Sheep magazine archive 1: issues 3-9

DON’T MARK HIS FACE
Hull Prison Riot, 1976
From Jamie Doran, 873409:
I was at HMP Hull at the time of the riot. We gathered on the centre
and made enquiries about the inmate who was beaten up in the
Segregation Unit. We spoke to the Assistant Governor, Mr Manning
who assured us that the inmate had not been beaten up. We then
requested to see the No. 1 Governor, and A.G. Manning went and
phoned him. He then returned and told us that the Governor could
not come in, as he was at a dinner dance, but, he had sent orders
for us to be returned to our cells. We then asked for a delegation of
inmates to see inmate Clifford, again this was refused. We then went
to A wing gate, which was opened for us by A.G. Manning, who
when we were all through shouted to inmates still on D wing landing,
‘Any more of you want to come through?’ He then locked the door
and gate to A wing, and had the rest of the prison locked up.
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From Michael Davis, 682938
An inmate shouted through the window to the block which is joined
onto A wing and we all heard the answer back that it was true
Clifford had been assaulted and had suffered bruises to his eyes and
nose; at this time there were only three screws and A.G. Manning
standing on A wing ground floor near the door to the centre. After
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