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TIMEKEEPING? SMOKING POLICY?
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This information is designed to assist those attending the visit complex within Barlinnie perhaps for the first time. It is hoped the information will provide answers to any questions you may have and help you understand the security procedures that are in place thus reducing any fears you may have.
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WHERE IS BARLINNIE?
- HMP Barlinnie is located in the north east of Glasgow near junction 12 of the M8 motorway.
- It is also a short bus journey from the city centre and is serviced by a number of buses including the Numbers 36, 38, 39, and 39A.
- By vehicle use the route planner. (Click for) Google Maps
HOW DO I BOOK A REMAND VISIT?
24 hours notice is required when booking visits
The only way to book a remand visit is by telephoning the number shown below. Please note that you cannot book a visit by approaching the staff on either the Visit Desk or the Telephonist’s Desk.
Remand Visit Line 0141 770 2109
Opening Hours Monday to Friday 09.00-20.30 hrs (closed between 1400-1500)
CONVICTED VISITS
- A prisoner who is convicted must book his own visit.
Each month a visit timetable is issued within the halls detailing the visit times and dates for that month. The prisoner books his own visits using this timetable and it is his responsibility to notify his visitors of the visit date and time.
A prisoner who is convicted is allowed three 40 minute visits each month.
Due to the large number of prisoners held within Barlinnie the allocation for convicted prisoner visits allow them one weekend, one afternoon and one evening visit. If after the 20th of the month a prisoner has not taken his allocation of 3 visits they swap it for an additional weekend or evening visit which is subject to availability.
HOW MANY PEOPLE CAN VISIT?
- There are a maximum number of 3 adults permitted per prisoner in the visit room at any one visit. There are no restrictions on the number of children allowed. (An adult is over 16 years old).
- This relates to both remand and convicted prisoners.
NO SMOKING POLICY
- Please be aware that Barlinnie has introduced a no smoking policy in all areas of the prison.
- Please put out your cigarettes before you enter the revolving door at the front of the Establishment.
TIMEKEEPING
- Please arrive on time for your visit.
Additional time should be allowed for problems with traffic, parking or unforeseen occurrences.
Late arrivals may prevent you from receiving your visit.
ACCESSIBILITY
- Barlinnie Prison can facilitate visitors who may require wheelchair access or have other difficulties walking.
- Ramp access to the building is available and access to the visit room by a lift can be facilitated upon request.
- If you require additional assistance please do not hesitate to contact us prior to attending.
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THE SCOTTISH PRISON SERVICE IS AN AGENCY OF THE SCOTTISH GOVERNMENT
