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Clinks State of the Sector report finds charities are still subsidising government contracts because they cannot achieve full cost recovery.
The Liberal Democrat manifesto commitments on crime.
Yet another fall in the total number of individuals formally dealt with by the Justice System in Eng & Wales to the lowest since records began, falling 2% in the latest year.
Christina Hicks describes The Social Switch Project and its work to understand, tackle and solve the relationship between social media and youth violence.
Crest Advisory report analyses what drove the falls in first time entrants and custody in the youth justice system and asks what we should do as a result.
A trawl through the latest MoJ statistics finds some interesting trends
Latest statistics show that courts are imposing longer custodial sentences for knife crimes.
Knife crime shows a further 7% increase with hot-spots in London, West Midlands, West Yorkshire & Greater Manchester.
The Criminal Justice Alliance and Centre for Justice Innovation have a strategy for influencing the next generation of Police and Crime Commissioners.
Grim new statistics show that 726 homeless people died in England and Wales last year, at an average age of just 45 for men and 43 for women.
The Housing First model provides housing “first” as a matter of right to people with complex needs, rather than “last” or as a reward.
