1 visit a month, Prison doesn't rehabilitate offenders, it isolates them for the good of society. Society will rehabilitate offenders, only if they have something to offer

[@JuliusFawcett]

@@jazztheglass6139 Due to the emphasis on rehabilitation during incarceration rather than on punishment, Norway has one of the lowest recidivism rates in the world. There are three main reasons why this is true. First, research has shown that the higher the level of education, the lower the likelihood of re-incarceration.

[@jazztheglass6139]

@@JuliusFawcett Norway recidivism rate is 20%, Singapore is 22%, last year it was also 20%. 2 vastly different systems with much the same results. Employment, adequate housing, strong familial bonds, stable relationship with a partner, a new non criminal social group, refraining from any substances are all needed to avoid reincarnation. These are better indicators This I know.

[@ponyboycurtis3795]

What a lady Sheila Hancock is...she could be out hobnobbing it up with Hollyweird industry wronguns but she spends her spare time visiting prisoners and helping campaign for prison reform ❤

[@royalflush7276]

its not the prisons that need reforming, its the people in power who need reforming, every place you look you have people abusing there authority against the weaker sections of society.Also the major issue is how many people are unfairly sentenced to prison just so the system can make a customer and keep others in jobs. the big criminals in this country make it to 10 downing street whistle the petty criminals end up in Wandsworth.

[@davidgill8996]

Absolutely correct

[@OnlyThe1Son]

anybody saying, Who cares, well you need to think about something. if these people arent rehabilitated they will come out into society more aggressive, more angry, and a high probability of reoffending. prisons need to be operated like schools. kindergartens for adults.. outside activities.. especially for short term stays

[@markbellew4194]

Not been in since 2017 the prisons in the uk are like mental health hospitals some of the stuff I've seen I'll never forget

[@abbiebrown2733]

Prisoners go into wandworths with no issues know the prisoners are coming out with heroin addictions

[@kevinwilliams1768]

wow that's astonishing

[@Steven-ze2zk]

Yes, those of us who have no issues are the ones who end up in prison...

[@TB-rm7oq]

Clearly anit learnt self discipline then they're useless to society anyway

[@Nellia.20x]

Thank god someone is speaking out

[@abbiebrown2733]

There needs to be reform in the prisons

[@senianns9522]

If you can't do the time --don't do the crime!

[@geeksworkshop]

Yes, they should spend their entire sentence before being released.

[@jonathaneffemey944]

Thanks so much for posting

[@reamoinmcdonachadh9519]

H.M.P. Wandsworth needs to close. Period. A new Prison needs to be built, on the site, forget selling it to the highest bidder. A new Prison, a new regime and new Prison Officers, a new profession, not wedded to the philosophy of the POA.

[@user-eb4fq9jm5v]

Maybe don't commit a crime in the first place?

[@kevinwilliams1768]

the prison system needs serious reform .

[@Chowlife]

How heartbreaking. So happy they are speaking up and showing out

[@Lovemy911]

Rule no 1.....stay out of prison if you dont like the conditions 😂

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

some kids from poor estates need help not this abuse and drug exposure

[@marionwest3661]

The majority of prisoners reoffend, ending up right back where they started. If it is so bad, why do they make sure

[@Lovemy911]

Prison is usually last resort punishment when everything else has been tried...poor or not ' learn your lesson or pay the price .. Fact = jail shouldn't be easy Truth is" majority dont or cant learn & change

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

@@Lovemy911 horseshit jail is full of kids

[@markc6714]

Don't commit crimes and you won't go to prison

[@markc6714]

@@MaxJames597yompfitness you don't have to be perfect in life..... But there's a big difference between not calling the plumber and holding up a bank or being a dealer

[@Xgeneration28]

the system won't change until it's totally destroyed. that means it's going to get worse before its even spoken about betting better. I was in Wandsworth hmp 15yrs ago. in may for a month it was actually ok. I got out the cell a fair bit a game of football a couple trips up the gym and library and abit of freeflow. went back in the following January to start my sentance and it was fucked 23hr bang up it was terrible I ain't gona lie I almost broke down. It was so over crowded they sent alot of us to Winson green hmp in Birmingham which also terrible but the education system was decent they got us out the cell a bit. food was better in Wadsworth tho lol

[@ec3076]

Aw the poor angels.

[@urbanpulsewalks]

There but for the grace of God go you . . .

[@ec3076]

@@urbanpulsewalks That is a cop-out.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@joeyjoejoes Lots of human rights lawyers are far left woke silly billies. I am a moderate leftist by the way. Maybe some of those weird human rights lawyers want their prisoner clients to have ridiculous stuff like Playstations to play with.

[@davidclixby5840]

I was in Wandsworth prison in 1981 and it was a pretty violent place. Although Brixton was even worse.

[@digglerdudeuk]

'Failing at the most basic level' pretty much describes the whole country recently.

[@simonk8270]

If you cannot do the time. Don’t do the crime, simple.

[@djdarksidejungle559]

and thats the attitude thats creating this problem cause telling you it doesnt work and they gotta come out and their just buildign a time bomb and idiocy oh just lock them up and throw away the key cause they commited crime then their sat in jail and getting more polarized and angrier and organised and building a network then they come out and that is a timebomb of ignorance and we will all pay the price for whats goign on in prisons out here cause when they come out their angry and now they got a network and involved in serious crime cause they got nothign to lose and had they not gone into prison then they might have been steered away from been a wrong un and not gone down the road of serious orgaNised crime and feel like they got nothign to lose by commiting worse crimes and thats the thing right there it doesnt work its just creating a timebomb and one day its gonna explode in soceitys face like a megaton warhead going off

[@debk3901]

And it is stupid people like you and the five others that give a tick a flick that push politicians to make the wrong decisions for reform. What I find particularly ironic is the overused and unoriginal phrase, "If you cannot do the time, don't do the crime." This overlooks the essential fact that prisoners who do not receive the necessary programs and education to transform their lives will repeatedly incur significant costs for you and others in terms of taxes. This cycle is an astonishing oversight in our approach to criminal justice and reform. MENTAL. But you completely failed to address the other issue raised in this story "selective hearing" from the tick and flick group ? is the involvement of some guards in smuggling illegal substances into prisons, which leads to increased violence and extortion. These actions, which allow them to profit illicitly, go largely unchecked. Curiously, the adage "If you cannot do the time, don't do the crime" is seldom, if ever, applied to these guards, pointing to a glaring inconsistency in how we address misconduct within the prison system itself.

[@StStStS]

I don’t think well-balanced people from nice healthy homes very often choose a life of crime just for fun. I think statistics show they didn’t stand much of a chance of joining civilised society: there’s a high proportion of young people who were abused as children or had undiagnosed problems. We are talking about actual lack of food and hygiene at Wandsworth; two men to a cell with a toilet not even behind a curtain, pigeons inside, sewage sometimes coming up, one hour out of the cell each day when you would have the choice between goi outside, making a phonecall home OR queuing for a shower. And I think I am right in saying that Wandsworth is also a holding place; ie some of the inmates have not even been convicted! We are not talking about our worst murderers and people who would never reform or get out. I believe the prisoners are entitled to basic safety, shelter and hygiene. The stories coming out of here are awful; one woman was on the phone to her son and he had an asthma attack. The emergency help buzzer in his cell was not working. You know, if we want to bring back the death sentence, we ought to do it legally, not like this. I like that the people of Wandsworth want to look out for the prisoners. They should do their time and leave in a reasonable state of health ready to join society. If they have come from awful backgrounds, how is treating them with more brutality going to fix them?

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

thats what ya mam always says when she son her back

[@simonk8270]

@@joeyjoejoes no

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

ive seen 4 people kill themselves on the first night

[@movieviewing]

governors need to stop sacking prison staff for doing their jobs

[@justadam1917]

I'm certain that there is no problem finding money for consultants and the rewards for lobbyists

[@justadam1917]

Prison should not be about revenge and punishment Prison should be about rehabilitation and inclusion

[@PaulGappyNorris]

Deluded 🙄

[@MrLetmein2011]

Wonderful people working for change that needs to happen.

[@mob1662]

We’ve known this for decades with Wandsworth prison, yet in 2024 they act surprised 🙄

[@orbsofsteel]

Thoughts. What aspect keeps people out better rehabilitation or as a deterrent to going back

[@djdarksidejungle559]

whayt they should do is give these prisoners a choice ya either go to college and learen a skill or get a job that they'll help them get and offer educational classes and its a case you do that get a skill and a stable job that we'll arrtange for them and if they dont do it then go to jail as a very very last resort not like it is now just don ot pass go straight to jail and its wrong cause im pretty sure most of the people in jail dont need to be there and it would be cheaper to do that but when its for profit then them parasitical companies are fillign their coffers full to bursting by ruinnign it on a shoestring so they can rinse the savings they make as a bonus cause if your in charge of where the moneys spent and if you save you then get that as a bonus so what incentive is there to investr properly when their essentially just robbing it and theyve prob got a contract with the goverment that guarantees a population level otherwise they wouldnt be in the containment business you should watch a film called ghost of the civil dead about a max security private prison in the near future its that same thing if im resposible for the budget but if i make savings thewn i get them savings as bonus then their just gonna run it at the barest they can get away with cause their in the business to lien thewir pockets not to reform people and this is where it leads and just throwing money at it isnt gonna work when its just gonna get pilfered by these parasite companies like g4s

[@harry.flashman]

It depends on the varieties of people locked up.

[@orbsofsteel]

@@djdarksidejungle559 they have had that choice once already remember, they could have behaved & gone to college to begin with. I don't disagree with you though that they cant go on to be better citizens without help but also they deserve to be punished for their crimes in balance with how severe they are. Eye for an eye & anyone who is a risk to the public should be off the street for as long as. Nonces should never be free to re-offend.

[@djdarksidejungle559]

@@orbsofsteel well if you ever get arrested or sent there then you can sleep well at night knowing ya getting what ya deserve

[@orbsofsteel]

@@djdarksidejungle559a man is responsible for his own foolish decisions, everyone wants to be the victim nowdays, make excuses, blame others for their own actions & misfortunes, not take responsibility. Prison should be safe, clean & provide the opportunity for change for those that still deserve it

[@madmesmith5187]

I live in Sutton in Ashfield in the Midlands a Perfect Place for a Organic School to Teach People from around the Country to come Learn how to Run a Farm and Teach Others....Give a man a fish you feed him for a Day teach a man to Fish and you will Feed his Village....❤

[@sbaby-kg8hn]

I would love to learn how to farm

[@madmesmith5187]

@@sbaby-kg8hn Fills me with Joy Watching My Food grow Knowing it is Organic and Healthy.

[@alankirkby465]

What about their Victims? Who speaks for them? ( just asking / saying ) Anyway, Peace to all.

[@user-wq6sz7vt3w]

Excellent. Can’t do the time don’t do the crime!

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

that what i said to your mum

[@notme1345]

When i was in Dovegate my plug was a screw

[@allwrighty100]

I agree things have to change and this is a terrible situation but I wish the mother hadn’t said someone has to be held accountable. Okay, let’s hold her accountable. Too many kids are brought up not knowing right from wrong, accountability starts in the home.

[@donnablackman3954]

Criminal justice system needs a shake up full stop ❤

[@forddude1976]

It has to be a punishment still, but the inmates need to be educated and rehabilitation. But if they repat the crime again maybe just punishment

[@markhayward7400]

If you can't do the time, don't do the crime!

[@PCDelorian]

Agreed but Prisons should be about rehabilitating criminals, not making them bitter, angry, and resentful. The conditions make criminals more violent and makes them worse. Teenagers cut themselves so often in Prison, that guards don't even track it unless it requires hospitalisation.

[@PCDelorian]

I recommend reading a Bit of a Stretch by Chris Atkins

[@garymackay4268]

All prisons are exactly the same up and down the country

[@allykhan8594]

So is it the people it contains that makes it a nasty place?

[@Mkbshg8]

Fair point but some real monsters are locked up with people that are pretty decent and might have simply made a mistake.

[@allykhan8594]

@@Mkbshg8 True. Like?

[@Mkbshg8]

@@allykhan8594 I don't get what you mean, sorry. You want examples?

[@allykhan8594]

@@Mkbshg8 just wondering, what minor crimes these day would merit prison sentence.

[@Mkbshg8]

@@allykhan8594 Depends where your morals lie I suppose, not all crime is immoral imho.

[@Osman-mj5rf]

Goverment just give lip service. Nothing will happen quickly.

[@delleanawright808]

Wandsworth is grim inside and out..needs shutting down..

[@rickcrammond2617]

The answer is, don't break the law.

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

muslims run the jails young lads are forced to give H for protection

[@debk3901]

"Wow! Deep answer," but wouldn't you agree, overly simplistic? This kind of advice doesn't take into account the complexities of why people commit crimes or the systemic issues within the criminal justice system. It overlooks various factors like socioeconomic status, mental health, education, and environmental influences, which can all play significant roles in one's likelihood to engage in illegal activities. Simply stating "don't break the law" fails to address these underlying issues and doesn't contribute to a meaningful conversation about prevention, rehabilitation, or the broader context of criminal behavior. And at the end of the day if reform does not take place via counselling, drug therapy and educational or retraining programs it will continue costing you the taxpayer forever!

[@capri2673]

What about people who are wrongfully convicted?

[@cookiemonster7514]

so righteous. and u makes the law? corrupt MPs. why is Cameron not in jail for his part in the Greensill fraud?

[@JonoPS]

​@@capri2673How often does that happen?

[@TBrl8]

If you can’t do the time, don’t do the crime. I don’t get affected by poor conditions in wandsworth as I didn’t choose to break the law.

[@odeode4338]

Sounds like a place the PostOffice leadership should pay a visit to.

[@seven594]

The system is broken

[@LucaStanga-ww4pm]

I think it's really hard to improve places like that. Who would like to be around it?

[@simonsteven1427]

Our Government was the architect of the Class A pandemic in this country - In 1995 they issued directives to the HM Prison establishment by briging forward draconian legislation from the 1952 prison act, that prisons should start testing prisoners for substance misuse, contrary to ministers opinion this had the opposite effect of identifiying, treating & prevention as people transitioned from herbal cannabis 2 hardcore class A use, because of the length of time it took for the body to excreate cannabanoids as opposed to class A drugs which have a 3 day life for a positive result as opposed to cannabis which has a 28 day life cycle in the human body. Prison Governors & the HM Ministry of justice/home office were well aware of the situation in prisons however they allowed it to perpetuate as it created a larger amount of recidivism & therfoe a bigger industry in the confinement of humanbeings & an industry they can exert their control over!!

it's supposed to be nasty and horrible it's a prison, not a girls' school, ffs!

[@wrongun635]

Why ? The punishment is loss of liberty. Nothing more

[@simonproctor9187]

If they come out in a worse state than they went in, society then suffers, reoffending and returning to prison. Rehabilitate, rebuild someone's life, the reasons behind their behaviour and more chance or release and integrate in society, everyone benefits. Yes there may be some who can't be rehabilitated, or not wanting to be, that then will often be reflected in their sentences and parole management.

[@garywest5192]

Prison is a buisness they dont want rehabilitate

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

Prison should be about punishment first and foremost.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

Girls' schools are just as bad as prisons, LOL.

[@JamieFromLancs]

When i was going to prison early to late 90s it was do as your told & always banged up in your cell & it didnt do us any harm. Its prison not a holiday destination.

[@PaulGappyNorris]

Funny how I’m not in prison as I’ve not been committing crimes 🙄. The system is a mess for sure but I have little sympathy for criminals.

[@Realfinds1]

Have you seen the staff? 😂😂😂 no wonder

[@Soul_of_Mischief]

Try prisons abroad if you think this one is bad.

[@aolinger3167]

The best way to fix it ....would be stay out of it.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

I was sent to prison for life in Wandsworth Prison for stealing a doughnut from a police officer.

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

10 years for such royal crime easily

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@MaxJames597yompfitness You must be Officer Thunderpants, one of the officers who routinely bullies me while I am in my prison cell...the fat police officer who broke the world record for the loudest police officer farts in the world and who loves to eat doughnuts. He told me that he would track me down doing any KZbin activity. Please sir! Officer Thunderpants! Don't tell the other officers that I have been on KZbin :-(. I will give you a jammy doughnut if you can help me get out of prison :-). Would you like a ring doughnut or a jammy doughnut? I prefer jammy doughnuts, myself!

[@AnthonyD-yy2in]

"Welcome to 🐽 HM prison Wandsworth?" 🙄🙄🙄

[@kenneth2656]

Poor Derek Bentley was imprisoned in HMP Wandsworth before being hanged there, he was refused a reprieve even though the jury that convicted him at the Old bailey recommended mercy he was in Police custody under arrest when his accomplice Christopher Craig who was only sixteen so couldn't be executed shot the Policeman on the roof of the warehouse they had climbed on top of, the Home secretary refused all pleas and insisted his execution took place, how he slept at night afterwards I will never know.

[@clionahunter-moore5393]

It’s not the prison but the violent offenders therein. All prisons are dreadful and always have been. Maybe address the rise in violent crimes . Build more prisons eh? Private ones for profit; that’s what we’re being softened up to accept next

[@remimills2876]

Yeah let’s just make it like a holiday camp where no one is worried about going, prison ain’t supposed to be nice ffs

[@abbiebrown2733]

Prince William please go and visit Wandsworth prison and listen to the prisoners . understand the prisoners and help bring about change . Take care of the prisoners. Ensure the prisoners concerns are listened to . This will be appreciated by prisoners. Thank you

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

Prince William, please go and visit Mars and listen to the prisoners...understand the prisoners and help bring about change. Take care of the prisoners. Ensure the prisoners' concerns are listened to. This will be appreciated by prisoners. Thank you.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@joeyjoejoes Sorry, I was joking.

[@RAPTORSUNRAY]

If cant do time..dont do the crime..simples!! . U got caught ..tough shi t

[@malarktaful]

Point 1: Don't break the law. Point 2: See Point 1.

[@michaelpyatt831]

Good , that’s how prison should be !!! It’s not a holiday camp it’s supposed to be punishment!!!!

[@james2156]

Some might say if you can’t do the time do not do the crime

[@marcusknowles711]

It's prison! What do you expect

[@franckcolomb5579]

What about caring for victims instead of criminals???????

[@geeksworkshop]

That's never going to happen. I was attacked a couple of months ago and the police try to force me to delete the recording of the guy attacking me...

[@franckcolomb5579]

@@geeksworkshop in London the met is paid by the mayor ( you know who), needless to say some perps are super protected….

[@geeksworkshop]

@@franckcolomb5579 the MET is full of criminals

[@geeksworkshop]

Quick lets protect the criminals.

[@j.p.9295]

Officers should stay in ,. They are all criminals in and out of prison . Difference is only that some have been caught !

[@IbnZebbug]

Prison is a soft touch nowadays

[@hookywookywithmalarkyman704]

DO NOT BRAKE THE LAW ! SIMPLE.

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

says Peter perfect here

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

*break, not brake

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@MaxJames597yompfitness I liked watching Horrid Henry when I was younger. My sister and I used to watch it. My sister thought that Perfect Peter was annoying, lol.

[@Ruffbiker68]

My cell in wanno was the same as cells in porridge 😂

[@user-lt5zf4xh7d]

Are prisons supposed to be wonderlands or something?

[@paulatreides0777]

Most are in for tax evasion and low level crime.

[@edj4833]

No, but it is for the benefit of society that a prisoner spends their time in jail on a programme of rehabilitation, so when they get out they have a chance of not reoffending. Otherwise their time in prison is a waste.

[@cookiemonster7514]

compare UK to Holland or Germany or any civilised Northern Euro country. its a joke.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

Someone send Alice to prison...well, the Queen of Hearts almost had her beheaded!!!

[@jonfrench7133]

Inhumane and brutal, is what you must have been to end up in wandsworth

[@siam1425]

Not necessarily

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

I got sent to life in in prison, in Wandsworth prison, for stealing a doughnut from a police officer. I have a documentary and a podcast about it...and I am famous for it, I have a Wikipedia article about me. It was a jammy doughnut, not a ring doughnut.

[@jonfrench7133]

@@user-bk9fk2tq2z Might have been more lenient if it had been a jammy dodger

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@jonfrench7133 It's funny you should say that, because my cellmate called Tyrone Briggs is going to be extradited to the USA and he is going to have the death penalty because he stole a jammy dodger from a police officer 😞.

[@andrewwright.]

lol...prison isn't meant to be mental health friendly

[@Neckoya]

It's meant to aid in rehabilitation this isn't America. Some day you will be living beside an ex inmate.

[@cassanateli]

Yeah it is the whole point is rehabilitation 🤦‍♂️

[@adrianbaron4994]

So you are happy the prisoners come out addicted, angry, often recruited inside into a gang, and liable to re-offend very quickly? And where prison staff are smuggling in drugs, mobile phones etc? Consider, before you answer, that your taxes, mine and everyone else's are paying for this self-defeating mess that simply creates more criminals and more problems.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@cassanateli No

[@delvinod]

Alot worse around the world

[@siam1425]

Bent prison officers. No one wants the job.

[@gagiman7273]

So what,don't commit crimes

[@jakelister5152]

Prison should help rehabilitate, society doesn't benefit from drug addicts getting released to re offend

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

thats what your mums says before she gives head for her spice money

[@g000se99]

Brits acting up for the camera … then go home for tea and switch on the telly.

[@zacharyl3751]

What happened to breaking rocks?

[@davidclixby5840]

I used to sew mailbags.

[@gareth449]

Lyn , 03.33 ( someone to be accountable for what`s going on , ) what did her son do to be sent there , maybe he should reflect on what he did , ( 05.06 Sheila Hancock we need to take care of the weakest members of our society , ) Sheila the weakest members are the ones that the scum in prison prayed on !!

[@charliecook-pt6gu]

i mean if you dont like it dont go to jail. the deterrent is not high enough for severe offenders. 20 years in a hotel oh no im sure they really dont want that.

[@larsstolz]

Helloooo? It's supposed to be nasty. You don't like the nastiness? Don't do crimes. Period.

[@bombibom1930]

Report about nothing.

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

its a report about your mums night time activity with the screws

[@bombibom1930]

No one gave word to noncey.On your bike waste boy.

[@user-bk9fk2tq2z]

@@MaxJames597yompfitness You two should be nice to each other please. I am a 4'11 woman with a petite frame, and I get scared when two men start arguing with each other...it makes me want to cry because it is scary to see two big men argue with each other :-(

[@capri2673]

I'm sure Labour will make everything great again. /s

[@DannyBoy-nu8ls]

Who f ing cares

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

your mum when she visits the wing

[@trivialgravitas9581]

Sounds like a perfect place to send the migrants

[@Michael-yz4mc]

Maybe don’t be a criminal?

[@AndrewSmith1985-oq2wn]

There on about get more new stuff lol😂there the ones that are easily corrupted no matter wot you do it will always finding a way in there cause there’s to much money involved the hole prison system a mess

[@johnholland8162]

why not build modern prisons?

[@user-bh8xy3ye6j]

It's a nick. I've done time in civvy jail and military bird. It's punishment. Simple. Im still addicted to opioids and if i didn't get them in the nick id have got them outside. Some of the housing in the UK is far worse than prison. Get on with it. You are being punished and do your time.

[@minuteman3859]

Really? Try a venezuelan prison.good luck

[@Bingshuina-yp7nm]

"cut the damand for drugs" yh good luck with that

[@ByddinRhyddidCymru]

Don’t do the crime if you can’t do the time, prison conditions are far too good as it is, where was these criminals respect for their victims?

[@MaxJames597yompfitness]

that what you mums says