Drawing my way out of prison: an artist’s postcard diary of life inside
Erika Flowers arrived at HMP Holloway in 2014. As the Serco van approached the prison gates she began her six-year
Erika Flowers arrived at HMP Holloway in 2014. As the Serco van approached the prison gates she began her six-year
The number of those serving controversial indeterminate sentences for public protection has plateaued due to a sharp rise in recalls
Assaults on prison staff in England and Wales are at their second-highest in the last ten years, according to the
Claire Bonham (left) with Lib Dem leader Jo Swinson (right)
Prisoners’ rights have been the centre of controversy for many years, with last month’s announcement they were to be allowed
Three prisoners committed suicide in HMP Wandsworth last year as fears grow about the upward trend of self-harm in prisons
A Minister of Justice spokesman apologised today for ‘unacceptable’ misleading figures under-representing the extent of overcrowding in prisons, months after
Wandsworth prisoners are being forced to share single cells as the scale of the overcrowding crisis was revealed today by
A prison union has denounced Brixton prison conditions, criticising the ‘powder keg’ caused by over-crowding, under-staffing, and low officer morale.