HMP Woodhill Urgent Notification
HMP Woodhill Urgent Notification (PDF, 249.0 KB)
Urgent Notification letter, issued on 30 August 2023

Inspection debriefing paper
Action plan
Read the Secretary of State’s response and initial action plan.
Inspection report
Report on the unannounced inspection of HMP Woodhill by HM Chief Inspector of Prisons (14–25 August 2023).