@iarewt@D_C_W@Official_ColinW@FootballCliches@CDEccleshare Me too. I’m due to circumnavigate Mount Kailash tomorrow in full prostration, and I’d have been utterly lost without these light-hearted yet informative football observations.
@dannykellywords Hi Danny, VFTL and THFC fan,thinking of you in this struggle. I’ve had stage IV cancer since 2009 and last week got ‘signed off’ from cancer surveillance as ten years with no issues. Everyone has their own journey, just plodding on when it got hard was key for me. All the best.
@holland_tom@TheRestHistory Hey @holland_tom - Loved hearing about your MQoS trip but every time I hear a loch described as a lake I wince - they're not the same culturally or linguistically! (Oh, and it is 'dree' in dreich, not 'dry')
20 years ago in June 2004 I was desolate frightened and ashamed...angry and bereft as I entered the prison....fast forward 20 years those tears of pain transformed to joy. Let's go @unlockcharity!
I don't know who Milo is talking about here, but since he has expressed pride in British culture, here are the ways in which his outfit violates British traditions. 🧵
It seems we are more disgusted by sex offences than the act of murder. Ruining someone’s life is condemned more than taking it. This hierarchy exists in prison as well as out.
We know that support of loved ones can make a difference to desistance when people who’ve committed acts that have harmed others are released from prison. Ostracising them increases their risk.
Instead of building more prison spaces, we could make it safer for people to be in the community by ensuring support is available. Helping them build bridges to their community and repair relationships with their secondary victims, those who know and love them who are also harmed by their acts.
What’s it like to stand by someone who’s committed a sexual offence? How do you recover from this trauma?
This week, for @LockedUpLiving me and @wolvercoteman publish a powerful conversation with @rosiejustice12 a woman who’s supported her husband despite his conviction. Her pain is tangible.
From today (12/6/24) at 6am:
https://t.co/1AZFZTBYRK
Great event tomorrow with Ben talking about the unexpected consequences of a life sentence and ageing, Stuart Ware discussing the Care Act and @Psych_SEllis sharing expertise on IPP.
https://t.co/goEmxRhY1o
Great event tomorrow with Ben talking about the unexpected consequences of a life sentence and ageing, Stuart Ware discussing the Care Act and @Psych_SEllis sharing expertise on IPP.
Older people in criminal justice (OPIC) network meeting (https://t.co/FJbkWiXFFb)
When dreadful crimes are in the news, some criminologists show an unsavoury enthusiasm to go on TV / tell the newspapers all about it - despite knowing nothing more than they have picked up from other mass media. This has a meretricious look. Think hard before doing this.
In the latest Probation Quarterly, @ailie_rennie shares the findings from an empirical study of life-sentenced probationers’ experiences with probation post-release. https://t.co/a9dsDzMGBc #probation
"After serving, and I use the word serving mindfully, as a Probation Officer for 21 years with an advise, assist and befriend ethos, I left 12 months ago." 1/6
EVENT: Join @HarryAnnison, @tcguiney, @DavidGauke and @SiScottx tomorrow evening as we discuss the impact of crisis and scandal on achieving prison reform. Sign up below ⤵️⤵️⤵️
@BritishGas Your Homecare insurance has no facility to chat to an engineer and the soonest you can get someone to a faulty boiler is 3 weeks away? Ever thought about embracing technology a little? My boiler is stuck on - going to cost a fortune and waste loads of energy.