Have you ever wondered what it would be like to spend a day inside a prison? HMP Downview is located on the outskirts of Banstead in Surrey, England, right by the southern border of Belmont in Greater London. It first opened in 1989 as a male prison, but in 2001, it transformed into a women’s prison. HMP Downview is a closed category prison, meaning that it holds women who need a higher level of security. The prison holds up to 355 inmates, both adults and young offenders. It was once planned to be turned back into a male prison in 2013, but it reopened as a women’s prison in 2016 when HM Prison Holloway was closed. Now in the present day, it has a dedicated wing for transgender inmates. It’s a place of transformation and rehabilitation, where women try to put their past behind them and build a better future for themselves.
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