What is HM Prison Wakefield?
Q: What is HM Prison Wakefield?
A: HM Prison Wakefield is a Category A prison for men in Wakefield in England, which is reserved for the most dangerous criminals.
Q: When was HM Prison Wakefield built?
A: HM Prison Wakefield was built in 1594.
Q: How many prisoners does HM Prison Wakefield currently house?
A: HM Prison Wakefield currently has about 740 prisoners.
Q: Who is Harold Shipman?
A: Harold Shipman was a prisoner at HM Prison Wakefield until he committed suicide in 2004. He was a British general practitioner who was one of the most prolific serial killers in history.
Q: Who else was a prisoner at HM Prison Wakefield?
A: Ian Watkins, a Welsh musician and convicted sex offender, was also a prisoner at HM Prison Wakefield.
Q: What does Category A mean?
A: Category A means that a prison is reserved for the most dangerous criminals.
Q: Where is Wakefield located?
A: Wakefield is a city in West Yorkshire, England.
