Noori Piperdy

Policy nerd | House of Commons Justice Select Committee staff | Usually liking tweets on charities, cats and politics ofc | Views own etc

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

We want your views for our new inquiry on children and young adults in the secure estate ⬇️

The deadline for written submissions is on 13 March: https://t.co/pqH7BdKqK3

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

Dire prison conditions are putting the reduction of rehabilitation and reoffending at risk.

We have published a report which details our conclusions and recommendations to the Government:

https://t.co/7T3blJ7KVy

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

CHANGE OF TIME: today's session with Lord Timpson will now start at 1.30pm.

You can watch on Parliament Live: https://t.co/YbZmzcNUcZ

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

During our recent session on rehabilitation and resettlement, we focused on health and well-being services in prisons.

Here, Dr Russell Green from @PracticePlusGrp illustrates the link between purposeful activity and good mental health ⬇️

[Leon Lynch @LeonNathanLynch]

Proud to be featured in Barristers—a new Channel 4 docuseries which offers a unique insight into life at the criminal Bar.

Starts Tuesday, 10pm.

Think it’s not your thing? Watch it anyway. You never know when the law might find you wanting... #Barristers #Channel4

[Dan Tomlinson MP @dantomlinsonmp]

Shout out to all the Commons staff will be working hard to make today's recall of Parliament work.

E.g. MPs were notified late last night that the Commons Library were busy yesterday evening updating their briefing on UK steel. The catering staff will I'm sure be on site ready to make sure 650 MPs and any staff who travel in are looked after. I called the Speakers office last night for advice, and a friendly staff member answered my queries about the day ahead. And of course there'll be many more - from security staff to Hansard writers, and everyone else who keeps everything running for our democracy.

Thanks to all of you!

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

During our evidence session investigating rehabilitation and reoffending, @CommonsEd guest Member @MarkJSewards asked @LeeOwston, National Director for Education at @Ofstednews, about factors impacting education in Young Offender Institutions (YOIs)

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

In November we visited HMP Brixton as part of our work on prisons ⬇️

https://t.co/2njKeCLm8Z

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

We are holding a hearing on the rehabilitation and resettlement of offenders, including prison regimes, purposeful activity and support in the community.

We will hear from organisations and charities:

@Nacro | @Clinks_Tweets | @WIP_live | @the_AYJ | @PRTuk

[Justice Committee @CommonsJustice]

We have launched a new inquiry examining the cycle of reoffending in England and Wales ⬇️

We'll cover:

1⃣ levels of reoffending
2⃣ rehabilitation in prisons
3⃣ resettlement services and alternatives to custody

Find out more on our website: https://t.co/2wsZDMu3GN

[UK House of Commons @HouseofCommons]

Parliament is back but where are the select committees? The process of setting up select committees has started. Find out more about what happens next https://t.co/dWol34eXkh

[Owen Sheppard @owen_sheppard]

We're hiring!

It's a fun gig - you're right in Parliament, always learning about how the country works, about different policy areas and our political system. You're holding Govt to account, advising senior MPs and working with journos, not against them.
https://t.co/LIyvok2ER9

[Tom Wells @TomWellsLSF]

Well @thekillers just did the coolest thing ever on stage as England won the semi final...

#ENGNED #ItsComingHome

[Hansard Society @HansardSociety]

🧵 One of the first tasks of the new Parliament is to elect Select Committee chairs. The Speaker will inform party leaders today how many chairs each party is entitled to. But how are the chairs allocated to parties, and how do the elections work? (Image: ©UK Parliament) 1/

[PBE @ProBonoEcon]

🔔New PBE analysis shows 1 in 10 MPs have experience in children and education charities.

In total, children & education charities will have 70 MPs with an understanding of the challenges and opportunities in the sector.

[Noori Piperdy @noori_piperdy]

RT @krishgm: Watch this it’s fascinating - I asked James Timpson what he’d do about prisons and sentencing if he was in charge. He believes…

[Jess Phillips @jessphillips]

It's quite hard to get on with your job when everyone is losing their minds.

[katharinesj.bsky.social @KatharineSJ]

Podcasts featuring the brilliant @Kathy_CEO_CE & others sharing some of the learning from @Childrenengland …

[Children England @Childrenengland]

Children England is now closed, but we always said we wanted to close loudly and proudly - and today we can offer you our 5 episodes of Legacy Podcasts

We hope will resonate with the charities, children & families sector, fellow infrastructure bodies....
https://t.co/t5l0rLzo6t