Blake Fielder-Civil's early release deal scrapped

Jailbird refused parole from Edmunds Hill prison

Prison bosses have made a dramatic u-turn over their decision to let Amy Winehouse’s husband Blake Fielder-Civil out early.

The jailbird was expected to be released this month on parole, on the condition he moved in with his mum and wore an electronic tag.

But the governor at Edmunds Hill is said to have told Blake his application has been turned down.

‘Blake and Amy are devastated and I am livid,’ Georgette Civil tells the News Of The World.

‘The Probation Service told us they were happy for him to live with us and we expected him home.

‘Now they have told Blake he will either have go to rehab or a hostel or stay in prison until he completes his sentence. It’s a disgrace.

'I am going to take my protest to the Home Secretary. I’m going to get my Blake home.’

Blake, 26, is serving 27 months for GBH and attempting to pervert the course of justice.

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Amy Winehouse's husband tested positive for drugs in prison

Blake Fielder-Civil's jail sentence extended

Blake Fielder-Civil is to spend an extra 28 days in prison because he failed a drugs test.

The jailbird was hoping to be released in time for New Year’s Eve – but insiders say a random check-up at Edmunds Hill Prison has ruined his chances.

And his wife Amy Winehouse is said to be devastated.

‘She has spent all summer trying to get herself clean and wanted Blake home,’ a pal tells the Sunday People.

‘She is deeply saddened that she will be spending New Year alone.’

Blake, 26, was jailed for 27 months for assaulting pub landlord James King in 2006 and perverting the course of justice.
Last year Amy, 24, was barred from physical contact with him after he failed a previous drugs test.

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