Constance Marten moved to Surrey prison offering rehabilitation services
Constance Marten has been transferred from HMP Bronzefield to Send Prison in Surrey, where rehabilitation and wellbeing services are available. The move comes 13 months into her 14-year sentence for gross negligence manslaughter following the death of her baby daughter, and after she was granted permission to appeal her sentence.
Send offers therapy, acupuncture and courses including gardening, beauty therapy and gym instruction, as well as support through a psychologically informed unit. A source cited in the article says Marten is pleased with the move; the prison has previously been praised by inspectors for its rehabilitative ethos. The article says Marten has been categorised as a domestic violence victim with a hidden disability and is barred from contacting her former partner, Mark Gordon, who is held at HMP Belmarsh.
- Marten moved to Send Prison 13 months into her 14-year sentence.
- The Surrey prison offers therapy, acupuncture and rehabilitation programmes.
- She has permission to appeal and cannot contact Mark Gordon.
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Originally published by Daily Mail as “Baby killer Constance Marten ‘is over the moon’ at move to a soft jail which offers inmates therapy and acupuncture just 13 months into her 14-year sentence”.