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We have a few goodbyes this month. After almost eight years with the Centre, Ed Brenton, our wonderful Office Manager is leaving CCJS in early July. We are going to miss his professionalism, wit, office sweepstakes, xmas desk decorating competition and his oft shouted office catchphrase of ‘shut...

We enjoyed Alan Titchmarsh's thoughts on the virtues of woods, in a recent piece in The Observer.

'The woods are full of bluebells, not crime, as we so

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The Centre’s director, Richard Garside, blogs on recent proposals from Policy Exchange to close old prisons and build large ‘hub prisons’, arguing that ‘this is a report reflecting the interests of the private...

J.N. Salters writes a powerful piece on the Feminist Wire on racism and prison education in the United States.

A Lancet editorial has commented on a ‘global scourge’ of initimate partner homicide and published findings from a systematic review. You can listen to a podcast about it...