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1. www.justiceinspectorates.gov.uk › hmiprisons › wpImproving behaviour in prisons - Criminal Justice Inspectorates

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   We often report on prisons where behaviour is unacceptable, rules are not clear or enforced, staff lack confidence and do not feel supported by leaders, sanctions are not followed up and there is...

2. prisonreformtrust.org.uk › adviceguide › incentivesIncentives | Prison Reform Trust

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   Standard level is for those prisoners who adequately abide by the behaviour principles, demonstrating the types of behaviour required. This means you may be allowed more visits and letters. You may be allowed to have a TV in your cell and to spend more of your money.

3. prisonreformtrust.org.uk › adviceguide › safety-inSafety in prison | Prison Reform Trust

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   The Safety Team (also called Safer Custody or Safer Prisons Team in some prisons) has a responsibility to identify and support prisoners who are at risk of harm to themselves, to others, and from others. You can ask to speak to a member of the Safety Team if you are worried for your safety.

4. doingtime.co.uk › how-prisons-work › how-do-prisonsIncentive and Earned Privileges “IEPs) – DoingTime, a guide ...

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   Each prisoner is set a status within the prison based upon their behaviour. This called your Incentive and Earned Privileges (IEP). Initially you will be given the status of an entry prisoner, which allows you certain number of visits each month and access to TV etc.

5. assets.publishing.service.gov.uk › media › 61af18e38Prisons Strategy White Paper - GOV.UK

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   This White Paper sets out our strategy for prisons over the next two years, as well as our longer-term 10-year vision. It seeks views on how the proposals can bring down stubbornly high rates of reoffending, cut crime and protect the public from harm.

6. www.gov.uk › being-taken-back-to-prisonProbation: Being taken back to prison - GOV.UK

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   You can be taken straight back to prison if you have been released on licence or parole and you break the rules of your probation. This is known as a ‘recall’.

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   How do leaders ensure high standards of behaviour in prisons?

   • Leaders set and reinforced clear boundaries, with an expectation of high standards of behaviour from both prisoners and staff. Expected standards of behaviour were communicated as soon as prisoners arrived at the prison, but so too were the opportunities and rewards for maintaining those standards.

   Improving behaviour in prisons - Criminal Justice Inspectorates

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   What can I do if I'm a prisoner?

   • You will not be allowed anything extra. Standard level is for those prisoners who adequately abide by the behaviour principles, demonstrating the types of behaviour required. This means you may be allowed more visits and letters. You may be allowed to have a TV in your cell and to spend more of your money.

   Incentives | Prison Reform Trust

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   What is a safety team in a prison?

   • The Safety Team (also called Safer Custody or Safer Prisons Team in some prisons) has a responsibility to identify and support prisoners who are at risk of harm to themselves, to others, and from others. You can ask to speak to a member of the Safety Team if you are worried for your safety.

   Safety in prison | Prison Reform Trust

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   Does leadership shape the culture of Prisons and motivate prisoners?

   • Our findings underscore the pivotal role of leadership in shaping the culture of prisons and motivating prisoners. Successful prisons exhibited positive cultures driven by leaders who set and enforced clear boundaries, focused on reward over punishment, showed respect for prisoners and looked after their staff.

   Improving behaviour in prisons - Criminal Justice Inspectorates

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8. news.sky.com › story › prisoners-likely-to-bePrisoners likely to be released earlier as part of Labour ...

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   Jul 8, 2024 · At the moment, prisoners serving standard determinate sentences - those with fixed end dates - are released at the halfway point. Once released, they serve their sentence on licence - meaning they ...