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'Prisons 2004'
City University, Islington, London, June 23-25
More information visit 'Events' at www.prisontoday.com
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Troubled inside: Responding to the Mental Health Needs of Men in Prison
Wed 5 May 2004 10am-4pm, Institute of Child Health, University College London
Produced by the Prison Reform Trust
More information visit 'Events' at www.prisontoday.com
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Building relationships between local government and prisons
Middlesbrough, Wednesday, 9th July 2003, 9.30-4.30
People in prison come from local areas and return to them. Without access to housing and employment opportunities in the local community their chances of committing further crime will be high. All prisons are in the area of a local authority, yet there are few formal relationships between prisons and the structures of local government.
This conference will
- Consider the benefits and practical implications of bringing local authorities and prisons closer together.
- Explore how the effective resettlement of ex-prisoners can contribute to strategies to reduce crime and disorder in the community.
- Examine successful practice and in particular the work that has been done in Middlesbrough to arrange for the nearby prisons to contribute to their community.
Contributors will include
- Ray Mallon, Mayor of Middlesborough.
- Sir Jeremy Beecham, Chairman, Local Government Association.
- Martin Narey, Commissioner for the Correctional Services.
- Dr Andrew Coyle, Director, International Centre for Prison Studies.
This conference is part of the Restorative Prison Project. For details contact:
International Centre for Prison Studies, King's College London
Tel: 020 7401 2559 Fax: 020 7401 2577 Email:
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Understanding the Criminal Justice Bill: Issues for policies and practice
Tuesday 8 July 2003, Kensington Town Hall, London
The Criminal Justice Bill will introduce a number of significant changes to
the way crime is dealt with in England and Wales when it becomes law later
this year. Many of the expected changes are highly controversial. This
conference will examine the key elements of the government's bill and give
professionals the opportunity to discuss in detail issues of key concern and
interest.
Contributors will include Martin Narey, Commissioner for Correctional
Services, Paul Cavadino, Chief Executive of Nacro, Una Padel, Director of
Centre for Crime and Justice Studies, Claire Fox, Director of the Institute
of Ideas, Imran Khan, human rights lawyer and Baroness Helena Kennedy QC.
For further details please contact Jon Collins on 020 7840 6448 or email:
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