Terflife
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luckily I've been out since 2019 , before covid was even 'a thing ' . But I do know from friends I kept in contact with & from reading stuff on news, inside times etc that the lockdown was really bad inside, & it lasted a lot longer than out here (the isolating, etc) & some jails still aren't back to pre- covid times / regimes.How were things in prison during covid
they had 23 hour bang up. Food, etc was brought to you. (You have hatches on your door that can only be opened from outside ) education & work was literally non existent. Education style papers were given to do in cell. They also handed out distraction packs. Because visits were stopped they started "purple visits" (video calls) basic style "out going calls only 'house' phones were put in cells. The prison service have every prisoner phone credit every week, plus gave them food (sweets, biscuits, juice etc)
Prisoners had it hard, lockdown for 2 years, at least out here we could still go out if we wanted, & had our homes to isolate in. They were locked in a small room 23hours a day. & in the summer cells are unbearable! No freezer or fridge to keep things cold.
it was easier in open & places like drake hall, as d.h is all houses, no wings.
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2)---How were things in prison during covid
This is a letter from a prisoner in Inside Times paper.
it's interesting, & about her time inside during covid. She didn't even get 1 hour out. She was locked up 24 hours a day. She didn't get a shower until day 8! Terrible.
Covid in prison – not much fun
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insidetime.org
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