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PRT comment: NAO report on electronic monitoring
Tagging is no substitute for investment in probation and rehabilitation
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PRT comment: new government scheme to protect vulnerable children with a parent in prison
Long-overdue government action will provide welcome support for children with imprisoned parents
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PRT comment: HM Chief Inspector of Prisons’ Annual Report 2025–26
Government must seize opportunity to turn prison crisis into lasting reform
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Join our Lived Experience Advisory Panel
The panel will work closely with our Senior Management Team and Board of Trustees
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PRT comment: Independent review of prisons
Review is an opportunity to examine the deep-rooted challenges facing our prisons
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PRT comment: Domestic murder sentences
Increasing the starting point pre-empts the Law Commission's review and will put pressure on prisons
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PRT comment: HMYOI Parc
Rare positive report shows what’s possible – better standards for children are achievable
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IPP sentences: A legal perspective on “stain” removal
Dr Laura Janes KC (Hon) examines three existing legal measures to reduce the “stain” of the IPP
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PRT comment: IMB 2025 National Annual Report
New report highlights the vital role of IMBs in independent prison scrutiny
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PRT comment: HMIP report on HMP Woodhill
Inspection finds prison failing in its most basic duty of safety and rehabilitation
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Updated guide on terminating IPP and DPP licences
Sentencing Act 2026 changes to IPP/DPP licence review take effect today (1 June 2026)
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Explore the facts about prisons with our new interactive guide
Helping everyone to engage with prison data clearly and confidently
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PRT comment: Safety in custody statistics
Modest improvements mask a decade of declining safety in our prisons
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PRT comment: Independent Review into Releases in Error
Releases in error expose chronic prison staffing and system failures in our justice system
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PRT comment: HMIP report on HMP Manchester
Urgent notifications appear to have become new way for HMPPS to prioritise resources
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Indeterminate sentences for 18-20-year-olds nearly double in a decade
Report reveals urgent need for age-appropriate support for young adults serving long sentences