The lockdown has led to a greater volume of calls to domestic abuse helplines, causing fears that its rigours are making discord and violence more intense and prevalent.
The Centre's director, Richard Garside, was quoted in the New York Times last week.
The article explores the effects of austerity on policing in the UK, where police are increasingly being used to deal with the rising numbers of non-crime-related emergency calls in the context of fewer officers and sustained budget cuts since 2010. Additionally, social services have suffered...
Police and local authority approaches to managing and assisting rough sleepers are shrouded in mystery, our latest briefing has found.
Our senior policy associate, Rebecca Roberts, has a piece in today's Independent, which questions the value of increasing police officer numbers.
In the aftermath of the UK general...
This an abridged summary of a paper presented to the 'Policing the crisis' conference organised by Defend the Right to Protest
At his creepy press conference with Nick Clegg the day after he finally jostled his...
