Prison
New practices to support Foreign National Prisoners
Lucy Slade reports on her findings from a Winston Churchill fellowship looking into promising practice with foreign national prisoners across Europe.
16th August 2016
Lucy Slade reports on her findings from a Winston Churchill fellowship looking into promising practice with foreign national prisoners across Europe.
This is a thoughtful and intriguing report which gains importance from the twin facts that it is based on a substantial survey with members of the public and that it doesn’t pretend that the process of criminal justice reform will be easy to achieve.
Interesting drug map finds that Welsh people use more amphetamines, West Country folk more cannabis and Londoners take twice as many Ecstasy tablets.
Intriguing and concerning new report from the MoJ traces the massive growth in our use of incarceration at the same time as the crime rate was falling.
A new report from Turning Point finds that the needs of people with mental health and substance misuse needs are still not being met and sets out an action plan
Excellent new report from Prisoner Learning Alliance & NPS constructs theories of change for 5 broad themes in prisoner education.
Emerging findings from the use of Payment by Results in international development show clear benefits alongside a number of concerns.
1st Probation Inspectorate Quality & Impact report finds serious concerns about the quality of work delivered by the Community Rehabilitation Company in Durham.
The 1st annual report from new Chief Prison Inspector Peter Clarke makes for dispiriting reading with concerns about violence, self harm and illegal drug use.
Latest HSCIC drug stats report reductions in use of illegal drugs but a worrying rise in drug related deaths.
Action research by the Police Foundation found that reductions in funding and consequent re-structuring have resulted in a less effective, reactive approach.
Final post on the RSA Future Prison project explores the importance of prisoner involvement and participation in developing prisons focused on rehabilitation.
