Self-Assessment checklist – insidetime & insideinformation
Mar 31, 2020 · By the time you read this article the 2019/20 tax year would have ended on 5 April 2020. Those of you that have a Unique Taxpayer Reference (UTR) and were self-employed prior to entering prison will be expected to complete a self-assessment tax return by 31 January 2021 if you are filing electronically. There is…
PIPE units – insidetime & insideinformation
Apr 1, 2022 · We get regular calls asking us for information about ‘PIPE’ units, often after the possibility of a referral has come up in discussion with staff. PIPEs, which stands for ‘Psychologically Informed Planned Environments’, are residential environments which are specifically designed to support the progression of people with complex needs and personality related difficulties.
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‘I was born into this life, but I wasn’t able for it’
Mar 1, 2022 · Prison breeding ground eventually bred a better man, but it was a long hard Glasgow road for battle weary Johnnyboy Johnnyboy Steele holds the unenviable label of being ‘Scotland’s most punished prisoner’ due to the loss of every day of his remission. As a prisoner he done his time the hard way and, because of…
Kaizen: information for participants – insidetime & insideinformation
Jun 30, 2017 · Earlier this year, the Correctional Services Accreditation and Advisory Panel (CSAAP) recommended that the prison service replace Core and Extended programmes with new offender behaviour programmes, Horizon and Kaizen. We have recently received several enquiries about the new programmes, and noticed that a number of people have been writing to Inside Time about this as…
Inside Time, the prisoners’ newspaper: - insidetime
Nov 30, 2015 · 25 years of news and views behind bars Last month, the Founder and Editor of Inside Time, Eric McGraw gave PET’s Annual Lecture. The lecture, on Monday 2 November 2015, was followed by a discussion with a panel and audience question and answer session. "When I look back to the birth and early development of…
Meet the Editorial Team – insidetime & insideinformation
Noel Smith - Commissioning Editor. Noel Smith – First wrote for inside time in 1994 and continued doing so until he was released on life licence in 2010 and joined inside time ’s editorial team. Better known as ‘Razor Smith’, Noel was born in London in 1960, left school at 14 unable to read and write, and embarked on a career as a criminal that was to last for the next 35 years serving ...
Rule 39 Correspondence – guidance - insidetime
Most inmates at some point during their time in custody will experience problems with what has been commonly referred to as ‘rule 39 correspondence.’ Rule 39 of the Prison Rules 1999 states that any correspondence between a prisoner and his or her legal adviser or a court may not be opened, read or stopped unless…
The National Probation Service and Community Rehabilitation …
Nov 2, 2018 · Darryl Foster and Rachel Hutton In 2013, following consultation, the Probation Service was split. Contracts were given to Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRS) to manage some offenders, splitting the Probation Service into two separate parts. It has recently been announced that by 2022, the Government are withdrawing all private contracts for Probation.
Prison Related Help & Support Organisations – insidetime ...
Whether you are currently in custody, a recently released prisoner, a member of a prisoner's family or a friend, you can find a number of help organisations from this page. The lists of organisations are added to regularly. If you know of any which are not included here, then please contact us with the details…