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One of the largest category C training and resettlement prisons in England is failing to deliver its core purpose to prepare men for their return to the community.

Parc YOI has consistently been the best performing in England and Wales, as this inspection and previous inspections show.

Inspection reports on HMP Ashfield and HMP Bure and a report on an independent review of progress at HMP Maidstone

Reports on inspections of HMP/YOI East Sutton Park and HMP Dovegate

A report on an independent review of progress at HMP Exeter

A report on an independent review of progress at HMP Hewell

A prison holding men convicted of serious offences and who pose a high risk of harm to the public is continuing to struggle because of its reliance on officers bussed in from other jails.

A report on an inspection of HMP Littlehey

A report on Woodhill prison published today reveals the full scale of problems that led HM Chief Inspector of Prisons to write to the Secretary of State for Justice in August to invoke an Urgent Notification about the state of the jail.

An inspection of HMP Lindholme, a category C prison in South Yorkshire, has found that, rather than working to reduce the risk of reoffending, it was failing to provide high-risk prisoners with access to the interventions, education or training that they needed ahead of release, and many of them were developing drug problems while they were there.