Redemption & Justice Awards

'Celebrating the Change Makers'

3rd October 2013

These will be the most inclusive awards for justice ever presented celebrating both the people who change and the people who help to make change possible. Make sure you get involved – partnership opportunities are available.
 
 

  • Prison wing at HMP Lindholme 'worst seen for years'
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    Part of a South Yorkshire prison housing low category inmates is "the worst establishment seen for many years", according to a report. A snap inspection of HMP Lindholme at Doncaster in February found drugs and alcohol widely available throughout the prison. The strongest criticism was of the category D wing, which the report described as "forgotten and neglected". Read more: http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-south-yorkshire-22938297

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    IPP Prison Sentences ‘Damage Staff Morale and Threaten Security’
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    Growing frustration among prisoners still serving the discredited Imprisonment for Public Protection (IPP) sentence is damaging staff morale and potentia

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    Prison experts urge replacement of run down 'dungeons' with 'superjails'
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    More than 30 "run down and poorly located" jails, including some of the prison system's most famous names – Dartmoor, Holloway, Pentonville, Wandsworth and

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  • Bookings and Support

    Book Conferences


    All our conferences are not stand-alone events, speakers ‘wheeled in’ to perform and a day out of the office. Each one will form a part of our broader agenda to challenge and debate the right way to really make a difference within criminal justice. Every conference will be evaluated to ensure that we are hitting the right spot for you and will be a ‘bottom up’ led agenda with a real opportunity for No Offence! members to contribute to the future of criminal justice.

    All conferences will provide an opportunity for focused research in the future and form the actions of a ‘working group’ approach, made up of No Offence! members who have a specific interest, backed up with expertise and passion to join us on our journey. All conferences have a pre-allocated number of free places for ex-offenders to join us so that our audiences are truly cross sector and accessible, to maximise our impact and opportunity at a price you can afford.

    Please note the costs below 'include' vat so do ensure you are selecting the correct option.

    How to book: Booking Information



    Support Us


    We are an award-winning independent community interest company started with private investment from our owners. It is very important to us that our service is free to register and used for the benefit of you all, but as we do not have any external funding we want to make sure that we have enough funds to continue our work within the criminal justice sector long into the future.

    You can help us in many ways:

    Volunteer: we need support posting relevant news and information, moderating the various sections and getting involved with a number of different working groups or representing us at various events we are invited to attend. Maybe you would like to join our small admin team?

    Fundraise: Sponsored run, walk, jump or simply donate. Your support helping us raise funds would be much appreciated and if you have any ideas how you could help us in this way let us know and we will do all we can to promote what you are doing. Contact us for more details or to join our fundraising group.

    Raise awareness: Invite your contacts to register on the website, the more who are registered the louder our voice. Include our logo in your signature to let others know that you are a member or maybe include our logo on your website with a link to directly connect us.

    Attend our conferences: These are intended to be different, topical, interactive, about bringing people together, communicating and show casing the positive and at a price everyone can afford with a number of free places always reserved for ex-offenders to ensure that our audiences are representative and truly cross sector.