The inspectorate's report on HMYOI Parc, published in July 2022, rated the children's unit near Bridgend good on all four tests, praising excellent relationships, long time out of cell and strong family links.
The inspectorate's report on HMP Ranby, published in July 2022, awarded its top grade for safety but found empty workshops, more than half of prisoners unemployed and some men locked up for 23 hours a day.
The inspectorate's report on Colnbrook immigration removal centre, published in July 2022, rated all four tests reasonably good but criticised a poorly functioning Home Office team that left detainees without answers.
The inspectorate's report on HMP The Mount, published in June 2022, found safety improved to reasonably good, but rated purposeful activity poor, with many men locked up for 22 hours a day.
The inspectorate's report on the London resettlement prison, published in June 2022, rated respect and purposeful activity poor and found prisoners frustrated by broken systems.
The inspectorate's report on HMP Elmley, published in June 2022, praised good staff relationships and daily visits but found poor education, rising use of force and the most complaints of any local prison.
The inspectorate's report on HMP & YOI Doncaster, published in June 2022, found falling violence and good rehabilitation work, though most men spent only about two and a half hours a day out of cell.
The inspectorate's report on HMYOI Feltham A, published in June 2022, found the children's prison safer, calmer and more productive, three years after an urgent notification, though violence remained too high.
A report published in June 2022 found the decline at HMP Bedford had been arrested, with gains in every area inspectors assess, though violence remained among the highest in the country.
HM Inspectorate of Prisons' report on HMP Forest Bank, published in May 2022, found very limited time out of cell and inadequate education, but a Manchester prison beginning to recover after a formal rectification notice.
