borstal

When the case came up the other two got sent to Borstal.

On the east bank is the village of Borstal.

Consequently, he had been in and out of jail since Borstal, mostly for burglary.

It's pretty gnarly, and kind of like being caught in a riot at Borstal, only more fun.

The hill is now the home to Fort Borstal.

They were very particular about eavesdropping at Borstal.

It's no longer a question of Eton or Borstal.

A traditional windmill on Borstal Hill, built in 1815, is used as a motel.

'The W family have just welcomed their son home from Borstal.

He also worked as a volunteer tutor at Onley Borstal.

Tommy had made his way from Glasgow to London at a young age, and ended up in Borstal.

Allison, now 26, from Borstal in Kent, first became pregnant in May 1987.

Tommy went to Borstal.

After a spell in Borstal, and two terms in prison, Darren would be a considerable asset to the drugs debate.

Borstal may also refer to:

Keith had spent time in Borstal, whilst Kenneth had served a prison sentence from 1965 to 1968 for robbery.

On the edge of Borstal are Rochester and Cookham Wood prisons.

Day's teenage life was troubled: he was addicted to alcohol, drugs and gambling and spent some time in Borstal for theft.

The Punjab Borstal Act, 1926.

Whilst in Borstal, he tried to escape and assaulted a night watchman but was captured and thrown into a punishment block.

At 15 he was sentenced to a term in Waikeria Borstal for assault and breaking and entering.

The original parish was rural, stretching from the city walls of Rochester in the North to Borstal in the South.

However, after he re-offended three months later he was sent to Feltham Borstal where he served 14 months.

The institution was modelled on an innovative approach to young offender reform then being developed at a similar facility at the town of Borstal in England.

On the transfer of the adult prisoners to other institutions, the Clonmel Borstal acquired all of the old prison grounds.