 In September 2014 work started to refurbish the chapel and transform it into a stylish dining space complete with vaulted ceiling, original organ pipes and stained glass windows.In April 2015 the restaurant officially opened its doors to the public as the first Clink Restaurant to open in a prison for women.The old prison chapel now offers the facilities for up to 30 women prisoners to work a 40-hour week whilst gaining nationally recognised City & Guilds NVQs in food preparation and food and beverage service.