David Gauke, the former Conservative justice secretary whose Independent Sentencing Review formed the blueprint for the Sentencing Act 2026,
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A prison which kept its in-cell phones switched off for most of the day and limited residents to 60
Despite a drop in recorded assaults within Long Lartin high-security prison, Chief Inspector of Prisons Charlie Taylor has said
There’s always something happening on National Prison Radio’s NPR Talk — and June is one of the busiest months
A 36-year-old woman who worked as a prison officer at HMP Long Lartin was found to be having a
The Scottish Prison Service (SPS) was forced to apologise after prison staff hung up the phone on telephone service
Research has highlighted the severe emotional and practical impacts of increasingly long prison sentences on those who serve them
It’s a common complaint of prisoners that officers come up with inaccurate headcounts, leading to everyone being locked in
A prison officer had to be airlifted to hospital after being stabbed at Long Lartin high-security prison. The attack
The men, aged 19 and 33, were detained on 19 May after officers stopped a car near the high-security
Seven drones have been seized, and 18 people have been arrested, as part of targeted efforts to detect and
Seven men have now been handed extensions to their custodial sentences following a ‘prison mutiny’ at Long Lartin high-security
Deaf prisoners have raised concerns over the way they are treated in jail and the difficulties they face in
Three men were arrested in the early hours of Monday, July 1, after police were informed of a drone sighting
In a time of ancient past, in jails made out of stone There, residing prisoners were scared and all
Four men who took part in what was described as a “prison mutiny” at HMP Long Lartin in Worcestershire
We are at the beginning of April, a happy month with Spring already sprung and flowers starting to push
Charlie Taylor, HM Chief Inspector of Prisons, has published a hard-hitting report on the plight of desperately unwell men
The campaign for Jason Moore’s innocence has attracted wide support beyond our family. Remarkably, Tim Darby, the victim’s brother,
‘Being more useful in society brings its rewards’ says businessman who never gave up his dream of a better