this tragic death was able to happen and involve the relevant independent expertise on maternity care. It is vital that the family are able to fully participate and that the findings are made public." The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman reported many failings in the way the teenager was treated. Nobody came though the prisoner pressed her bell twice and asked for a nurse. The Prisons and Probation Ombudsman, Sue McAllister said: "Ms A gave birth alone in her cell overnight without medical assistance. Overall the healthcare offered to her was not equivalent to that she could have expected in the community." Prison staff on the mother's block did not know that the birth was imminent and health agencies did not share information adequately with the prison. The mother was vulnerable, it was her first time in prison, she was on remand facing a robbery charge. It was alleged she had “a troubled and traumatic childhood” and was “sad, angry and scared” after she was told the baby would be taken away at birth. Inspections A 2013 report by the chief inspector of prisons praised the institution for its efforts to tackle alcohol problems and self-harm, improvements in health care, and its induction, first night in prison and reception facilities, since however structures in staffing and management have changed these procedures. The report condemned their segregation practices, in particular for keeping a prisoner in segregation for five years in bad conditions, treatment which "appears to amount to torture". Notable inmates Current Marie Black Sharon Carr – Britain's youngest female murderer Roshonara Choudhry Nicola Edgington Shauna Hoare Jennifer Johnson – girlfriend of Russell Bishop at the time that he committed the Babes in the Wood Murders in Brighton in 1986, she was convicted in 2021 of perjury and perverting the course of justice after she lied about evidence in his first trial to help get him acquitted Jemma Mitchell Safiyya Shaikh Former Jane Andrews Donna Anthony Tracey Connelly Tracy Dawber Joanna Dennehy Sabina Eriksson Jayda Fransen – former leader and deputy leader of far-right party Britain First Vanessa George Tracy Lyons Karen Matthews Fiona Onasanya Rosemary West References External links Ministry of Justice pages on Bronzefield Sodexo Justice Services information page on Bronzefield HMP Bronzefield - HM Inspectorate of Prisons Reports 2004 establishments in England Bronzefield Bronzefield Bronzefield Prisons in Surrey Private prisons in the United Kingdom Ashford, Surrey Sodexo Justice Services