One of my abiding pleasures in recounting past accounts of my probation career is to read...
A new report from the government’s scientific advisors on COVID-19 in prison is very clear.
Earlier this year the Centre published a paper, Coal today, gone tomorrow, by colleagues from...
The government’s avid enthusiasm for electronic monitoring (EM) in criminal justice is clear....
The heavy price being paid by prisoners from the ongoing COVID-19 lockdown is well-documented....
The very high levels of psychiatric disturbance and suicidal thinking in prisoners are well...
Since retiring from the probation service, I have remained a seasoned observer of the relentless...
Up to 15 March, there have now been 15,472 confirmed cases of COVID-19 in prisons, and 130 COVID...
When the coronavirus crisis hit last year, many of us were deeply worried about the prospect of...
We are now used to gloomy reports about prison conditions from sources close to the ground, and...
As a devotee of judicial memoirs, I recently read a refreshingly honest, lively and engaging...
Firstly, it needs to be said that the whole population of the UK has suffered because of the...