The Barlinnie Special Unit Teens25 where he lived from 1952

where he lived from 1952 until his death in 2013

to free herself from her family’s stranglehold on her life

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The Barlinnie Special Unit Teens25 where he lived from 1952Fifty years ago, a small unit in HM Prison Barlinnie, Glasgow, became a radical experiment whose approach polarised opinion. It encouraged shared decision making between prisoners and staff, allowed greater access to families and enabled prisoners to explore creative activities. Through the support of visiting artists, and the voices of the prisoners themselves, notably the sculptor Jimmy Boyle (author of A Sense of Freedom), its impact challenged