In my last article I covered some of the Anti-Money Laundering (‘AML’) practices adopted by banks, solicitors and even car ...

More than half of all people sent to prison have a learning difficulty or disability (LDD), new Government figures suggest.

The prison system is “teetering on the edge of disaster”, with prisoners held in crumbling buildings awash with drugs and ...

It can be hugely rewarding to help people to live more independent, healthier lives. And right now, the health and social ...

Thank you to Inside Time for reporting on the illegal practice of charging prisoners for their cell kettles. I have been here ...

Prisoners at HMP Addiewell, in Scotland, are making sleeping pods to be used by a local charity to keep rough sleepers warm ...

Intelligence on prisoners who are involved with organised crime, including drug supply and violence, is being analysed by ...

A 48-year-old mother-of-two has been spared jail after smuggling up to £10,000-worth of class A drugs into HMP Berwyn in ...

Two coroners have warned that prison officers lack training in first aid, following inquests into the deaths of prisoners. ...

I’m writing in relation to the Mailbag entitled ‘Just a blatant rip-off’ (August 2024), where a prisoner is querying the cost ...

Andrew Malkinson, who spent 17 years for a crime he never committed, says he has still received no compensation for the ...

I’ve been here since March 2024. When I came to prison I could not read or do maths, so I was told about the Shannon Trust ...