Is overcrowding really a problem in UK prisons?
• 3 of 6 by Sarah Jackson Prisons in the UK are extremely overcrowded, to the point where violent criminals are being sent to open-prisons or being given some form of early release as there are simply not enough beds. Secure or closed prisons are supposed read more • 4 of 6 by Sharon Cooke i have many worries , but i can catagorically state, that the overcrowding in our prisons, is not one of them, overcrowded or not the prisoners in this country, seem to have it made, three meals a day, they can watch the tv, read more • 5 of 6 by Charlotte Osullivan The Number of Prisons held in British prison is at an all time high. I was written in the press the other week that there are now new measure to limit the amount of people judges and magistrates are sending to prison and also read more • 6 of 6 by Lady Dorell It was announced by the Action for Prisoners’ Families (APF) that prison does little to reduce re-offending but; “instead tears families apart causing financial hardship, stigma and
