Collaborating to change the shape of justice for women

In 2030 The Worshipful Company of Weavers, the oldest of the City of London’s livery companies will be 900 years old. Those 900 years of tradition and patronage include supporting criminal justice voluntary organisations for the last 50 years.

SDS40 – the policy and next steps

This blog provides clarity on the Government's new measure to reduce time served in prison for certain people currently serving Standard Determinate Sentences.

RR3 recruitment - Wales seat

Are you a senior leader from the voluntary sector with expertise on the criminal justice system in Wales?

Do you work in the voluntary sector and have current experience of delivering services in the criminal justice system in Wales and expertise in We

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 841 | 26 July 2024

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The King’s Speech 2024: what the voluntary sector working in criminal justice need to know

We have summarised the 2024's King's Speech down so you don't have to. Read on to discover what's most important to you.

Understanding the role and value of a chair: insights from a Clinks Trustee

Simon Ruding, a Clinks Trustee, shares his experiences and perspectives on the role Clinks' Chair has within the organisation.

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 840 | 19 July 2024

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Clinks statement on the Lord Chancellor's prison capacity announcement

Clinks welcomes swift decisions to alleviate prisons crisis and calls for immediate resettlement support for people leaving prison

Please see below for Anne Fox's statement on today's announcement by the Lord Chancellor.

Consultation on the White Paper on Ending Homelessness in Wales

Clinks provided a response to the Welsh Government's consultation on ending homelessness in Wales.

Clinks Light Lunch | Issue 839 | 12 July 2024

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