after being transferred from a mainstream prison in November 1985. Brady remained there until his death in May 2017; he had been in custody for more than 50 years. Dale Cregan, convicted of murdering four people (including two female police officers) in Greater Manchester during 2012, he was transferred from a mainstream prison shortly after his conviction in 2013. Charles Salvador, armed robber, born as Michael Peterson and formerly known as Charles Bronson. Robert Sartin, responsible for the Monkseaton shootings in April 1989, where one man was killed and 14 other people were injured. Barry Williams, also known as Harry Street, multiple murder and possession of explosives, spent 15 years there after a killing spree in West Bromwich in 1978. He was returned to the hospital in 2014 for firearms offences and making threats against a neighbour in Birmingham, and died from a heart attack shortly after returning to Ashworth. See also List of hospitals in England References Sources Further reading Hospitals in Liverpool Psychiatric hospitals in England NHS hospitals in England Metropolitan Borough of Sefton Buildings and structures in the Metropolitan Borough of Sefton