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    johnhoppy
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    In days gone by it was the accepted practise that police officers and bank officials were not allowed to work in their home town in case they showed favouritism or knew too much about the dealings of their friends and neighbours. Those days are long gone now thank goodness. I don’t see what problem there would be with prison officers.

    #71995

    Born Acorn
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    The Monitor;18605 wrote:
    Prisons across the country are due for planned closure. Staff will follow the transferred inmates. Staff ie prison officers rarely live on the doorstep of the prison in which they work, for obvious reasons. Figure it out!

    The vast majority of the closures already happened in Dec 2013. Unless the staff are going to sit on their hands for another two years they will mostly either have already redeployed to other prisons not closing or found new jobs. Some might come to Wrexham, sure; but not all of em.

    #72002

    dewi73
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    @Mrs Crewe 18618 wrote:

    I don’t think you are a dingbat, again only going by my own experience of living in a city (Winchester) with a large category A prison, lots of the staff working there lived in and around Winchester.
    It’s not like being police officer who used to be advised not to live in the same town in which they worked. I think a lot of people are having a real knee jerk reaction to the thought of having a prison here and typically only seeing the negative.

    HMP Winchester is a small category B prison with a population of 544, tiny in comparison to the Super prison ;)

    #72014

    Mrs Crewe
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    It was a category a when I lived there but I’m sure Google knows best

    #72019

    Null
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    …..

    #71997

    Andy
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    I have applied for the post of Chairman of the Escape committee but have been informed any old Tom, Dick or Harry will suffice.

    #71998

    dagg
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    @Andy 18638 wrote:

    I have applied for the post of Chairman of the Escape committee but have been informed any old Tom, Dick or Harry will suffice.

    Them 3 always get the best jobs.

    #72010

    The Monitor
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    @Born Acorn 18625 wrote:

    The vast majority of the closures already happened in Dec 2013. Unless the staff are going to sit on their hands for another two years they will mostly either have already redeployed to other prisons not closing or found new jobs. Some might come to Wrexham, sure; but not all of em.

    Still more closures to come!

    #78793

    Metalhead
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    Looks like it doesn’t really matter how secure they build this prison…

    http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-32095189

    #78905

    Sheefag
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    Check the key phrases in the article, my metallic friend.

    ‘Criminal Ingenuity’, ‘Criminal Inventiveness’, ‘Deviousness’, these are the sole preserve of WCBC and are jealously guarded, we may, therefore, sleep safely.

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