More police, more prosecutions, more punishment
To 1945, 1979 and 1997 might be added 2019: a pivotal General Election with the potential to reshape policy and politics in the UK for a generation.
To 1945, 1979 and 1997 might be added 2019: a pivotal General Election with the potential to reshape policy and politics in the UK for a generation.
Thank you to everyone who came along to the Community Plan for Holloway open day at St George’s Church, Crayford Road on Saturday 30 September.
More than 150 people stopped by to discuss the future of the Holloway prison site and share ideas for how the land should be developed....
Populist calls for more police and punishment are problematic for those...
The launch of our online survey on the future of the former Holloway prison site in Islington is covered in today's ...
There is an important difference between decriminalisation and the complacent acceptance of violence and exploitation, the Centre's Director Richard Garside said today.
His comments came in response to Jeremy Corbyn's reported remarks on the decriminalisation of sex work.
Mr Corbyn...
Earlier this month The Times ran a series of pieces about the mounting pressures on the police.
At the serious end, the police faced a...
One of the guilty secrets of Jeremy Corbyn’s Labour Party is its policies on policing.
Plans to replace Holloway prison with expensive housing, unaffordable to most Londoners, have drawn criticism. It is not the first controversy to have dogged the future of the Holloway site.
The current prison was built in the 1970s and 1980s, replacing the original nineteenth century...
According to liberal commentators, Michael Gove's speech on penal reform at the Conservative Party conference in Manchester, and his subsequent announcement that HMP Holloway was to close, will...
The awful events in Paris have sharpened the political conflict over cuts to policing in England and Wales.
During ...