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‘Seni’s law’ mental health restraint reforms receive approval from MPs

By Richard Wheeler6th July 2018News England

Tears and applause greeted MPs’ approval of mental health reforms known as “Seni’s law” in memory of the man whose death inspired them. Olaseni Lewis (pictured), known as Seni to

Women caught up in cycle of offending due to chronic lack of housing support

By Hayden Smith14th June 2018News England

A chronic shortage of housing support for women released from custody is driving them back to prison, a report claims. Arrangements are often made at the last-minute, with some women

Up to three staff for every foreign national on immigration removal flights

By Hayden Smith12th June 2018News England

Immigration removal flights have departed from Britain with as many as three staff for every foreign national on board, a report reveals. On one journey to Germany in June last

Gwent scheme will see first time offenders offered course to avoid court

By Johanna Carr7th June 2018News Wales

Offenders in South Wales who commit low-level crimes while under the influence of alcohol will be offered the chance to take a two-hour educational course rather than face court, police

Inspectors praise results of incentive scheme at young offender institution

By Hayden Smith4th June 2018News England

Inspectors have praised a young offender institution where boys are rewarded for good behaviour with sweets or access to computer games. The prisons watchdog commended HMYOI Werrington for creating a

Immigration centre detainess win first step in bid for inquiry into ‘widespread abuse’

By Sian Harrison22nd May 2018News England

Two former detainees at a scandal-hit immigration centre have won the first stage of a High Court bid for a public inquiry into alleged “widespread abuse” by officers. The two

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

By Hayden Smith16th May 2018News England

The chief inspector of prisons has voiced fears that inmates may have taken their own lives because they could no longer face life at a violent and drug-ridden jail. Peter

Officer failed to carry out correct checks on man who died in custody

By Richard Vernalls16th May 2018News England

A police custody officer failed to carry out half-hourly checks on a man in custody who later died in his cell, investigators concluded. The Independent Office for Police Conduct (IOPC)

Watchdog raises ‘serious concerns’ over excessive restraint of asylum seekers

By Hayden Smith14th May 2018News England

Asylum seekers were subjected to excessive use of restraints after escort staff were given “dire” warnings about the potential for disruption on a removal flight, an inspection report found. HM

RCN calls for action over prison Spice epidemic putting nurses at risk

By Ella Pickover14th May 2018News England

Leading nurses warn that the Spice epidemic sweeping British prisons is putting nursing staff at risk. The Royal College of Nursing (RCN), which is holding its annual congress in Belfast,

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‘Seni’s law’ mental health restraint reforms receive approval from MPs

Up to three staff for every foreign national on immigration removal flights

Gwent scheme will see first time offenders offered course to avoid court

Inspectors praise results of incentive scheme at young offender institution

Immigration centre detainess win first step in bid for inquiry into ‘widespread abuse’

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

Officer failed to carry out correct checks on man who died in custody

Watchdog raises ‘serious concerns’ over excessive restraint of asylum seekers

RCN calls for action over prison Spice epidemic putting nurses at risk

Waspi women criticise ‘bizarre and unjustified’ ruling out of compensation

Sara Sharif’s father and stepmother branded ‘executioners’ as pair are jailed for life

Letby legal team seeks fresh bid to challenge convictions of child serial killer

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Tag: Custodial Care

‘Seni’s law’ mental health restraint reforms receive approval from MPs

Women caught up in cycle of offending due to chronic lack of housing support

Up to three staff for every foreign national on immigration removal flights

Gwent scheme will see first time offenders offered course to avoid court

Inspectors praise results of incentive scheme at young offender institution

Immigration centre detainess win first step in bid for inquiry into ‘widespread abuse’

Inspector criticises ‘appalling’ suicide and self-harm rates at HMP Nottingham

Officer failed to carry out correct checks on man who died in custody

Watchdog raises ‘serious concerns’ over excessive restraint of asylum seekers

RCN calls for action over prison Spice epidemic putting nurses at risk