Prison Service Journal

Joint-Editors

Dr Rachel Gibson HM Prison and Probation Service
Dr Marcia Morgan HM Prison and Probation Service

Author guidelines

Procedures, ethics and publication

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ISSN

Print version: 0300-3558
Online version: 2046-4215


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 1995 is now available, alongside a complete run from July 2010 to the present day.


1 April 1988
This edition of Prison Service Journal contains several articles on women’s imprisonment.
4 January 1988
This edition of Prison Service Journal marks the start of a new editor, Alastair Papps
1 October 1987
This edition embraces a number of current lively issues in a reflective style
1 July 1987
This edition contains a range of articles aimed at stimulating constructive innovation within and despite an overloaded and stressed system
1 April 1987
This edition of Prison Service Journal carries a range of articles loosely organised around the theme of the role of prisons in breaking the cycle of recidivism
2 January 1987
The 65th edition of Prison Service Journal carries a range of articles of general interest
1 October 1986
This edition of Prison Service Journal is the first under the new editor, Mike Jenkins
1 July 1986
A general edition of Prison Service Journal, produced against the background of major industrial action and prison disturbances
1 April 1986
A general edition of Prison Service Journal
2 January 1986
Articles in this edition of Prison Service Journal focus largely on the future of the service
1 October 1985
This edition of Prison Service Journal includes articles by David J Cornwell on rehabilitation; S D Pascoe on parole; and Roy Light on Barlinnie
1 July 1985
This edition of Prison Service Journal includes articles by Gordon Morrison on the Dutch prison system; John Shaw on race relations training; and John Vagg and Mike Maguire on boards of visitors