Low traffic neighbourhoods were first introduced in the 1970s in Hackney to make side roads safer for children. Since then, residential areas have been developed with various types of modal …

issue warnings (rather than fines) to first time offenders during a ‘grace period’, and take the opportunity …

Since the start of the Covid pandemic, the Children’s Commissioner’s Office has investigated and highlighted concerns about the treatment of children in secure settings. This briefing uses data collected from …

uk/government/news/30-hours-education-a-week-for-young-offenders 4 https://www.childrenscommissioner.gov.uk/ …

This report shows that the vast majority of Local Authorities do not have a sufficient grip on the drivers for youth violence in their areas, nor do they have a …

likely to have these issues than other young offenders. See our Keeping Kids Safe report for more detail … likely to have these issues than other young offenders.12 The Government’s public health approach was … occurring in their LA (such as number of victims/offenders, reoffences, first time entrants etc.). All bar … commonly recorded were numbers of victims and/or offenders involved in youth violence crimes (Figure 1 below) …

The conditions imposed on prisoners as a result of the lockdown has exposed a pre-existing problem. Prisons in England and Wales are rooted in a pre-digital age. If this is …

per year. Employment prospects for released offenders are extremely bleak: 68  per  cent were unemployed … Security Policy, www.justice.gov.uk/downloads/offenders/ psipso/psi-2014/psi-25-2014-it-security-policy … local delivery of support for the families of offenders. However, while recognising the transformative … local delivery of support for the families of offenders. Available online: http://dera.ioe.ac.uk/207 … Ofsted (2014), Resettlement provision for adult offenders: Accommodation and education, training and employment …

This report explores the experiences of people recalled whilst serving IPP sentences. Its findings are based on new data provided by HM Prison and Probation Service on recalls and re-releases …

to ensure that dangerous violent and sexual offenders stayed in custody for as long as they presented … of the IPP sentence:iii Some less serious offenders, given very short tariffs, have been kept in prison … The Legal Aid Sentencing and Punishment of Offenders Act 2012 abolished the IPP sentence from 3 December … 2019. Gender The vast majority of the IPP offenders recalled were men, with just 38 women (2.2%) recalled … They said, ‘You’re not allowed to mix with known offenders and drug addicts’. The place was full of drug …

serious crimes, to act as a deterrent to potential offenders, and to rehabilitate. Reoffending is estimated … to Internet facilities may allow prisoners or offenders in the community to abuse [or harass] victims…and …

This report makes the case for a new custodial sentence served in the community. The authors consider that by using Electronic Monitoring and curfew requirements, alongside regular reviews before the …

custodial sentences for non- dangerous offenders. Keeping appropriate offenders within their homes and communities … Justice 6 Foreword Prison works. It punishes offenders by depriving them of their liberty. It protects … prison as we know it the right place for all offenders currently sentenced to custody? This report suggests … – and cheaper – alternative for non-dangerous offenders. The proposal stems from my strong belief, following … for radical improvement to the management of offenders. “Blue sky thinking” conversations with colleagues …

retain their UK residence rights via the EU Settlement Scheme (EUSS) that opened in 2019, and why they are at risk. This report updates a previous Migration Observatory report published …

considered by the Home Office Foreign National Offenders (FNO), who have been convicted either in the …

This briefing note is part of a three-year programme of research exploring labour market enforcement generously funded by Unbound Philanthropy. It considers the extent of non-compliance with auto-enrolment, and whether …

They are more likely to investigate repeat offenders and cases with high financial stakes , for example … comply are subject to a £400 penalty Persistent offenders are issued an escalating penalty, accruing at …

The report brings together evidence on the prevalence of mental health problems in serving and ex-Service personnel and their families, the experiences of those suffering from mental health problems and …

(2018) compares the health needs of vulnerable offenders (military personnel and civilians) screened by …