Newly trained dogs heading for prison wings to sniff out illegal drugs, Parole Board Chief Executive's blog - October 2020, Child protection at heart of courts review, Housing and mental ill health, Psychology and the Law: by Dr Ruth Tully and Rob Welsh, Stay fit this month with our new December Fitness Guide, Executive release and determinate recalls - a joint approach and MUCH more! 

Construction begins at first secure school, Construction begins at revolutionary first secure school, Drive to get offenders drug-free and cut crime, Applying for a Parole review to be public, Appointment, reappointment and extension of tenure of Parole Board members, New guide outlines steps to tackle woefully inadequate educational provision for children in custody, We want to hear from you!And much more!

In this issue: New non-fatal strangulation offence comes into force, Public safety boost as major justice reforms come into force, Research uncovers lack of awareness among police forces about links between crime and gambling harms, Thousands of prisoners trained to become cooks, Your Fitness Guide, 'Son of a convict' - law, human rights and the politics of punishment. AND MUCH MORE!

In this issue: Young people’s experiences of prison during the pandemic, New drive to tackle terrorism in prisons, Location of first ground-breaking Residential Women’s Centre revealed, Voluntary sector partners pave the way for supporting women prison leavers, APPG inquiry uncovers damaging impact of imprisonment on women’s health and well-being, Howard League project reveals harmful impact of remanding children to prison. AND MUCH MORE! 

In this issue of Jail Mail: Innovative new projects to tackle reoffending, Court judgments made accessible to all at The National Archives, New drive to tackle terrorism in prisons, The impact of restrictions on visits during the pandemic, Psychology and the Law Revisited: by Sally Morris and Rob Welsh, Your Fitness Guide, Parole reform to keep dangerous prisoners off streets AND MUCH MORE!

In this months issue: Major funding boost for victim services, International coalition to support ICC Russian war crimes investigation, Government clampdown on the abuse of British courts to protect free speech, Britain’s first ‘smart’ prison to drive down crime, ‘Cyberflashing’ to become a criminal offence, Your Fitness Guide, Extension to National Chair of the Independent Monitoring Boards, AND MUCH MORE!

MoJ creating more than 2,000 jobs across England and Wales to spread opportunity. Legal protections within child prisons to be reinstated in March, Apprenticeships for prisoners to cut crime, What’s it like being the child of a sex offender? New Chief Executive for Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service, Your Fitness Guide, We want to hear from you! AND much more in this months Jail Mail!! 

Domestic abuse victims in England and Wales to be given more time to report assaults. PCSC Bill – Government promises amendment on IPP licence review. Covid-19: A letter to prisoners' families from Phil Copple. Home Office age assessment policy for asylum seekers is unlawful, High Court rules. Psychology and the Law: Revisited by Amy Batson & Simon Howland. Your Fitness Guide. Tagging of people on probation underused and lacking a clear rationale. AND MUCH MORE!

Chance to name new prison in Glen Parva, The Prisons Strategy White Paper, The 2021 drugs plan sets out to break drug supply chains, The PCSC Bill is an opportunity to correct the injustice of the IPP sentence, Plan to reform Human Rights Act, a NEW 2022 Calendar, Tougher penalties for child cruelty through ‘Tony’s Law’ AND MUCH MORE IN THIS ISSUE!

Deputy Prime Minister attends topping out ceremony for
new prison at Glen Parva, Personal injury specialists answer your questions,  Dominic Raab hosts offender employment summit, Immediate action to improve Oakhill, Psychology and the Law: revisited - by Sarah Ashworth and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide, Overlooked – the families of people who drink, use drugs and gamble AND MUCH MORE!

IN THIS ISSUE: Offenders pay back to society under million pound plan, Personal injury specialists answer your questions, Tens of thousands more criminals to be tagged to cut crime and protect victims, Psychology and the Law: Revisited: by Sally Morris and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide, Clarification sought on HMPPS Race Action Programme AND MUCH MORE! 

Prisoners building LED lights in green prisons push, Personal injury specialists answer your questions, Crime cutting prison scheme expanded, Guidance on young adults, Psychology and the Law: by Dr Ruth Tully and Simon Howland,
Your Fitness Guide, Psychological interventions in prison ineffective? 'Super courtroom’ opens in Manchester, AND MUCH MORE!

In this months issue: Lord Chancellor’s keynote speech on Judicial Review, Government strikes deal to remove more Albanian prisoners, More courts reopen in boost for justice, Crime plan to protect victims and make streets safer, Psychology and the Law: by Amy Batson and Rob Welsh, Your Fitness Guide, Government sets out ambitious plan to tackle drivers of crime. AND MUCH MORE! 

Cutting crime through family ties in north-east prisons, PRT calls for open and transparent consultation on future plans for prison conditions, Regional and local support for those representing themselves in court underway in England and Wales, Legal lifeline for people in need, Psychology and the Law: by Dr Ruth Tully and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide, I welcome probation reform, but have some concerns about the new structure AND MUCH MORE!

£200 million investment in rehab services to cut crime, HMPPS appoints three
non-executive directors, Nacro commissioned with partners to conduct research on ex-Service personnel in the criminal justice system, Do you know the latest ID requirements for prison visits? Psychology and the Law: by Dr Jenny Pryboda and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide - 6 minute workout, Lord Chancellor outlines his plans to recover the justice system from COVID-19 AND MUCH MORE!

LONGER JAIL TERMS AND STRICTER MONITORING AS NEW TERROR LAWS GAIN ROYAL ASSENT, StandOut win the 2021 Robin Corbett Award for Prisoner Reintegration, Benefits of curfew scheme hampered by overly restrictive criteria and inefficient systems, Introducing our new CEO: Angela Cairns, Psychology and the Law: by Dr Ruth Tully and Rob Welsh, Your Fitness Guide - 6 Minute workout, Staffing Main Concern Over Probation Reunification AND MUCH MORE! 

West Yorkshire charity gains support and donations from inmates at Leeds Prison, Judicial review consultation launched, £1 million voucher scheme to help families resolve disputes outside of court, Coalition warns new policing and sentencing bill will deepen racial inequality, Psychology and the Law Revisited: by Faye Horsley and Rob Welsh, Your Fitness Guide - Yoga, Delight for children who receive bedtime stories from their imprisoned parent AND MUCH MORE! 

Expansion of prison kitchen training scheme to cut reoffending, Expansion of prison kitchen training scheme to cut reoffending, Drug dogs to detect new versions of spice to stay one step ahead of criminals, The Prisoners (Disclosure of Information About Victims) Act Guidance, Psychology and the Law: by Dr Jenny Pryboda and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide - Yoga, £3 million pilot to reduce reoffending by young adults AND MUCH MORE!!

In this Issue: Managing the pandemic in prisons, Extra funding for organisations that steer women away from crime, Supreme Court to hear case of child kept in solitary confinement for 55 days, Psychology and the Law: by Dr Ruth Tully and Rob Welsh, your fitness guide - Yoga, Parole Board: appointment and reappointment of members PLUS much more! 


new beginnings, not repeating the same mistakes of people we've helped. Independent review into Criminal Legal Aid to launch in January. COVID-19 PPO Complaints - PPO publish a new learning lessons bulletin. Psychology and the Law: by Dr Darren Johnson and Simon Howland. Including a 2021 Calendar.  Launch of women in safe homes fund for Narco BASS partnership with resonance LTD. AND LOTS MORE!

Government launches root-and-branch review of the parole system. Michael Jefferies Solicitors answer your personal injury questions. Sobriety tags launched to tackle alcohol-fuelled crime. Lockdown conditions leave prisoners at risk of serving longer sentences. Psychology and he law: by Dr Ruth Tully and Simon Howland. Stay fit this month with our new November Fitness Guide. Helen's Law receives Royal Assent AND MUCH MORE!


Michael Jefferies Solicitors answer your personal injury questions. The Traveller Movement (Written by sta at the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman). A Process Evaluation of the Enhanced Through the Gate specication. Psychology and the Law: By Sarah Ashworth and Rob Welsh. Stay fit this month with our new September Fitness Guide. The influence of family on prisoners during parole - CEO blog and MUCH MORE! 

£50 million for legal aid sector, The importance of having a lawyer for a parole review - CEO blog, Psychology and the Law: By Sarah Ashworth and Simon Howland, Stay fit this month with our new September Fitness Guide, Information for family and friends of prisoners having a parole review, HM Inspectorate Reports AND MUCH MORE!

In this edition of Jail Mail: How do the Courts assess damages for unlawful detention? The Parole Board for England and Wales Annual Report is published. Psychology and the Law: by Sally Morris and Rob Welsh. Stay fit this month with our new August Fitness Guide. Consultation launched on doubling maximum sentence for assaulting an emergency worker. Chief Executive's blog - Parole Board Covid-19 recovery plan. AND much more! 

Unpaid work and new innovative key programmes to be offered by HMPs to reduce offending. we find out about improved training to reduce conflict in youth custody. Stay fit with this months new fitness guide. And much more!!

New sobriety tags come into force! we look into prisoners' experience with covid-19. new measures announced at hidden harms summit, and much more!!

Coronavirus: Q&A for friends and family of prisoners. Resettlement was already
di cult before all this - How organisations are adapting to the pandemic. Psychology and the Law: By Claire Illingworth and Simon Howland. Stay  t this month with our new May Fitness Guide. New updated COVID-19: ROTL on compassionate grounds AND MUCH MORE!

The Adjudication process… Added days of imprisonment & Added time on your sentence. Immediate cancellation of all face-to-face Parole Board Hearings. Psycology and the Law by Faye Horsley and Rob Welsh. Stay fit this month with our new April fitness guide. Covid-19 and prisons.  AND MUCH MORE! 

In this issue: Rape victims to benefit from government funding boost, Safety in Custody Statistics,  Psychology and the Law by Sally Morris and Simon Howland, Your Fitness Guide, Explaining the benefits of parole by Parole Board CEO Martin
Jones (Guest post for www.Russellwebster.com), Women released from prison nearly three times less likely to be in employment on release than men AND MUCH MORE!

In this months Issue: Serious violent and sexual offenders to spend longer in prison, Cameras to broadcast from the Crown Court for first time, Proposed changes to automatic release need greater public scrutiny, Psychology and the Law by Sally Morris and Simon Howland, Tougher sentencing and monitoring in government overhaul of terrorism response, plus much more!!!

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