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Greg Revell, a prisoner at Glen Parva prison was found hanging from his cell. The inquest to his death revealed that Revells needs were not met. Prison officers failed to acknowledge the potential risk Greg was to himself.

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Alison Clarke, Governor of Glen Parva Young Offenders Institute, told the jury a “lack of resources from the Ministry of Justice prevented [her] staff from being able to adequately protect prisoners at risk of suicide and self-harm.”
Arguably, this puts blame on the Government. A prevalent theme is lack of funding received by Government.

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The tradition of the public inquiry has become an important part of public life in Britain, and a major instrument of accountability. The inquest in Glen Parva stresses the lack of professionalism within the prison and serious flaws in the current system

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This week, the Mercury was granted rare access to Glen Parva Young Offenders Institute. Reporter Peter Warzyski spoke to staff and inmates at the prison, as well as visiting Prisons Minister Jeremy Wright.

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Inspection on Glen Parva:

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The report showed that:

83% of the 65 deaths were classified as "self-inflicted"

49% of the prisoners who had died had a history of self-harm, while 70% had mental health issues

23% of the children and young people who died had special needs or learning difficulties.

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Nolan (1995) seven principles highlight the importance of accountability. Nolan places emphasis on individuals accepting responsibility and being accountable for their actions.
This is further supported by Martin et al (2010) who makes a distinction between accountability and responsibility. He suggests that organisations give authority to job holders to carry out responsibilities, whilst holding them accountable for the related outcomes.

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"These deaths are the most extreme outcome of a system that fails some of society's most disadvantaged children and young people."– DEBORAH COLES, 'INQUEST' CUSTODY BEREAVEMENT CHARITY

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"These deaths are the most extreme outcome of a system that fails some of society's most disadvantaged children and young people."– DEBORAH COLES, 'INQUEST' CUSTODY BEREAVEMENT CHARITY

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"Unsafe for young offenders"

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The report documents the deaths of 62 people aged 18 to 24, one 15-year-old and two 17-year-olds.

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The report documents the deaths of 62 people aged 18 to 24, one 15-year-old and two 17-year-olds.

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65 young people have died in prisons in England and Wales over the last four years, a report has revealed.

Glen Parva prison in Leicester had the highest number of recorded deaths, with 6 recorded over the 4 year period.

On average one young person a month took their life in jail between January 2011 and December 2014.

The report documents the deaths of 62 people aged 18 to 24, two 17-year-olds and one 15-year-old.

83% of the 65 deaths were classified as "self-inflicted"

49% of the prisoners who had died had a history of self-harm, while 70% had mental health issues

23% of the children and young people who died had special needs or learning difficulties.

The report was funded by the Barrow Cadbury Trust, and calls for a rethink about the use of prison

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glen parva prison has highest record of deaths of young people and children over last 4 years

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Glen Parva Prison has highest record of deaths of young people and children over last 4 years

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65 young people have died in prisons in England and Wales over the last four years, a report has revealed. Glen Parva prison in Leicester had the highest number of recorded deaths, with 6 recorded over the 4 year period. On average one young person a month took their life in jail between January 2011 and December 2014.

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The inquest to the death of Liam Lambert raised fear over the management of Glen Parva. The report reveals that the prison failed to support Lambert when he was most vulnerable.

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The hearing into Mr Lambert's death highlighted a series failings that contributed to the outcome.
"Liam was socially isolated and had no visits or telephone calls with friends or family.
"His needs as a foreign national were identified, but not met. furthermore,  risk assessments that were conducted were inadequate due to insufficient use of the information available.
All of these issues project legal issues and regulations that were not met. Prisoners have the right to visits and telephone calls but clearly this wasn't enforced.

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Professional judgement and a sense of duty 

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Professional judgement and a sense of duty 

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Lawton and Roses Four forms model highlights that Glen Parva failed to meet these four requirements.
The inquest into the death of Gregg Revells revealed the lack of professional judgement and sense of duty by the prison officers at the institution.

(BBC news 2015)

"Lack of care and treatment for Greg".

A lack of professionalisation continues to be the key issue in this case, with a failure to conduct an Assessment Care in Custody Teamwork .
Since the inquest into Glen Parva, staff have been given further training about when to open the ACCT process. This involves logging details and sharing information.

A further professional issue was that GP notes were sent by postal services. This could led to issues with missing information, slow service.

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Managerial faults within the Instutiion are at the centre of this inquiry.

The Howard League for Penal Reform told channel 4 News that new figures show that a number of prison staff had been cut by more than a third in the last three years; from 250 in 2010 to 160 in 2013.

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Government cuts to the prison service is a prominent issue.
The underfunding and privatisation of prisons such as Glen Parva is yet another important reason to question how Government have had some influence over the management and efficiency of the prison.

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Glen Parva criticised over Greg Revell death

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Glen Parva criticised over Greg Revell death A coroner has criticised a young offenders' institution for failing to identify the risk to an 18-year-old remand prisoner who hanged himself. Greg Revell from Long Eaton, Derbyshire, died on 11 June at HMP Glen Parva in Leicestershire.

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Inquest into the death of Liam Lambert