Britain’s First Smart Prison
Reducing crime and employing prisoners, know all about Britain’s first ‘smart’ prison designed with smart technology.
This prison can hold up to 1,700 inmates where there will also be a gym, snooker table, table tennis and computer tablets to impart skills. Britain’s Justice Department said that it is the first prison in the country in which the purpose of providing education, training and employment to prisoners after their release has been set.
The first ‘smart’ prison, designed with modern technology, was opened in Britain on Friday and is expected to reduce crime. The cells of Her Majesty’s Prison (HMP) Five Wells in Wellingborough, Northamptonshire, central England, will be called rooms and inmates will be called residents as part of a rehabilitation process.
The prison can hold 1,700 prisoners and will also have a gym, snooker table, table tennis and computer tablets to impart skills. Britain’s Justice Department said that it is the first prison in the country in which the purpose of providing education, training and employment to prisoners after their release has been set.
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He said that such measures would reduce crime and reduce the chances of criminals returning to the world of crime after their release. Britain’s Deputy Prime Minister and Justice Minister Dominic Raab said: “HMP Five Wells is a prime example of this government’s plan to build safe and modern prisons that reduce crime and protect the public.”
He said, “From drug-recovery centers that use abstinence-based treatment to world-class prisoner training courses, this smart prison is designed to tackle the critical barriers of re-crime and make our streets safer. Has been done.”
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