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Video courts: New report calls into question the rush towards virtual justice
"My impression is that it's a sausage machine-like process, where defendants are treated as numbers". Legal advisor on video hearings The…
Action plan launched to end UK labour exploitation
A new report released today by Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX), sets out an action plan to end worker exploitation…
New report reveals huge disparities in income for ethnic minority women
Economic analysis from Women's Budget Group and Runnymede Trust has found that the poorest black and Asian families will suffer a…
New Chair of Trustees for Barrow Cadbury Trust
We are very pleased to announce that our new Chair of Trustees from 21 October 2017 will be Erica Cadbury,…
The Decline of Crisis and Community Care Support in England
A report published today finds that local welfare schemes are on the brink of collapse and argues the Government needs…
T2A responds to Lammy Review
T2A welcomes the findings and recommendations of the Lammy Review published today. Whilst the number of young adults in the prison population…
The case for a new post-Brexit immigration system
According to a new report from independent think tank British Future, most Leave voters would support skilled migration from the…
Survey of English attitudes shows increased tolerance but growing divisions
Hope not Hate has launched the fourth edition of its Fear and Hope study of English attitudes on race, faith,…
Is Brexit increasing the risk of modern slavery?
A new report from Focus on Labour Exploitation (FLEX) and the Labour Exploitation Advisory Group (LEAG) claims that Brexit could…
Peterborough Social Impact Bond shown to cut reoffending and make investor returns
Social Finance and the One Service have proclaimed the Peterborough Social Impact Bond, designed to reduce reoffending among short-sentenced prisoners,…
Howard League's 'Judging Maturity' report calls on Sentencing Council to develop formal sentencing principles for young adults
The Sentencing Council should work towards developing formal sentencing principles for young adults, similar to the principles that are in…
Does Local Government work for Women?
A hard-hitting new report concludes that local government is ‘not fit for the future’ as a result of a range…
How Britain's asylum system fails the most vulnerable
Refugee Action have launched Slipping Through the Cracks: how Britain’s asylum system fails the most vulnerable. Refugee Action tracked 315…
Civil society urged to act and unlock the potential of British Muslims for the benefit of all
A new report by the Citizens Commission on Islam, Participation and Public Life, The Missing Muslims – Unlocking British Muslim…
Helen Rachel Cadbury, 24 March 1965-30 June 2017
The Trust is very sad indeed to report that our Chair, Helen Cadbury, died from cancer on Friday, in York…
