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Jump To Comment: 1 2 3 4The protests, etc should be sent to the following luminaries.
Home Secretary David Blunkett MP
Home Office 50
Queen Annes Gate
London SW1H 9AT
Phone: (011 44) 020 7273 4000
Fax: (011 44) 020 7273-2190
Email: [email protected]
Ambassador Daithi O'Ceallaigh
Embassy of Ireland
17 Grosvenor Place
London SWIX 7HR
Phone: (011 44) 0871 717 8041
Fax: (011 44) 020 7245 6961
Hazel Banks
Governor of Belmarsh Prison
Western Way, Thamesmead
London. SE28 OEB
Phone: (011 44) 020 8317 2436
Fax: (011 44) 020 8317 2421
Irish Commission for Prisoners Overseas (ICPO)
50-52 Camden Square
London NW1 9XB 3AG
Phone: (011 44) 020 7482 4148
Fax: (011 44) 020 7482 4815
Email: [email protected]
Criminal Cases Review Commission
Alpha Tower, Suffolk Street, Queensway
Birmingham, B1 1TT
Phone: (011 44) 0121 633 1800
Fax: (011 44) 0121 633 1804
Email: [email protected]
Web: http://www.ccrc.gov.uk
HM Prison Service Headquarters
Cleland House
Page Street
London, SW1P 4LN
Email: [email protected]
Irish Republican Prisoners Welfare Association.
Press Release: Immediate.
Contact: Marian Price (Chairperson)
7th January 2003.
The IRPWA was relieved to learn that the protest by two Irish prisoners in Belmarsh Gaol has ended. The prison authorities met the men yesterday (Monday 6th) and after discussion issues were resolved to the satisfaction of all. We hope that the same common-sense approach will be adapted in all other matters concerning prisoners both at home and abroad.