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News Archive 16

April 3, 2003: Prison System in Crisis, Says PRT

April 3, 2006: SOCA Arrives

March 30, 2006: Latest ASBO Figures

March 20, 2006 Killers Subject to Supervision

March 14, 2006: New Campaign On Rape

March 13, 2006: Probation Blog Wants Your Views

March 13 2006: 'Community Sentences Cut Crime' Campaign

March 10, 2006: World Cup Policing and Security Plans

March 1, 2006: Probation Union On "Mismanagement" Claims

March 1 2006: Probation Inspectorate's Report Shows "Mismanagement" of Risk


April 3, 2003: Prison System in Crisis, Says PRT

The Prison Reform Trust (PRT) today released the Bromley briefing prison factfile, showing a system under enormous pressure and a looming overcrowding crisis. The briefing, available for download... more

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April 3, 2006: SOCA Arrives

A new crime-fighting agency will target the biggest criminals using a "sophisticated 21st century approach", according to Prime Minister Tony Blair today. The Serious Organised Crime Agency (SOCA) is a new law enforcement... more

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March 30, 2006: Latest ASBO Figures

Local authorities in England and Wales are continuing to take action against anti-social behaviour, according to the latest set of quarterly Anti-Social Behaviour Order (ASBO) statistics published today... more

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March 20, 2006 Killers Subject to Supervision

It was revealed today that four members of the the six man gang which kidnapped, raped, tortured and murdered 16-year-old Mary-Ann Leneghan in Reading were subject to probation supervision... more

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March 14, 2006: New Campaign On Rape

The Government has launched an advertising campaign warning men that they could go to jail for rape if they have sex without consent... more

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March 13, 2006: Probation Blog Wants Your Views

The Probation Journal is publishing a Special Edition in December 2006, marking the centenary of the Probation Service in England in Wales, on 'The Future of Crime and Rehabilitation'... more

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March 13 2006: 'Community Sentences Cut Crime' Campaign

The Howard League for Penal Reform has launched a campaign to show that 'Community Sentences Cut Crime'. The campaign aims to encourage public and government support for community sentences, and is structured around the Howard League's core beliefs and values that... more:

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March 10, 2006: World Cup Policing and Security Plans

The most comprehensive range of measures ever put in place to help prevent significant football disorder among England fans at this year’s World Cup, were unveiled today by Home Secretary Charles Clarke. The plans, the result of... more

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March 1, 2006: Probation Union On "Mismanagement" Claims

Responding to the publication of the report into the murder of John Monckton, Harry Fletcher, Assistant General Secretary of Probation Union Napo, said:

“The murder was a terrible tragedy and all steps must be taken to minimise the possibility of further serious offences being committed by individuals on prison licence... more

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March 1 2006: Probation Inspectorate's Report Shows "Mismanagement" of Risk

The report into the murder of John Monckton was published yesterday by HM Inspectorate of Probation.

Home Secretary Charles Clarke had commissioned the report on 19 December 2005 when he ordered an urgent investigation into the events surrounding the murder.
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The following Crimlinks news archives are available:

Crimlinks News Archives 18: October-November 2006

Crimlinks News Archives 17: May -September 2006

Crimlinks News Archive 16: March-April 2006

Crimlinks News Archive 15: January-February 2006

Crimlinks News Archive 14: December 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 13: October-November 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 12: August-September 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 11: June-July 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 10: April-May 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 9: March 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 8: February 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 7: January 2005

Crimlinks News Archive 6: December 2004

Crimlinks News Archive 5: November  2004

Crimlinks News Archive 4: October 2004

Crimlinks News Archive 3: August-September  2004

Crimlinks News Archive 2: June-July  2004

Crimlinks News Archive 1: April-May 2004

Crimlinks Complete News Archive

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News Archives Index

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January 1, 2009: Orange Jackets – More Problems

December 29, 2008: Illegal Knives: Greater Punishments

December 17, 2008: Crime & DNA: Home Secretary

December 16, 2008: Prison Service New Race Review

December 12, 2008: de Menezes Inquest Verdict

December 10, 2008: Government Respond To Corston Report

December 4, 2008: PRT Respond To Queen's Speech

December 3, 2008: Queen's Speech

December 1, 2008: Orange Jackets For Offenders Arrive

November 28, 2008: Call To End Orange Clothes For Community Payback

November 25, 2008: Legislation Protects Victims Of Forced Marriage

November 24, 2008: Tasers For Police

November 11, 2008: Independent Review Alleges Prison Service Incompetence

October 17, 2008: Sanctions For Reckless Traders, Says Napo

October 15, 2008: Jobs Axed in Probation, Prisons, And Courts

October 3, 2008: IPCC On Double Fatal Shooting

October 2, 2008: Met Commissioner Sir Ian Blair Resigns


 

 

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