Such a demand harks back to a crucial crossroads in the development of Britain's prisons at the beginning of the 19th Century. The principles for these new jails - which will hold 2,500 people - was set out by Lord Carter in his report into the state and future of the prison service in England and Wales.ĭwarfing anything in the current system, a key quality will be "optimal sight lines which would result in better staff utilisation and deliver staff savings". Despite all this new technology, a quick glance at the early plans for the Titans conjure up echoes of their Victorian ancestors. And yet the next generation of prisons is to be the Titan, giant super-prisons packed with biometric scanners and other gadgetry.
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