Unconventional ways of working
Mike Guilfoyle remembers Elias who he supported before and during trial
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Probation
Shifting identity: Working with Kojo
This month Mike Guilfoyle recounts taking a therapeutic approach to supervision
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Which door you choose to enter is now up to you
Mike Guilfoyle recollects his encounter with 'Ash'
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Double standards of justice
This month, Mike Guilfoyle remembers his supervision of Elsha
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Family ties
Mike Guilfoyle reflects on meeting 'Aldane' and his mother
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Powerlessness in the face of negligence
Mike Guilfoyle reflects on how institutional failure led to a sad outcome
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The benefits of guidance
Mike Guilfoyle remembers a professionally challenging time with 'Glenmore'
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Maintaining relationships is the key to change
Mike Guilfoyle recalls his supervising 'Anya'.
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Our submission to Transforming Rehabilitation inquiry
Our submission to the House of Commons Justice Committee inquiry into 'Transforming Rehabilitation' has now been published on the Committee's website.
Whatever the government's original intentions, we argue in the submission, the Transforming Rehabilitation programme 'is sabotaging, rather than transforming, probation work across England and Wales'.
Call to end dysfunctional probation privatisation
Richard Garside, Director of the Centre for Crime and Justice Studies today (Thursday, 14 December 2017) commented on a damning annual report by the Chief Inspector of Probation, Dame Glenys Stacey.
'None of government’s stated aspirations for Transforming Rehabilitation have been met in any meaningful way', Dame Glenys noted. She went on to question whether the current model for probation can deliver sufficiently well'.
Speaking today, Richard said:
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