HMP Berwyn: Inside Britain's new super-prison

Inside a wing at the prison as the final cleaning is done ahead of opening

As the first inmates prepare to move in to Britain's new "super-prison" these pictures give a unique insight into what life will be like inside.

The images of HMP Berwyn show the custom-built facility ahead of the first prisoners moving in on Tuesday.

The prison in Wrexham, north Wales, cost £250m to build and will hold 2,106 prisoners.

It boasts a health and well-being centre, an education block, workshops, a sports hall and a multi-faith area.

Protective helmets used in training the new officers for HMP Berwyn

Coleg Berwyn inside the prison

A butter-spreading machine in the kitchen

There is a play area for young children at the visitor's centre

Some of the prison officer's dogs which will be based at HMP Berwyn

The prison library with its empty shelves

A selection of books about Wales are held in the library

A workshop at Berwyn before anything is moved in