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News Archive: 11 July 26, 2005: Police Action on Diversity July 25, 2005: Police Numbers At New High July 22, 2005: Probation Pilot for Compulsory Unpaid Work July 21, 2005: 7% Drop in Crime, Says BCS July 21, 2005: Murder Law Review July 19, 2005: Just Published - Prisons and Probation Ombudsman's Annual Report July 18, 2005: "Magic Mushrooms" Loophole Closed July 5, 2005: New Prison Suicide Figures July 2, 2005: NOMS Chief Exec's Sudden Resignation June 30, 2005: Economic and Social Costs of Crime: New Report June 29, 2005: Doubling of ASBOs "Deeply Worrying" June 28, 2005: Prison Population Increasing Fast June 16, 2005: No Prosecution Over Death Of Roger Sylvester June 16, 2005: Sharp Rise in Prison Suicides June 14, 2005: £84m of Criminal Assets Recovered June 8, 2005: New Violent Crime Reduction Bill June 2, 2005: New Report on Children in Custody July 26, 2005: Police Action on Diversity The police are to step up their drive to encourage the recruitment of ethnic minorities and women. At a joint Home Office and ACPO National Diversity Conference on 'Delivering Diversity in the Police Service' ...more July 25, 2005: Police
Numbers At New High July
22, 2005: Probation Pilot for Compulsory Unpaid Work July 21, 2005: 7% Drop in Crime, Says BCS Crime in England and Wales fell by 7% in the past year, according to the British Crime Survey (BCS). The BCS is accepted by many criminologists as the most authoritative and reliable indicator of crime trends. The BCS has measured people’s experience of crime in the same way for over 20 years... more July 21, 2005: Murder Law
Review
July 19, 2005: Just Published - Prisons and Probation Ombudsman's Annual Report July 18, 2005:
"Magic Mushrooms" Loophole Closed July 5, 2005: New
Prison Suicide Figures July 2, 2005:
NOMS Chief Exec's Sudden Resignation
June 30, 2005: Economic and Social Costs of Crime: New Report June 29, 2005: Doubling of ASBOs "Deeply Worrying" The Home Office today announced measures to help to continue tackling what it labelled “the anti-social behaviour that blights the lives of thousands of people across the country”. At the same time, the Home Office also published figures showing vigorous take-up of Anti-Social Behaviour Orders (ASBOs) by local authorities, police and housing associations... more June 28, 2005: Prison Population Increasing Fast We know that the number of prisoners in England and Wales is increasing. However, the prison population may be growing faster than we might suppose. The Howard League for Penal Reform has revealed... more June 16, 2005: No Prosecution Over Death Of Roger Sylvester Inquest, an independent organisation which monitors the number of deaths in custody, has released a statement from the family of Roger Sylvester following the decision of the Crown Prosecution Service (CPS) that there should be no prosecution in connection with Mr Sylvester's death... more June 16, 2005: Sharp Rise in Prison Suicides In a period of only 14 days in June this year, no less than 13 prisoners have died in the overcrowded prisons of England, according to a new statement from the Prison Reform Trust. The statement points out that... more June 14, 2005:
£84m of Criminal Assets Recovered June 8, 2005: New Violent Crime Reduction Bill Home Office Minister Hazel Blears, who has has overall responsibility for reducing crime and the fear of crime, has announced the Violent Crime Reduction Bill, which contains new powers to ban the manufacture and sale of imitation firearms and tougher sentences for carrying them... more June 2, 2005:
New Report on Children in Custody The following Crimlinks news archives are available:
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January 2, 2009: Prison Suicides Down 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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