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Changes in Prison Governors

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From: Paul W Sullivan

1 April 2010

Dear Ministry of Justice,

You replied to my request of 2nd March concerning how many prisons
had had a change in governor with the following list;

Governor Changes 1st March 2009 - 1st March 2010
1 HMP Brixton 1x change
2 HMP Bullwood 1x change
3 HMP & YOI Brinsford 1x change
4 HMP & YOI Castington 1x change
5 HMP Coldingley 1x change
6 HMP Eastwood Park 1x change
7 HMP Elmley 1x change
8 HMP Ford 1x change
9 HMP Gartree 1x change
10 HMYOI & RC Glen Parva 1x change
11 HMP Highpoint 1x change
12 HMYOI Isis 1x change
13 HMP Lancaster Castle 1x change
14 HMP & IRC Lindholme 1x change
15 HMP Long Lartin 1x change
16 HMP Maidstone 1x change
17 HMP & YOI New Hall 1x change
18 HMP Pentonville 1x change
19 HMP Standford Hill 1x change
20 HMYOI Stoke Heath 1x change
21 HMYOI Styal 1x change
22 HMP Swansea 1x change
23 HMP Usk/Prescoed 1x change
24 HMP Wakefield 1x change
25 HMP Wandsworth 1x change
26 HMYOI Werrington 1x change
27 HMP Winchester 1x change
28 HMP Woodhill 1x change

For each of these prisons could you please tell me how long the
outgoing governor had been in post and if the departure was due to
retirement or promotion/sideways move.

Yours faithfully,

Paul W Sullivan

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From: Data Access & Compliance Unit
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6 April 2010

Freedom of Information Request FOI/64517/10

Data Access & Compliance Unit
Information Directorate
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Post point 6.25
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06-APR-10 Our Ref:FOI/64517/10

Dear Mr Sullivan,

SUBJECT: Freedom of Information Request

Thank you for your correspondence of April 1, 2010, in which you asked
for governor changes at British prisons under the Freedom of Information
Act 2000 (FOIA) from the Ministry of Justice (MoJ).

You will receive a response from us by April 29, 2010. Your request has
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29 April 2010


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Dear Mr. Sullivan,

Please find attached the response to your request.

Thank you and best regards,

Alison

Alison Lyons, HR Admin Team Member
HM Prison Service, Rm 404, Cleland House,
Page Street, London SW1P 4LN
Tel: 0207 217 2972
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From: Paul W Sullivan

29 April 2010

Dear HR Directorate [NOMS],

Thank you for your responseto my FoIA request. I appreciate that
you cannot give reasons for departure; I forgot, when applying that
the actual governors could be identified. What I was attempting to
find out was how many of the departing governors were actually
retiring and how many were part of a governor 'churn' - ie moving
on to another prison.

Yours sincerely,

Paul W Sullivan

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