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HMP East Sutton Park

Tel: 01622785000 – Sutton Valence, Maidstone Kent, ME17 3DF

HMP East Sutton Park Prison located in Maidstone, Kent is a relatively small establishment with 21 dormitories each with around 5 beds.

The Prison is category D and houses young offenders and women in open conditions.

Tel: 01622785000

Operational capacity: 100 as of February 2009

Sutton Valence Maidstone Kent ME17 3DF

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Here’s some facts about East Sutton Park Prison

HMP East Sutton Park is a women’s open prison in East Sutton, Kent for adults and young women.. Opened as a prison in 1946, in a building built in the 1570s, it has a capacity of 103.

There are 34 bedrooms, of which 15 are double rooms and one isa a single; the largest room has seven beds. Bedrooms are all situated within the main house. The prison has a shower block and toilet facilities located around the house.

The latest inspection report says that when the prison was last visited, it was joint to HMP Blantyre House, which had since closed for renovation.

Work at the prison for inmates includes farming, gardening, and catering courses, as well as vocational courses.

Notable prisoners include Jane Andrews, who was convicted with the murder of her lover.

Visiting hours are between 13:30 – 15:30 Sat-Sun and 9:30 – 11:30 Sun

More Facts

FACT 1

Vicky Pryce spent time here for perverting the course of justice, and also wrote a log about her time, revealing that “women in open prisons suffer too”