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We welcome the interim findings of the Lammy Review, which shows worrying rates of bias against BAME groups at many stages of the criminal justice system from arrest through to prosecution in Magistrates and Crown courts. Read more. 

We welcome the interim findings of the Lammy Review, which shows worrying rates of bias against BAME groups at many stages of the criminal justice system from arrest through to prosecution in Magistrates and Crown courts. Read more. 

We are delighted that Nacro has been included within the new apprenticeship training provider register published by the Department for Education (DfE) and the Skills Finding Agency (SFA) earlier this month. Read more.

On the 19 April, with the kind permission of the Speaker of the House of Commons, we brought a year-long celebration of our 50^th anniversary to a close with an evening reception at the Speaker’s House in the House of Commons.

Earlier this year, Nacro was approached by the Learning and Work Institute to take part in national research on the roll out and implementation of the Government’s traineeship programme.

We welcome the findings and recommendation from the Justice Select Committee into the disclosure of youth criminal records inquiry published today.

See Nacro’s response to Justice Secretary prisons reform speech.

On Monday 16 April 2018, BYC hosted a conference at Portcullis House in Parliament to celebrate the successes of the six years of the programme and to consider how BYC’s research on effective resettlement can be adopted by various services. Read more.

Nacro has long called for a fundamental review of the criminal records regime to make it clearer, fairer and more transparent.

In response to the Ministry of Justice £6 million rough sleeping initiative announcement, Nacro Chief Executive, Jacob Tas, said:
“Every month, around 1,000 people are homeless or sleeping rough on release from prison.” Read the full response here.

Nacro’s Director of External Engagement, Helen Berresford, spoke to the Justice Select Committee yesterday as part of their Prisons 2022 inquiry on the future of the prison population.