The voluntary sector has long delivered innovation in criminal justice settings. Matt Uberoi, Clinks London Development Officer, explains how new digital solutions from the voluntary sector in prisons and probation can reduce reoffending.

This August Clinks has held discussions with the sector reflecting on the potential impact of SDS40 on the sector. In this blog, find the key takeaways from these meetings and catch up on what you might have missed.

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.

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

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.

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

In this blog Clinks highlight some key asks and recommendations for a new government, drawing on our 2023 State of the Sector research.  

This blog post provides a snapshot of the general election manifesto points that respond to issues faced by people leaving prison relating to housing and access to stable accommodation.

For Gypsy Roma Traveller month, Clinks Policy and Communication Officer Marianne and Senior Policy Officer at The Traveller Movement Grace discuss the challenges within the criminal justice system.

Following our round up of the major parties' manifestos, we take some time to explore the commitments around sentencing and prisons and the impact they might have on people  in contact with the criminal justice system, and the voluntary organisations who support them.