| HMIP on Tinsley House July 2009 |
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| Written by Emma Ginn | |
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Report on an unannounced short follow- up inspection of Tinsley House Immigration Removal Centre
13–15 July 2009 by HM Chief Inspector of Prisons Anne Owers said: "Overall, this is a deeply depressing report. Provision across a number of areas at Tinsley House had deteriorated since our last visit. In particular, the arrangements for children and single women were now wholly unacceptable and required urgent action by G4S and UKBA. It is also disappointing that the opening of the neighbouring Brook House had not led to a more thoughtful and rational approach to the use of Tinsley House. Instead, Tinsley House has become almost an afterthought, housing some poorly cared for children and a small number of scared and isolated single women. This is more than a missed opportunity - it is a wholly unacceptable state of affairs. " *** An incident where apparently unnecessary force had been used on children while removing a family *** Unprofessional conduct by some overseas escort contractors |
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