HM Inspectorate of Prisons' report on HMP Feltham B, published in April 2023, found that high levels of violence affected almost every part of life at the west London jail for young adults.
A report published in April 2023 found HMP Whitemoor had declined in three of four healthy prison tests, with filthy wings, 59% of men locked in cells and purposeful activity rated poor.
An inspection report on HMP Long Lartin, published in April 2023, found outcomes had worsened in three of four areas since 2018, with self-harm doubling and prisoners locked up for most of the day.
HM Inspectorate of Prisons' report on HMP Hewell, published in March 2023, found excellent progress at the West Midlands jail since 2019, but poor purposeful activity and weak support for new arrivals.
A report published in March 2023 found that purposeful activity at the prison had fallen to poor, with many men locked up for 23 hours a day after a sudden switch to category C.
An inspection report on HMP & YOI New Hall, published in March 2023, found a safe, respectful women's prison with excellent key work, but too many women locked up and excessive security.
HM Inspectorate of Prisons' report on HMP Garth, published in March 2023, found the Lancashire prison had become safer, but pandemic-era restrictions kept men locked up and away from work and education.
The inspectorate's report on HMP Wakefield, published in February 2023, found a settled high-security prison with good key work, but half the men locked up during the working day and serious health care shortfalls.
The inspectorate's report on the Oxfordshire prison, published in February 2023, found it reasonably safe and respectful but with most men locked up for much of the day.
The inspectorate's report on HMP Exeter, published in February 2023, found high self-harm, chaotic induction and unstable leadership, and led the Chief Inspector of Prisons to issue a second urgent notification.
