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Jail locks changed after key loss Jail locks changed after key loss
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A Gloucestershire prison has had to have all the locks changed after a set of keys went missing on Monday. A South Gloucestershire prison has had to have all the locks changed after a set of keys went missing on Monday.
A Home Office spokeswoman said the locks were changed at Eastwood Park after staff were unable to locate one set of keys.A Home Office spokeswoman said the locks were changed at Eastwood Park after staff were unable to locate one set of keys.
The spokeswoman could not confirm exactly how many locks were replaced or the financial cost as an investigation is currently being carried out.The spokeswoman could not confirm exactly how many locks were replaced or the financial cost as an investigation is currently being carried out.
The prison, in Wotton-under-Edge, is a female prison with a capacity of 362. The prison, near Falfield, is a female prison with a capacity of 362.
The Home Office spokeswoman said: "On 26 March staff at HMP Eastwood Park were unable to account for one set of keys.The Home Office spokeswoman said: "On 26 March staff at HMP Eastwood Park were unable to account for one set of keys.
"Consequently, all compromised locks have been changed.""Consequently, all compromised locks have been changed."
None of the inmates at the prison are thought to have absconded before the locks were changed.None of the inmates at the prison are thought to have absconded before the locks were changed.