The Inspiring Futures research report has been published. Find out about its findings and the role the report played in the Anne Peaker Lecture 2024.

Find out about Clinks' Member Advisory Forum and how important it is to us, especially whilst we are recruiting additional members of the forum to make sure that it represents the range and diversity of the voluntary sector.

This blog reflects on the findings from our new 2023 State of the Sector report.

Clinks’ 2023 annual conference focused on making race and justice everyone’s business. We platformed organisations led by and for racially minoritised people in the criminal justice system.

New data highlights significant work needs to be done around homelessness, disproportionality and prison numbers in Wales.

Read why our Head of Influence & Communications, Sam Julius, believes the time is right for a Clinks Thinks re-fresh.

As we re-launch Clinks Thinks, this blog outlines what Clinks Thinks is, its contents, how it was compiled, and how you can utilise the resource in your influencing work.

This blog takes an in-depth look and summarises further detail on the provisions in each Bill that are likely to engage the voluntary sector.

On Tuesday 7 November, the government set its legislative agenda for the next Parliamentary session, announcing a total of 21 Bills. Of those, three focussed specifically on the criminal justice system. Below, we set out some of the key measures that were proposed as part of those pieces of legislation. More details about these Bills, and all the others announced in the speech, can be found in the government’s Background Briefing Notes.

Clinks CEO, Anne Fox, provides her thoughts on the statement made by the Secretary of State for Justice, Alex Chalk, announcing a range of measures to reduce the pressure on prison places.