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Here, we do not have 24/7 access to call loved ones and family. The phones cut off at 11pm
A training scheme called HMP Academies launched three years ago by the Ministry of Justice has been abandoned after
A 33-year-old female nurse has been struck off the Nursing Register after a conviction for smuggling an illegal phone
Highly experienced chiropodist Lady Deborah Knight Griffiths has been banned from working within her profession, after being found guilty
A nurse who worked in HMPs Pentonville, Huntercombe, and Wormwood Scrubs has been struck off the nursing register for
Sittin down the Seg 14 day Block time. Wish I had Sum tech get my gal up on the
The emergency care of a prisoner who collapsed and died in HMP Humber has been criticised by Prisons and
I write in regard to an issue I have encountered frequently here at Dovegate. The Allocations department is meant
Prisoners taking education courses could receive points for participation that would lead to reductions in sentences, according to newspaper
When a prisoner suffered a heart attack in his locked cell, his cellmate pressed the cell’s emergency bell –
I would like to reply to the Mailbag ‘Why the difference?’ (June). I have just read that the same
In an exclusive interview, drill rapper Tel Money tells Inside Time about his career, prison time, and plans to
Yet again, HM Prison and Probation Service are screwing us over with the canteen prices. According to TV news,
For the seventh winter in a row since this prison opened, the heating has again failed. The same old
Anyone who’s done any amount of reading in prison will know my pain: you wade through a 600- page
A long-planned event in which a rare early Shakespeare folio was to be exhibited at HMP Birmingham was called
One in eight prison officers took time off work for mental health reasons last year, according to figures from
Please give us old boys some respect. All the years I have been coming to prison it has not
Barristers in England and Wales have ended their strike which had delayed thousands of criminal cases. The Criminal Bar