Prison Service Journal

Joint-Editors

Dr Flora Fitzalan Howard KTA Research and Consulting
Dr Rachel Gibson HM Prison and Probation Service
Dr Marcia Morgan HM Prison and Probation Service

Author guidelines

Email the Editors

Postal address
Prison Service Journal, c/o Print Shop Manager, HMP Leyhill, Wotton-under-Edge, Gloucestershire, GL12 8HL.

Back catalogue
We are in the process of digitising and uploading the entire back catalogue of Prison Service Journal, from the first edition in 1960.

A complete run from 1960 to 1990 is now available, alongside a complete run from September 2010 to the present day.

1 July 1981
This edition of Prison Service Journal reflects on what has changed in the 21 year since the first edition in 1960
1 April 1981
The April 1981 edition of Prison Service Journal has a special focus on life sentence prisoners
2 January 1981
This edition of Prison Service Journal has a special focus on open prisons
1 October 1980
A general edition of Prison Service Journal, including articles on the May report, prisoners families and drama in prison
1 July 1980
The focus of this edition of Prison Service Journal is treatment in custody
1 April 1980
A special edition with commentary on the Report of the May Committee on the prison service
2 January 1980
This edition of Prison Service Journal carries a range of articles, including on the possible future of penal policy, prison education, and female prisoners
1 October 1979
A general edition of Prison Service Journal, with articles covering prison history, the May Inquiry, the language of prisoners and prison officers
2 July 1979
The majority of articles in this edition are about minorities, including, women, children, religious and ethnic minorities
2 April 1979
This edition of Prison Service Journal carries several articles on the theme of violence
2 January 1979
This edition of Prison Service Journal includes articles on parole reports, prison visiting and Grendon
2 October 1978
A general edition of Prison Service Journal, including articles on alternatives to rehabilitation, the history of the POA and black boys in Borstal