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Prison Challenges remain despite improvements
Bristol Post
|December 12, 2025
SYSTEMIC challenges are undermining progress at HMP Bristol despite significant improvements in safety over the last year.
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The annual report from the Independent Monitoring Board (IMB) at HMP Bristol highlights sustained improvements following a highly critical inspection in 2023.
While self-harm and violence have decreased, the board remains concerned about overcrowding, Victorian conditions and high rates of homelessness upon release.
Eric Gatling, chair, IMB Bristol, said: "HMP Bristol has had a turbulent history in recent years. The improvements for prisoners made by the governor and staff at HMP Bristol have been welcomed by the IMB.
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