Custodial Care – Page 43 – Care Appointments

Liverpool prison with falling levels of violence ‘bucks the trend’, say Inspectors

By Hayden Smith20th March 2018News England

A men’s jail where inmates can wear their own clothes and have phones in their cells has been praised by the prisons watchdog. Inspectors found HMP Altcourse had “bucked the

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

By Michael McHugh15th March 2018News Northern Ireland

Staff at Maghaberry Prison have saved the lives of 11 vulnerable prisoners. Inspectors have expressed concern about the care of such inmates in the past and said plans for some

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

By Iain MacDonald14th March 2018Education & Training

Female prisoners – often anguished at being parted from their children – are more likely to commit acts of self-harm than their male counterparts, according to a University of Huddersfield

Detainees held in ‘prison-like’ immigration centre for up to four years, report

By Hayden Smith13th March 2018News England

Foreign nationals have been kept in Britain’s largest immigration removal centre for as long as four years, a watchdog report reveals. Detainees were held in “prison-like” conditions at the facility

Families of young men who died in care of the authorities make legal aid appeal

By Ben Mitchell8th March 2018News England

The families of two young men who died while in the care of the authorities have called for legal aid to be made more available for those fighting well-funded authorities

‘No case to answer’ for police who spied on sister of man after death in custody

By Dave Higgens2nd March 2018News England

Two police officers accused of spying on a woman campaigning about the death in custody of her brother have “no case to answer” a police misconduct hearing has found. The

‘Small army’ leaving prison with desperate choice of destitution or return to crime

By Dan O'Donoghue28th February 2018News England

A “small army of people” are leaving prison without any form of employment or accommodation, a former minister has warned. The latest Government figures reveal that almost a third of

Diane Abbott raises ‘desperate’ situation of Yarl’s Wood detainess in Commons

By Dan O'Donoghue27th February 2018News England

Detainees at the Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre are in a “desperate” situation, ministers have heard. Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott again raised concerns about the conditions at the centre

Officers accused of spying on campaigner ‘would have been following orders’

By Dave Higgens27th February 2018News England

Two police officers accused of spying on a woman campaigning about the death in custody of her brother would have been acting on orders from higher-ranking officers, their lawyers have

Diane Abbott attacks ‘shocking’ treatment of Yarl’s Wood detainees

By Gavin Cordon23rd February 2018News England

Shadow home secretary Diane Abbott has condemned “shocking” treatment of detainees at the Yarl’s Wood Immigration Removal Centre amid claims dozens of women are on hunger strike in protest at

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Liverpool prison with falling levels of violence ‘bucks the trend’, say Inspectors

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

Detainees held in ‘prison-like’ immigration centre for up to four years, report

Families of young men who died in care of the authorities make legal aid appeal

‘No case to answer’ for police who spied on sister of man after death in custody

‘Small army’ leaving prison with desperate choice of destitution or return to crime

Diane Abbott raises ‘desperate’ situation of Yarl’s Wood detainess in Commons

Officers accused of spying on campaigner ‘would have been following orders’

Diane Abbott attacks ‘shocking’ treatment of Yarl’s Wood detainees

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

Liverpool prison with falling levels of violence ‘bucks the trend’, say Inspectors

Vulnerable prisoners’ lives saved as governor praises Maghaberry staff interventions

Proportionately more women committing suicide and self-harm in prison than men

Detainees held in ‘prison-like’ immigration centre for up to four years, report

Families of young men who died in care of the authorities make legal aid appeal

‘No case to answer’ for police who spied on sister of man after death in custody

‘Small army’ leaving prison with desperate choice of destitution or return to crime

Diane Abbott raises ‘desperate’ situation of Yarl’s Wood detainess in Commons

Officers accused of spying on campaigner ‘would have been following orders’

Diane Abbott attacks ‘shocking’ treatment of Yarl’s Wood detainees