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Youth Justice Board for England and Wales - Sir Martin Narey publishes new report on Rainsbrook STC

An independent report on Rainsbrook Secure Training Centre (STC) by Sir Martin Narey has been published today.

YJB Chief Executive, Lin Hinnigan, said:

I want to thank Martin Narey for carrying out this assessment, and for publishing the report he has written. He clearly states that, in his view, Rainsbrook is a safe place for children and young people, they are treated kindly and, with many of them, tangible progress is made towards their rehabilitation.

This report also confirms that serious incidents at Rainsbrook had been dealt with by G4S and the YJB prior to the inspection by HMI Prisons and Ofsted in February.

The YJB continues to work closely with G4S to ensure that the improvements recommended by the inspectorates are acted upon. We hope that an early re-inspection of Rainsbrook will be possible and will also confirm progress made.

Background

Read the full report, published by Sir Martin Narey.

Read the YJB response to HMIP and Ofsted inspection of Rainsbrook Secure Training Centre

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