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Showing Stories from 23rd July 2020 to 30th November 2022
MoJ set to trigger Op Safeguard again

MoJ set to trigger Op Safeguard again

(30/11/22) Operation Safeguard involves the use of police cells to hold prisoners.

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HMP Thorn Cross prisoners take part in 'Dragons' Den' event

HMP Thorn Cross prisoners take part in 'Dragons' Den' event

(17/11/22) Prisoners have pitched their business ideas to a "Dragons' Den" panel as part of a push towards getting ex-offenders into employment and reducing reoffending.

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(09/11/22) Construction begins on UK's first all-electric prison (10/10/22) Women's centres: a cost-benefit analysis (04/10/22) Offenders in probation hostels to face compulsory drug testing (31/08/22) £24m dedicated to support female offenders
How technology is affecting County Lines drug dealing

How technology is affecting County Lines drug dealing

(01/08/22) Creative uses of new technologies are enabling county lines gangs to stay one step ahead of law enforcement.

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(28/07/22) First women's community custody unit set to open (29/06/22) Parole hearings to be heard in public for the first time (21/06/22) Enormous court backlogs a fundamental challenge to justice (20/06/22) Barristers vote for walk outs as Bar Council issues warning on court closures (16/06/22) Specialist rape courts to be piloted (13/06/22) MoJ to end Friday prison releases for most vulnerable
How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending

How Durham's Checkpoint scheme is reducing reoffending

(23/05/22) Durham's Checkpoint scheme has received praise from the government and is beginning to be adopted by other forces.

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(10/05/22) Prisoners are building eco-homes across the South-West (09/05/22) Director of Prison Reform Trust on prison capacity and longer sentences (06/05/22) From policing to NGO: the officers moving to support victims (04/05/22) More than 650,000 outstanding community service hours in Scotland (29/04/22) Charity to provide essential services to prison leavers released on Friday (21/04/22) Court sitting day limit lifted again (14/04/22) Reoffending projects given government funding (14/04/22) Interpreting in the Criminal Justice System: the row over qualifications (13/04/22) Academic study shows co-offenders are likely to turn on each other (12/04/22) Barristers take action over legal aid funding concerns (18/10/21) Problem-solving courts for women (24/05/21) Government announces new offender rehabilitation contracts (19/04/21) Innovative ideas for Police and Crime Commissioners (18/12/20) How are our courts coping with the backlog? (29/07/20) New chief to lead national cyber security centre (23/07/20) BlueLight Commercial appoints police fleet and aviation head
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'No foundation' to allegations of bias in Commander Bennett hearing 'No foundation' to allegations of bias in Commander Bennett hearing

Commander Bennett has until February 10 to confirm whether he intends to appeal the decision to reject his application to recuse the entire misconduct panel..

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