The concept of Making Tax Digital (‘MTD’) was introduced in 2015 when the then government set out a roadmap
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Life inside can be hard. Your thoughts can feel busy, and your emotions can be strong. Sometimes it’s not
On a number of occasions I have had the opportunity to discuss education within prisons with Maria Navarro, Ofsted’s
In my last article I covered the basics of Making Tax Digital (‘MTD’) and how it will impact those
HMRC states that their digital initiatiave Making Tax Digital (‘MTD’) will make it easier for individuals and businesses to
In the most dark, claustrophobic place Is a fear of all fears unknown If its presence is known And
The Criminal Cases Review Commission (CCRC) is the only official body set up to investigate miscarriages of justice. We
A guide to experiencing time differently I completely understand why you would think that being in prison is a
How contemplative decision-making can unlock inner freedom In the complex tapestry of life, decision-making acts as a compass guiding
I am not proud of this yet – but what a lesson. In my crazy drinking days, I assaulted
With our jails beset with problems, Channel 4’s prison drama Screw is returning for a second season. Rachel Billington
Born in Liverpool – proud to see Sad little child I turned out to be Sometimes hungry, always sad
A report from the Traveller Movement, ‘Available but not Accessible’, reveals the barriers that Romany Gypsies and Irish Travellers
In October 2022, New Futures Network launched Unlocking Hospitality to increase employment of prison leavers into jobs in hospitality.
The do’s and don’ts to maximise your chances of success Parole is one of the most important milestones for
You may have come across the Prisons and Probation Ombudsman (PPO), as you or someone you know might have
In response to the letter ‘No such thing as a double-cell’ in a recent issue, I do completely agree.
Just lately we have been receiving a lot of post about the food in prison. Food, to be honest,
I am writing in response to the Mailbag from Louis Burdett at HMP Long Lartin (‘Why no lighters in
With little let up in the prison population, cutbacks in regimes and lots of change, it is no surprise