Revolving Doors and Newton identify the hidden cost of prolific offending and recommend an effective response.

Its overall conclusions is that the current system for diverting children from the criminal justice system to be fragmented ...

Cell: All cells had a private ensuite, with a shower and a toilet, a desk, chair and bed. At several prison sites, ...

A transformative vision for the future of Further Education in supporting people leaving prison or on probation.

R epeat offenders are continuing to “cause mayhem” in their communities thanks to the failure of prisons to provide education ...

Previous analysis by the Institute of Alcohol Studies estimates that alcohol consumption costs the economy £5.06 billion a ...

The Week in Justice 12 October 2025 A quiet week in justice with politicians still in party conference season. There was the usual critical prison inspection report (HMP Altcourse) highlighting ...

This is the fifth in a series of posts based on perhaps the most important drug-related report of the current century, Dame Carol Black’s Review of Drugs. Today’s post looks at the section from that ...

This is the third in a series of occasional posts on the work that EP: IC Consultants have undertaken consulting with people in prison on a series of health-related issues. Dr Lucy Wainwright, Donna ...

T he MoJ yesterday (9 January 2025) published an evaluation of the Kaizen offending behaviour programme which is designed for adult males who have been convicted of sexual (SO), intimate partner ...