Reviewed by Billy Little – HMP BullingdonWith the law currently undergoing some significant changes and every penny earned being
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Reviewed by Michael Harrington – HMP KennetThis story revolves around a dry-cleaning shop in Brixton. The shopkeeper, Stephen, is
Reviewed by Matthew WilliamsThis book describes the formation and first decade at Dovegate Therapeutic Community (TC), a privately run
Reviewed by Noel SmithAt one time you could never find an autobiography of a prison officer anywhere (possibly to
Reviewed by Carol Clarke HMP New HallThis is a fun, easy to read little guide to the bits of
Reviewed by Billy Little HMP BullingdonDo you think that you are a relatively good problem solver? Do you consider
Reviewed by Kenneth Moore – HMP PeterheadIn 1974 James Crosbie was doing well for himself, having built up a
Reviewed by Carol Clarke HMP New Hall‘First impressions count’ we tell ourselves when preparing to meet someone new. And
Reviewed by Billy Little HMP BullingdonAt the start of this, ‘Oh woe is me, I’m banged up abroad’, book,
Reviewed by Lucy FordeOut of the Ashes is the story of one man’s struggle through life and, believe me,
Review by Pat Jones, Director, Prisoners Education Trust One of the most painful parts of a prison sentence must
Review by Noel SmithHe knows, first-hand, how broken the British penal system system really is and he’s not shy
Reviewed by barrister Flo KrauseThis book is an absolute godsend for those of us who practice prison law. This
Brian Turner – the ‘soldier-poet’ whose Iraq poetry gave The Hurt Locker its nameReviewed by Alexis McNay, of the
Reviewed by Revd Tom Johns Former Deputy Chaplain GeneralA book by a modest man who has exercised an impressive
Review by Thomas Fairfax – HMP KingstonNot merely in its size, but in its scope, this is a big
Reviewed by Carol Clarke HMP NewhallIf you were transported to a new location whilst unconscious, would you be able
Reviewed by Inside Time’s Lucy FordeOne wonders how interesting it could be to read other people’s letters especially when
For our meeting this month, the Downview group opted to take part in National Prison Radio’s book club by
Andrew Lambert reports from HMP Bullingdon on George Orwell’s 1984The main character is Winston Smith, a civil servant who