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Treasury budget confirms new mega-prisons

The programme plans to build six new prisons altogether, whilst the two confirmed in the budget w

Landmark ruling in Islington: What does it mean?

This comes after a recent landmark High Court judgement ruling that developers can’t overpay for

Centre's Director, Richard Garside on core policing

Commenting on the issue, Richard said that:

'Not transphobic' to critique transgenderism

Centre's Director, Richard Garside on the BBC

Karen White, a transgender woman with a conviction for indecent assault, indecent exposure and gr

The Centre in the news

Last month, Senior Associate, Helen Mills appeared on Sky News to discuss

Does more stop and search mean less crime?

The event was part of our UK Justice Policy Review programme which provides analysis of

Calls for London Mayor to build council housing on Holloway site

Islington Homes for All have launched a petition calling for London Mayor, Sadiq Khan, to negotia

Our research in today’s Guardian

Helen Mills, Senior Associate at the Centre is quoted:

Our Deputy Director, on 'The Power of People, Partnerships and Participation'

The theme of the conference, run by Voluntary Action Islington,

Our Director's evidence to the Justice Committee

Key questions were asked about:

Confusion over Holloway buyer announcement

The news came from a Ministry of Justice spokesman when a Camden New Journal journalist