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What are the largest prisons in the United Kingdom?
Only 5 profiles in the United Kingdom state a capacity. Those with the largest recorded capacity are: HMP Liverpool (1,370 places), HMP/YOI Bristol (614 places), HM Prison Sudbury (581 places).
Largest recorded capacity
- HMP Liverpool — 1,370 places (Liverpool)
- HMP/YOI Bristol — 614 places (Bristol)
- HM Prison Sudbury — 581 places (Derbyshire Dales)
- HMP/YOI Foston Hall — 310 places (Derby)
- WMP Oldbury Custody Suite — 60 places (Sandwell)
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