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-- -- search javascript must be enabled to use the site search search who we are what we do publications press & policy for prisoners & families get involved prison: the facts find out the latest facts and figures about prisons and the people in them read more 2018 writing competition we are pleased to announce that the 2018 writing competition is open for entries find out more local area data resource want to understand local trends in the use of imprisonment for women in england and wales? read more the robin corbett award for prisoner rehabilitation this award recognises outstanding rehabilitative work with prisoners read more next prev the state of our prisons is a fair measure of the state of our society. the prison reform trust works to ensure they are just, humane and effective. race out for good women mental health for prisoners & families get prisoners out of cells and into regular jobs and training 11/05/2018 00:01:00 prison governors should be encouraged to empty prison wings during the day and get far more prisoners out on temporary release to engage in work, training and education in the community, a new briefing by the prison reform trust (prt) says. as part of its forthcoming employment strategy for prisoners, the government should introduce a radical approach to using release on temporary licence (rotl) at scale across the prison estate. this would be a huge incentive to good behaviour in prison as well as an effective aid to resettlement, the briefing suggests. click 'read more' for the full story read more prt comment: hmip urgent notification on hmp exeter 31/05/2018 12:47:00 commenting on the urgent notification issued today (31 may 2018) by hm inspectorate of prisons (hmip) over safety concerns at hmp exeter, peter dawson, director of the prison reform trust, said: “exeter prison is a grossly overcrowded prison where most prisoners are either not convicted at all or are serving short sentences. so david gauke’s response to this urgent notification from the chief inspector should start by saying how he will give effect to the new policy direction he set out last weekend. he rightly wants to replace short prison sentences with community penalties that his own research show to be more effective at cutting crime. turning that wish into reality is the most important thing he can do to stop the rot in exeter and many other prisons like it.” read more prt comment: prison education and employment strategy 24/05/2018 11:00:00 commenting on the publication of the ministry of justice’s education and employment strategy today (24 may 2018), peter dawson, director of the prison reform trust, said: “this is a welcome strategy full to the brim with good intentions. it could make a big difference to the families and communities to which prisoners return on release. “but almost none of those good intentions set a date for when they will be delivered, or how many people will benefit. we have heard many of these promises before. “so the government must take this opportunity to show it means business. it must deliver a national insurance holiday for employers, not just consider it. it must get thousands more prisoners into workplace release on temporary licence, not just consult about it. and it needs to say how many more prisoners will end up with a job when all these good intentions have turned into reality.” read more reducing conflict and improving safety in our prisons 16/05/2018 12:00:00 whilst there has been a welcome reduction in the number of self-inflicted deaths in prison over the last year, figures published last month show that all other safety indicators are once again set records for all the wrong reasons. record levels of self-harming; record levels of assaults on prisoners; and record levels of assaults on staff show that violence and fear is the daily reality for many people in prison. dr kimmett edgar, the prison reform trust’s head of research, a specialist in violence and conflict resolution in prisons, has produced a guide for staff and officials to help them to develop much needed strategies for violence reduction in our prisons. this guide builds on a speech he delivered to the prison safety and reform team at the ministry of justice last month. conflict resolution needs to be placed at the centre of prison strategies to reduce violence. doing so would empower governors, officers and prisoners in their efforts to make prisons safer. click 'read more' for the full story and to download a copy of the guide read more prt comment: hmp nottingham 16/05/2018 00:01:00 commenting on today’s inspection report , peter dawson, director of the prison reform trust, said: “this report shames us as a nation. it speaks of a fundamental failure to administer justice in a civilised way. “but it is not an isolated example. between 2013 and 2017, 1,364 people died in prison in england and wales. 447 of those took their own life, and 21 were killed by a fellow prisoner. nottingham prison is symptomatic of a disastrous political decision to slash resources from a chronically overcrowded prison system. local failures must be rigorously exposed, as the chief inspector and ombudsman rightly have done, and must be put right. but it was a political decision that broke the prison system and it will take political leadership to fix it. that must start with using prison less—it is time for ministers to step up.” read more 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8 | 9 | 10 | 11 | 12 | 13 | 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 | 21 | 22 | 23 prt on twitter tweets by prtuk © 2018 prison reform trust terms & conditions privacy policy site map contact us 15 northburgh street, london, ec1v 0jr. tel: 020 7251 5070, fax: 020 7251 5076 registered charity in england & wales no. 1035525 company limited by guarantee no. 2906362 website by baigent digital --

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