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APPENDIX 1Women who challenge: women offenders and mental health issuesThe female prison estateSource: The Government’s Strategy for Women Offenders: Consultation Report, Home Office, September 2001*Askham GrangeYorkFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: openBrockhillRedditch, WorcsFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: localBullwood HallHockley, EssexFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: closedCookham WoodRochester, KentFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: closedDownviewSutton, SurreyFemale prisonCategory: closedDrake HallEccleshall, StaffsFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: semi-openDurhamDurhamPrison and close supervision centre (shared site)Category: B, local male and femaleEast Sutton parkMaidstone, KentFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: openEastwood ParkWotton-under-Edge, GloucestershireFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: closed female remand, local trainingFoston HallFoston, DerbyshireFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: closedHighpointNewmarket, SuffolkPrisonCategory: closed female, C maleHollowayLondonFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: localLow NewtonBrasside, DurhamFemale prison and young offender institutionCategory: local and closedMorton HallSwinderby, LincolnFemale prisonCategory: semi-openNew HallWakefield, West YorkshireFemale prisonCategory: closedSendSend, SurreyFemale prisonCategory: closedStyalWilmslow, CheshireFemale prisonCategory: local and closedWinchesterWinchesterPrisonCategory: Male local and female annex closed* It was announced in November 2001 that HMP Buckley Hall, Rochdale, was to be converted to house women in an attempt to copewith the dramatic rise in the female prison population.page 47
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