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Manchester Prison

Manchester Prison is a men’s high security prison in Manchester city centre. It was known as Strangeways until 1994.

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Book and plan your visit to Manchester prison

To visit someone in Manchester Prison you must:

• be on that person’s visitor list
• book your visit between 2 weeks and 24 hours in advance
• have the required ID with you when you go

At least one visitor must be 18 or older at every visit.

There may be a limit to the number of visits a prisoner can have. You can check this with Manchester Prison.

Contact Manchester Prison if you have any questions about visiting.

Help with the cost of your visit

If you get certain benefits or have an NHS health certificate, you might be able to get help with the costs of your visit , including:

• travel to Manchester Prison
• somewhere to stay overnight

How to book family and friends visits

You can book a reception visit by calling the prison or by email to, [email protected] . Reception visits take place during a prisoner’s first few weeks in Manchester Prison at the times shown below.

All other visits are booked by prisoner led application.

Reception visits booking line: 0161 817 5655

Booking line opening times, Monday to Thursday 8am to 4pm, and Friday 8am to 12pm Find out about call charges

All other visits must be booked by the prisoner, who will need to inform you of the details.

Visiting times:

• Monday, Tuesday Wednesday: 2:30pm to 4:10pm
• Thursday DDA Visits: 2:15pm to 4pm
• Friday: No visits
• Saturday: 10am to 11:30am and 2:30pm to 4:10pm
• Sunday: 2:30pm to 4:10pm
• Closed visits now run in tandem with Phone Hub Visits

Please call the booking line for up-to-date information.

All visitors must book in at the visitor’s centre 30 minutes before the visit is due to start. Any visitor who does not arrive on time may not be allowed entry unless they have contacted POPS in the Visitors Centre 0161 817 5899/5886.

How to book legal and professional visits

Legal visits must be booked by telephone.

Booking line: 0161 817 5655 Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm Find out about call charges

Legal visiting times:

• Monday to Friday, 9:30am to 10:30am and 10:30am to 11:30am.

Please note that HMP Manchester is a paperless establishment. You will not be allowed to bring documents into the establishment but you will be provided with an opportunity to print documents within legal visits if required.

Getting to Manchester Prison

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The closest railway station is Manchester Victoria, which is about a 5-minute walk from the prison.

Manchester Piccadilly is 10 minutes from Manchester Victoria by tram or taxi.

Several local buses pass close to the prison.

To plan your journey by public transport:

• use National Rail Enquiries
• use Traveline for local bus times

There is no parking at the prison but there are several public car parks in the city centre .

Entering Manchester Prison

All visitors, aged 16 or older must prove their identity before entering the prison. Read the list of acceptable forms of ID when visiting a prison .

All visitors aged 16 or older must prove their identity before entering the HMP Manchester. Read the list of acceptable forms of ID when visiting a prison .

All visitors will need to be given a pat-down search, including children. You may also be sniffed by security dogs.

Manchester Prison has a family-friendly dress code which means visitors should dress appropriately. You may be turned away if you are wearing items like low-cut tops, see-through or revealing clothing, or ripped jeans. Additionally, you cannot wear football shirts, uniforms (except school uniforms) or anything with offensive patterns or slogans. Ask in the visitors centre if you have questions about the dress code.

Each adult visitor is allowed to take in a maximum of £20 in coins (notes are not allowed). The money can be used to buy food and drink in the visiting hall.

There are strict controls on what you can take into Manchester Prison. You will have to leave most of the things you have with you in a locker (you will need a £1 coin) or with security. This includes pushchairs and car seats.

You will be told the rules by an officer at the start of your visit. If you break the rules, your visit could be cancelled and you could be banned from visiting again.

Visiting facilities

There is a visitors centre run by Partners of Prisoners (POPS) . Family and friends can relax, buy refreshments and get advice and support from the staff. There is a play area for children.

The centre is open Monday to Friday from 8:30am to 5pm, Saturday from 8am to 5pm and Sunday from midday to 5pm.

Telephone: 0161 817 5630 Find out about call charges

Family visits

Manchester provides 12 Parental Contact (PCV) visits a year. These visits are facilitated in a more relaxed and less restrictive manner than general social visits.

Families attending these visits will be able to walk around the visits hall freely, with family supportive activities being provided, such as:

• Reading area
• Board games
• Large floor games area

Parental Contact Visits are available to 14 families per session and people living at HMP Manchester can apply for the visits via application.

Keep in touch with someone at Manchester Prison

There are several ways you can keep in touch with a prisoner during their time at Manchester Prison.

Secure video calls

To have a secure video call with someone in this prison you need to:

• Download the Prison Video app
• Create an account
• Register all visitors
• Add the prisoner to your contact list.

How to book a secure video call

Secure video calls at this prison can be requested by prisoners only.

You will receive a notification if a prisoner has requested a video call with you.

Read more about how it works

Phone calls

Prisoners have phones in their cells which they can use between 8am and 10pm.

The phones do not accept incoming calls so prisoners will always have to call you. They have to buy phone credits to do this.

They can phone anyone named on their list of friends and family. This list is checked by security when they first arrive so it may take a few days before they are able to call.

You can also exchange voicemails using the Prison Voicemail service .

Officers may listen to phone calls as a way of preventing crime and helping keep people safe.

You can send emails to someone in Manchester Prison using the Email a Prisoner service .

You might also be able to attach photos and receive replies from the prisoner, depending on the rules at Manchester Prison.

You can write at any time.

Include the person’s name and prisoner number on the envelope.

If you do not know their prisoner number, contact Manchester Prison .

All post, apart from legal letters, will be opened and checked by officers.

Send money and gifts

You can use the free and fast online service to send money to someone in prison .

You can no longer send money by bank transfer, cheque, postal order or send cash by post.

If you cannot use the online service, you may be able to apply for an exemption - for example if you:

• are unable to use a computer, a smart phone or the internet
• do not have a debit card

This will allow you to send money by post.

Gifts and parcels

You can no longer send gifts or parcels via the visitor’s centre. We can only accept gifts or parcels from family members via the Birthday Parcel process.

It’s not possible to send items or property by post. You can send prisoners money instead which they can use to buy items through a catalogue system.

Family and friends of prisoners are permitted to send books directly to their loved ones, or can order books from approved retailers, which can source and send the books on to prisoners.   For the full list of approved retailers, you can read the HMPPS Incentives Policy, Annex F .

Life at Manchester Prison

Manchester Prison is committed to providing a safe and educational environment where prisoners convicted of serious offences can make positive use of long sentences.

Security and safeguarding

Every prisoner at Manchester Prison has a right to feel safe. The staff are responsible for their safeguarding and welfare at all times.

For further information about what to do when you are worried or concerned about someone in prison visit the Prisoners’ Families helpline website .

Arrival and first night

When a prisoner first arrives at Manchester Prison, they will be able to contact a family member by phone. This could be quite late in the evening, depending on the time they arrive.

They will get to speak to someone who will check how they’re feeling and ask about any immediate health and wellbeing needs.

Each prisoner who arrives at Manchester Prison gets an induction that lasts about a week. They will meet professionals who will help them with:

• health and wellbeing, including mental and sexual health
• any substance misuse issues, including drugs and alcohol
• personal development in custody and on release, including skills, education, training and independent career advice
• other support (sometimes called ‘interventions’), such as managing difficult emotions

Everyone also finds out about the rules, fire safety, and how things like calls and visits work.

Accommodation

Around 750 prisoners are accommodated at Manchester Prison in a mixture of single and shared cells. They are split across 9 wings in 2 blocks.

There is a sports hall and several gyms offering a range of activities for prisoners of all physical abilities.

Manchester Prison has a diverse, multi-faith chaplaincy team providing support to prisoners.

Education and work

Prisoners have access to education and training provided by Milton Keynes College . Classes include:

• skills for life
• English for speakers of other languages
• art therapy

Vocational training courses include industrial cleaning, baking, catering warehousing and waste management.

Work is available in the textiles, printing and laundry workshops, as well as throughout the prison. All areas offer the chance to earn qualifications at the same time.

Manchester Prison also runs a number of accredited offending behaviour programmes .

Support for family and friends

Find out about advice and helplines for family and friends .

Support at Manchester

To contact our head of family provision at HMP Manchester email: [email protected] .

Concerns, problems and complaints

In an emergency.

Call 01618 175 600 if you think a prisoner is at immediate risk of harm. Ask for the Orderly Officer and explain that your concern is an emergency.

Problems and complaints

If you have a problem contact Manchester Prison . If you cannot resolve the problem directly, you can make a complaint to HM Prison and Probation Service .

Inspection reports

HM Prison and Probation Service publishes action plans for Manchester Prison in response to independent inspections.

Contact Manchester Prison

Governor: Rob Knight

Telephone: 0161 817 5600 Fax: 0161 817 5601 Find out about call charges

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HMP Manchester 1 Southall Street Manchester M60 9AH

Updates to this page

Updated legal visits booking number.

Secure video calls update.

Updated visiting guidance based on 1 April COVID rule changes

Added link to new safer custody information under Security and safeguarding.

Updated visiting information: Testing for visitors aged 12 and over.

Added link to information about testing for physical contact at visits.

New visiting times and booking information added.

Additional guidance about new COVID-19 variant in the Bolton and Blackburn areas.

Prison moved into National Stage 3 framework and is now preparing to open visits for family, friends and significant others. We will update this page with specific visiting information as soon as possible.

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Visiting Information

How to send things here, resources for sentenced inmates.

• Other facilities in this complex
• Driving Directions
• Job Vacancies
• Visiting Overview How to visit an inmate. This covers the basic fundamentals that apply to all of our institutions. The BOP welcomes visitors to our institutions. We remind all visitors to carefully review our visiting regulations and to observe any applicable state and local travel advisories in planning your visit.
• Visiting Schedule & Procedures Official policy at that outlines the specific regulations and procedures for visiting an inmate at this facility. Also available in Spanish: Regulaciones de Visitas
• Resources for Media Representatives Conditions under which qualified media representatives may visit institutions.

Visiting Schedule

Notice about visiting hours.

These visiting hours are displayed in an easy to read format for your convenience. They represent the most typical visiting hours at this facility but may not cover all cases; for example, inmates confined to a special housing unit will usually have a modified visiting schedule.

For this reason, you should confirm these visiting hours and other important visiting information by referring to this facility's official policy about these matters: Visiting Regulations

Additionally, the Warden may restrict or cancel visiting for the sake of safety and security; for example, cases of severe weather or other incidents that will impact normal operations at facility. Therefore, it's recommended that you call the facility to confirm the visiting schedule before departing for your visit: 603-342-4000 .

Use the address below to send correspondence and parcels to inmates. Learn more about sending mail

Do NOT send money to an inmate using this facility's address. All funds sent through the mail must be addressed to a processing center in Des Moines, Iowa. This applies to all Federal inmates, regardless of where they are incarcerated.

Learn more about sending funds to an inmate

Use the following address when shipping freight & non-USPS parcels:

Use the following address when sending correspondence and parcels to staff:

Admissions and Orientation (A&O) Handbook

This document provides you with general information about the institution, programs, rules, and regulations that you will encounter during your confinement. Familiarizing yourself with this information and knowing your responsibilities will help you adjust to institution life.

• Admissions & Orientation Handbook Also available in Spanish: Gu�a de Admisi�n y Orientaci�n

Commissary List

In 1930 the Department of Justice authorized and established a Commissary at each Federal institution. The Commissary provides a bank type account for your money & for the procurement of articles not issued regularly as part of the institution administration. Funds deposited by your family, friends, or other sources are stored in your commissary account that we maintain.

• List and prices of items sold at the commissary in
• List and prices of items sold at the commissary in Camp Commissary List

Legal Activities

This document outlines the procedures for access to legal reference materials and legal counsel, and the opportunities that you will be afforded to prepare legal documents while incarcerated.

Inmate Legal Activities

PREA Report

This report, posted on November 9, 2022, as required per 28 CFR �115.403, details the findings of an audit that was conducted by an outside contractor to determine the Federal Bureau of Prisons' (BOP) compliance with the Prison Rape Elimination Act (PREA). As the work product of independent auditors subcontracted by PREA Auditors of America (PAOA), the BOP is not responsible for grammatical or typographical errors. Additionally, any questions or comments regarding the discrepancies or inaccuracies found within this report should be directed to PAOA at (713) 818-9098, or to the subcontracted independent auditor (name and email address can be found on page one of the report), for explanation and resolution.

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Visits and Getting there, HMP Manchester

Visits are held at the following times:

• Mon-Thu: 14:00 – 16:45 & 18:45 – 19:45
• Fri: 14:00 – 16:45
• S at: 09:00 – 11:45 & 14:00 – 16:45
• Sun: 14:00 – 16:45

The first visit for a new arrival at Manchester can be booked by calling 0161 817 5655. All other visits are then booked by the prisoners themselves using a system which is available on all the wings. The prisoner then informs the visitors of all the details.

There is a Visitor’s Centre (0161 817 5630) with a snack bar and a kid’s play area. You should book in here for all your visits, make sure you allow sufficient time to complete the various formalities, especially if it is your first visit. You will required to provide photo ID and proof of address before being allowed your visit. You will be searched prior to being admitted to the visits hall, you can’t take mobiles, cigarettes, food & drink etc into the prison and lockers are provided in the visits centre for you to leave these.

HMP Manchester is located one mile north of the city centre. Buses # 134 and 135 from Manchester city centre travel along Cheetham Hill Road, a few minutes walk from the prison. The nearest train staions are Manchester Piccadilly and Manchester Victoria are the nearest stations. From Piccadilly take the Metrolink htt to Victoria then the prison can be reached by either a five minute walk or taxi from Victoria Station.. It is about a 10 min taxi ride form the city centre or you can walk, just follow the signs for Manchester Catherdral

If traveling by car from the south leave the M^ at J19, A556/M56 signposted Manchester, A56 to Bury. Prison is on right hand side of road half a mile from the city centre. From North/East/West, M60 Manchester Ring Road (formerly M62) to Junction 17, (A56). Take A56 to Manchester (4½ miles). Prison is on the left before Manchester city centre.

Parking is difficult at the prison, you will have to use the street or a public car park of which there are plenty within walking distance

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Address:  HMP Manchester, 1 Southall Street Manchester M60 9AH Switchboard: 0161 817 5600 Managed by: HMPPS Region:  North West Category:  High Security Link to:  https://www.gov.uk/guidance/manchester-prison

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HMP Manchester is a category A core local prison for male adult remanded, convicted and sentenced prisoners.

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Please visit POPS’ Facebook page for HMP Manchester  for all the latest information and updates.

HMP Manchester is part of the HM Prison Service High Security Estate and is based in Manchester, North West England. POPS delivers the Family Support Services at HMP Manchester providing a warm welcome and advice and support for all visitors on a range of issues including travel, debt and housing. We also provide one-to-one support around the visiting process and prison procedures. Visitors are able to join the family forum group where they can bring up any issues or contribute ideas to make the visitor experience more relaxed and friendly.

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Useful Information

The following resources may help to prepare you for your visit:

• 10 Things You Need to Know
• Visitor Information Booklet This includes information on how to book a visit at HMP Manchester, travel directions, and other essential information.
• Visiting Dad (Children’s Visits Booklet)
• Dress Code for Visitors
• Prisoner Debt and Money
• Prison Life Videos

Important Contact Information

Booking Line:  0161 817 5655 / 0161 817 5656 Visitor Centre:  0161 817 5630  Prison Switchboard:  0161 817 5600 POPS’ Family Lead: [email protected]

Visitor Centre Opening Times

Monday – Friday  9am – 5pm Saturday  8.30am -5pm Sunday  1pm – 5pm

Visiting Times

Please arrive no earlier than 1/2 an hour prior to the start of your visit., any new cat a visitors must go to the gate house first to register their details before booking in at the visitor centre. , financial assistance.

If you qualify to receive help with your finances such as benefits, you may be able to recoup all or part of the cost of your travel expenses.

Safer Custody

If you have concerns about an individual in custody at HMP Manchester please call 0161 817 5958. Concerns may also be brought to the attention of POPS’ staff for follow up.

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Discover the Comprehensive Details of HMP Manchester

HMP Manchester, historically known as Strangeways, is a significant Category A and B men’s prison situated in Manchester, England. Renowned for its high-security measures and rich history, HMP Manchester plays a pivotal role in the UK’s penal system.

History of HMP Manchester

HMP Manchester, initially known as Strangeways, was constructed in 1868. It gained its name from the area it is located in, Strangeways, Manchester. The prison has witnessed numerous historical events, including the infamous Strangeways riot in 1990, the longest prison riot in British history, which led to extensive reforms in the UK’s prison system​​​​.

Latest News from HMP Manchester

HMP Manchester remains in the news for various reasons, including its high-profile inmates and ongoing reforms. Recently, measures have been introduced to reduce overcrowding and enhance rehabilitation programs, reflecting the government’s commitment to improving prison conditions​​​​.

General Information about HMP Manchester

HMP Manchester is a local prison serving the Greater Manchester area. It has a capacity of 1,238 inmates and accommodates both remand and sentenced prisoners. The prison is equipped with various facilities, including educational and vocational training programs aimed at reducing reoffending rates​​.

The Type of Prison and Security Measures

HMP Manchester is classified as a Category A and B prison, meaning it houses some of the most dangerous and high-risk offenders. The prison employs stringent security measures to prevent escapes and maintain order, including frequent cell changes and the use of CCTV throughout the facility​​.

Capacity and Categorisation of Prisoners

With a capacity of 1,238 inmates, HMP Manchester houses male prisoners only. The categorisation includes Category A prisoners, who are considered highly dangerous, and Category B prisoners, for whom escape must be made very difficult​​​​.

Location of HMP Manchester

HMP Manchester is located on Southall Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M60 9AH. Its central location makes it accessible for visitors and legal representatives, contributing to its role as a key facility in the region’s justice system​​​​.

Rehabilitation and Educational Programs

The prison offers a variety of rehabilitation programs, including educational courses, vocational training, and substance abuse programs. These initiatives are designed to provide inmates with the skills and support needed to reintegrate into society upon release​​​​.

Visiting Information

Visiting HMP Manchester requires booking in advance and adhering to strict security protocols. The prison allows secure video calls, phone calls, and emails through designated services, ensuring inmates maintain contact with their families and legal advisors​​.

Notable Events

One of the most notable events in HMP Manchester’s history is the Strangeways riot of 1990. This 25-day disturbance led to significant damage and highlighted the need for major reforms in the prison system. The incident remains a pivotal moment in the history of British penal institutions​

What is HMP Manchester?

• HMP Manchester, formerly known as Strangeways, is a Category A and B men’s prison located in Manchester, England.

Where is HMP Manchester located?

• HMP Manchester is situated on Southall Street, Manchester, Lancashire, M60 9AH.

What security measures are in place at HMP Manchester?

• HMP Manchester employs high-security measures, including CCTV, frequent cell changes, and strict visitor protocols.

How many inmates can HMP Manchester accommodate?

• HMP Manchester has a capacity of 1,238 inmates.

What types of prisoners are held at HMP Manchester?

• The prison houses Category A and B male prisoners, including high-risk and dangerous offenders.

What rehabilitation programs are available at HMP Manchester?

• The prison offers educational courses, vocational training, and substance abuse programs.

Can I visit an inmate at HMP Manchester?

• Yes, visits can be arranged by booking in advance and following the prison’s security protocols.

What was the Strangeways riot?

• The Strangeways riot in 1990 was the longest prison riot in British history, leading to significant reforms in the UK prison system.

How can inmates communicate with their families?

• Inmates can use secure video calls, phone calls, and email services to stay in touch with their families.

What is the history of HMP Manchester?

• Opened in 1868, HMP Manchester, known historically as Strangeways, has a storied past, including the infamous 1990 riot.

Summary and Conclusion

HMP Manchester, a key facility in the UK’s penal system, is notable for its high-security measures, extensive rehabilitation programs, and significant historical events. Understanding its role and operations helps shed light on the broader context of prison reform and inmate management in the UK. For more detailed information, you can you can visit our other prison pages such as HMP Maidstone

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Manchester Prison Information

• Accommodation: The prison consists of multiple residential units with individual cells or shared accommodation for inmates. The cells are equipped with basic amenities, including beds, personal storage, and sanitation facilities.
• Education and Vocational Training: Manchester Prison provides educational programs and vocational training to help inmates develop skills, gain qualifications, and improve their chances of successful reintegration into society. These programs may include basic literacy and numeracy courses, vocational skills training, and accredited educational qualifications.
• Work Opportunities: Inmates have access to work opportunities within the prison, such as maintenance, cleaning, kitchen, and other designated roles. These work activities aim to develop skills, instill discipline, and provide a sense of responsibility.
• Healthcare: Manchester Prison has an on-site healthcare unit staffed with medical professionals who provide primary healthcare services to prisoners. Mental health support, substance abuse programs, and specialized medical care are also available.
• Family Contact: The prison recognizes the importance of maintaining family relationships and facilitates visits and contact with family members, subject to specific guidelines and regulations.
• Resettlement Support: Manchester Prison offers pre-release planning and support to help inmates prepare for their eventual release. This may include assistance with accommodation, employment, and access to community-based support services.

Contact Information

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• Monday: 2:30pm to 4pm
• Tuesday: 2:30pm to 4pm
• Wednesday: afternoons, closed visits only via Phone Hub
• Thursday: afternoons, closed visits only via Phone Hub
• Saturday: 10am to 11:30am and 2:30pm to 4pm
• Sunday: 2:30pm to 4pm

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