Notorious prisoners Lucy Letby and Constance Marten are set to enjoy festive treats this Christmas at HMP Bronzefield, where they are held alongside around 500 other inmates. The prison, located in Surrey, houses some of the UK's most high-profile female offenders.
Letby, who is serving 15 whole life orders for the murder of seven babies and the attempted murder of seven others at the Countess of Chester Hospital, has reportedly received Christmas presents from admirers. These include Disney toys, CDs, and stationery. A former prisoner told the Daily Mail that there is 'a lot of support for Lucy in prison now'.
Marten, sentenced to 14 years for gross negligence manslaughter, is said to be participating in singing lessons hosted by the Pimlico Opera group over the festive period. The prison offers activities such as bingo and karaoke on Christmas Day, along with a traditional Christmas dinner.
Both women are housed on a wing for vulnerable inmates, particularly those whose offences involve children. The insider described Christmas at Bronzefield as 'quite a good time', noting a change in atmosphere and the use of in-cell computers for inmates to order their festive meal.
