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In November 2016 HMP Bedford Prison had a lot  of publicity when 200 inmates caused a riot lasting 6hours long. The riot covered two wings, creating small fires, an inmate had access to a mobile phone where the incident was videoed and went viral.

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HMP Bedford prison is a local Cat B resettlement prison for young adult and adult men. On the 9th to the 20th may 2016 an unannounced inspection was taken at HMP Bedford Prison. It was then discovered that the rating of the inspection was unacceptable. Bedford Prison holds 493 prisoners, which all where living in cramped conditions, dealt with a continual problem of drugs and legal substances. An inmate spoke to ibtimes (P.Wright, 7th November) stating how it was much easier to get hold of drugs rather then being able to have clothing or bed sheets. Bedford prison had its last inspection in Feb 2014 where 72 recommendations were found, during its recent inspection there had only been 12 out of the 72 recommendations achieved and 4 partially achieved.

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VjyeB4QDmW4https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=VjyeB4QDmW4

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Chief executive of the Howard League for Panel Reform, Frances Crook made a statement about the reasons behind the riot. If you lock people up in basically what amounts to a dungeon - it’s dark, they’re locked up almost all the time, they don’t get enough food, they can’t change their clothes, they can’t get a shower, they can’t phone home for days or even weeks on end - you unlock the door, they come out fighting.’

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It was suggested by the chief executive of the Howard league for panel reform that staffing levels and training is a huge effect on the prison. Even though the prison has a good knowledge of when and where violence occurs, Very little is being done about it. Since the last inspection in feb 2014 self harm has dramatically risen, accessing the situations and the preventing is becoming difficult on staff as inmates are having more access to accessories or drugs etc.

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During the inspection, the inspector suggested that the local management or the national offender management service didn’t accept responsibility to ensure the appropriate actions were taken against the recommendations. The government have made it known that 1.3bn will be invested into prisons over the next five years, significant number of extra officers being employed approximately 2100, random drug tests and also more autonomy for governors.