The Princess of Wales travelled to HMP Styal to meet ex-prisoners and those still serving who have received support from a ...

The Ministry of Justice has commissioned a three-month-long review to find out why prison ‘supply and demand’ failed to match ...

Films warn about gangs Young men and women in Scotland’s HMP & YOI Polmont are making films to warn young people about ...

In September of last year, the Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) launched an online case library of every case it has ...

I’m mentally exhausting; change my mind like the weather Need constant reassurance; and I hold grudges forever I have ...

My first time inside, I was nothing but a child A huge chip on my shoulder, young and free and wild Four and a half years, ...

Art Not Evidence is a campaign “working to stop the misuse of rap music as evidence in criminal trials.” It took its fight to ...

The ups, downs, challenges and triumphs of a prison leaver’s journey ‘One day you’ll look back on this and laugh.’ Sue said, softly, squeezing Jason’s hand, kissing him gently above his blackened ...

In Inside Time’s monthly recipe column, a prison nutritionist provides ideas for creating your own tasty and wholesome dishes An article in The Guardian newspaper last month highlighted the rise ...

The name Philip Zimbardo may not mean a lot to most people, but if I say ‘the Stanford Prison Experiment’ then you may start to know who I mean. Born in 1933, Zimbardo died in October last year.

The first prison I visited was HMP Wandsworth. Standing in the central control point, I was overwhelmed by the noise – clangs, bangs, shouts. I wanted to know what this meant for people ...

Something very exciting is happening at National Prison Radio this month. In a recent survey, NPR received responses from ...