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 : Prisons. Jul. 07, 1971 - Prisoners Build Midlands Prison Which Was Formally Opened


Prisons

Jul. 07, 1971 - Prisoners Build Midlands Prison Which Was Formally Opened. Mr. Mark Carlisle, M.P. Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State, Home Office, formally opened Ranby Prison, near East Retford, Nottinghamshire, which will eventually accomodate 370 men. Prisoners trained in building skills at other Midland prisons are assisting in converting Ranby, a former Army Camp, to a Category C prison at a cost of about £1.6 million. Prisoners will be engaged in an extensive rebuilding programme, which over the next two years, will provide purpose-built accommodation for fall occupation. Photo Shows:- A prisoner watched by a prison officer is seen painting window frames of a building which when completed will be the church at Ranby

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Accommodation Accomodate And Pound Assisting Build Carlisle Category Converting Cost Engaged Eventually Extensive Formally Frames Midland Midlands Nottinghamshire Parliamentary Prisons Provide Purpose-built Rebuilding Retford Skills Trained Under-secretary Watched


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