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  • Thameside is a privately run male prison in Thamesmead, London.

  • Turnaround is a youth early intervention programme led by the Ministry of Justice.

  • Mandatory requirements and guidance for prison and probation staff involved in the recall, review and re-release of recalled prisoners.

  • The Ministry of Justice uses Record Retention and Disposition Schedules (RRDS) to manage its compliance with the Public Records Acts.

  • Altcourse is a privately run male prison in Liverpool.

  • Comprehensive list of all prison and probation policy frameworks issued.

  • This policy framework sets out the process for the security categorisation of adult male and young adult male offenders.

  • Rules and guidance for staff and prisoners on the new Prisoner Complaints Policy Framework.

  • A list of approved premises located in the Greater Manchester region of the Probation Service, with phone numbers of each building.

  • Fosse Way is a privately run prison in Leicester.

  • Low Newton is a prison and young offender institution (YOI) in Brasside, near Durham, for women aged 18 and over.

  • Information about Registered Intermediaries as part of the Ministry of Justice Witness Intermediary Scheme.

  • Dartmoor is a men’s prison in Devon.

  • Askham Grange is an open prison and young offender institution (YOI) in Askham Richard, near York, for women aged 18 and over.

  • Revised in accordance with section 25(4) of the Criminal Procedure and Investigations Act 1996.

  • A list of approved premises located in the North West region of the Probation Service, with phone numbers of each building.

  • Information on the change to automatic release dates for some prisoners so they leave after serving 40% of their sentence, rather than the current 50%.

  • Doncaster is a privately run male prison in Doncaster, South Yorkshire.

  • Policy and guidance for prison and probation professionals in England and Wales.

  • How you can expect to be treated by the police if you are a witness to a crime or incident, and if you are asked to give evidence in a criminal court.