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17/04/2019
Earlier this week, the BBC reported that the number of people dying while on probation in England and Wales had risen by almost a third in […]
27/03/2019
Considering it was a cold and inhospitable night to see three short plays at the Rep Theatre in Birmingham, a warm atmosphere was created by an […]
22/03/2019
Hundreds of Prison Officers marched through Westminster on Wednesday (20th March) demanding action against soaring levels of violence, an end to private prisons, and a fair […]
13/03/2019
Following the damning NAO report earlier this month, the Public Accounts Committee, will now review the progress of TR since their last inquiry into the running […]
13/03/2019
This Saturday 16th March is UN Anti-Racism day. Anti-racist and anti-fascist groups across the world will be marching in opposition to the far-right and against the […]
08/03/2019
Compulsory gender pay gap reporting revealed that men are paid more than women in 7,795 of 10,016 employers in Britain. Frances O’Grady reported that it will […]
08/03/2019
It was announced today that Holloway Prison has been sold to a housing developer in an £81.5m deal. The site is expected to provide 1,000 homes […]
25/02/2019
Members, mostly working in the CRCs, who are not eligible to be active members of the Local Government Pension Scheme may see their pension contributions increase […]
20/02/2019
Stop press one: Diane Abbott, MP for Hackney North and Stoke Newington & Shadow Home Secretary has just accepted our invitation to speak at the conference. […]
15/02/2019
‘The Edridge Fund of Napo was pleased to accept a cheque for £2,065 from Marion Colverd of the Trade Union Fund Managers (TUFM) in a presentation […]
07/02/2019
Napo has made strong representations to senior HMPPS management following the innaccurate statement by Aurelius earlier this week on the future of the Working Links CRCs. […]
01/02/2019
At the most recent Trade Union Engagement meeting (where the Unions meet with the NPS Employer) the NPS confirmed that 400 people had been overpaid by […]