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Tuesday briefing: How the 'unjust' IPP prison sentence scandal ruined thousands of lives | - Vimarsana News

Tuesday briefing: How the 'unjust' IPP prison sentence scandal ruined thousands of lives |

Imprisonment for public protection, or IPP, was envisaged as a tough measure on UK crime – but it has had devastating effects on thousands and their families

Why are there so many prisoners in England and Wales? The crisis explained - Vimarsana News

Why are there so many prisoners in England and Wales? The crisis explained

More than 87,000 people are serving prison sentences, and the numbers are growing. But plans to cut the numbers being jailed may have little impact

'It's bittersweet': MoJ sentencing changes will bring freedom for some | UK criminal justice - Vimarsana News

'It's bittersweet': MoJ sentencing changes will bring freedom for some | UK criminal justice

Overhaul announced by MoJ only applies to offenders not currently in jail – which some say does not go far enough

How I turned prisoners' misery into reading pleasure: the brilliant story of Bang Up Books | Books - Vimarsana News

How I turned prisoners' misery into reading pleasure: the brilliant story of Bang Up Books | Books

When I heard Covid was keeping inmates in cells, I drove a car load of donated books to Pentonville. It became a project that now delivers thousands of books to British jails

This story of an ex-convict who served multiple prison sentences as a consequence of his violent crimes and went on to turn his life around is proof that prisoners can be rehabilitated, writes author and film-maker CHRIS ATKINS - Vimarsana News

This story of an ex-convict who served multiple prison sentences as a consequence of his violent crimes and went on to turn his life around is proof that prisoners can be rehabilitated, writes author and film-maker CHRIS ATKINS

CHRIS ATKINS: I gave Marc Conway a wide berth when he arrived at Spring Hill open prison. He was an intimidating figure - late 30s, heavyset, with thick black hair and a growling, sarf London accent.