'Blackwall and Silvertown tunnel tolls will make it harder to hire', Belmash prison bosses warn Khan
Briefly

Bosses at Belmarsh prison have expressed concerns that the new tolls on the Blackwall and Silvertown tunnels will complicate the recruitment and retention of prison guards. They argue that many staff members reside near these tunnels and imposing charges would cause financial strain, thereby making it challenging to maintain sufficient staffing levels at these critical facilities.
A letter from Belmarsh prison management to Transport for London made a strong case for exemption from the new tolls. They stated that the tolls would add undue financial pressure on prison staff, which could ultimately lead to difficulties in both recruiting new officers and retaining those currently employed. This concern highlights the potential adverse effects of transport policies on public service institutions.
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