Prisoners face tougher punishments for breaking prison rules from 2 September, under changes to the adjudication system announced by
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In a two-part article, a serving prisoner argues that the British public are losing faith in a failing justice
The Perrie Lectures are named after the late Bill Perrie, a prison governor who reflected the concept of humanity
Recently released from a long jail term, Bobby is now an established painter with an ambition to help other prison
More than a century ago, Winston Churchill ordered a report to find out which books were the most popular
From the Scottish Highlands to the Channel Islands, paintings and sculptures created in jail cells go on display to
They’re not searching your cell, they’re doing an important safety job. A Portable Appliance Tester explains what his work
In March, Inside Time exclusively revealed plans for ‘Scandinavian-style’ wings at two London prisons, Pentonville and Wandsworth. They are
Every time a government announces early releases, the same thing happens. Within hours a victim of a serious offence
This month Inside Time launches a new regular column on Scottish prisons and justice, written by a serving prisoner
Fathers in prison have taken part in a four-week course called ‘For Dads Who Can’t Braid’ – teaching them
In a regular column, Nick London describes life in open conditions For nearly two years I’ve reported in this
Inside Time’s political columnist, Charlie Elphicke, has served time both in Parliament and in prison. In his monthly article,
Around one in five UK prisoners is in for a sexual offence. Often hated by the ‘mains’, they are
A serving prisoner argues that the British public are losing trust in a failing justice system – from police
The Mothers’ Union (MU) is a global Christian movement dedicated to strengthening families and supporting communities. Despite our name,
In our monthly column, an ex-prisoner with ‘anger issues’ tries to adapt to the world outside I’ve had a
As you read this behind the high walls of HMP, you would probably sell your soul in order to
Our ‘agony aunt’ Georgia offers advice on personal problems Clients often ask me, “What is self-esteem?” It is a
I spent 15 years inside. During that time I brought numerous judicial review actions and made numerous complaints to