Nandini Archer, a human rights activist and member of Sisters Uncut has written an article for the website, openDemocracy calling for a women’s building on the Holloway prison site, arguing that ‘this former site of state violence against women must be reclaimed – for the collective good.’  (more…)

  The Ministry of Justice spent nearly £140,000 on water, gas, electricity and other utility bills for the closed Holloway prison site, between August 2016 and February 2017, we can…

The Evening Standard has reported that property agents, Savills, have been awarded a contract to review the possibility of closing and redeveloping London prison sites. Back in 2015 Savills were…

Islington Council are consulting on a discussion paper setting out possible future uses for the Holloway prison site and Council's planning guidance. The paper suggests that the site could deliver…