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Reflections on a challenging early probation supervisory

The second of two articles looking at the benefits of social inclusion activities for people on…

The first of two articles looking at the benefits of social inclusion activities for people on…

The Quakers have joined the growing number of voices condemning the IPP sentence

When a system is so unjust, resistance through escape is an entirely rational response

A stake-out, a selectively incontinent client, and a remarkable probation officer

Speech given to JENGbA event on joint enterprise in the Houses of Parliament

A legally-trained client proves unreceptive

Five ideas for transforming the culture and operations of our prisons

An uncertain but ultimately successful supervision with resonances to current events

To achieve change, our vision must make practical sense and be achievable

Improving and updating prisons will never, on its own, result in fundamental change