Interesting. And also a shame we had to go through all that in the first place ... x.com/charliebrooker…

National launch of #area classification developed by James Hunter for #police forces that identifies #community #engagement profile of all neighbourhoods across England College of Policing. Free event on 30 July Nottingham Trent University Read more & register here: bit.ly/2LEBaCa

Evaluation opportunity - do take a look:

Thank you! James Hunter @ThompsonBeccy

We won! Centre for Crime, Justice and Policing

Congratulations to the team! Including those on Twitter @ThompsonBeccy James Hunter

Thank you Sid Bandyopadhyay!

Probation has been handled disgracefully theguardian.com/society/2020/j… It was obvious that operational failure, massive expense and complex bureaucratic fragmentation awaited a part-privatised system, say professors Lol Burke and Steve Collett in letter to The Guardian

Doing criminological research can be daunting, hard work and emotional, esp for doctoral students. So Dr Jaime Waters, me & colleagues decided to look into it further. Our findings are here: The emotional labour of doctoral criminological researchers journals.sagepub.com/doi/full/10.11…

| Prof Eddie Kane, Dr Emily Evans (Emily Evans) and UON colleagues have published a new study into liaison and diversion in police custody, currently being rolled out to all forces. Russell Webster article here: russellwebster.com/liaison-and-di… Article itself: onlinelibrary.wiley.com/doi/full/10.10…

Exciting to hear of the public launch of this project featuring a workstream lead by our IGI Birmingham colleague Dr Kari Davies.

A colleague has begun work on this research project about the #PostOfficeScandal - important stuff: evidencebasedjustice.exeter.ac.uk/post-office-pr…

This might be a bit of a reach but a few months ago I saw this referenced in something else I was reading. I've since purchased a physical copy but would love to know if anyone has contact details for the author?! John R Lambert, book written in 1970.

Research on topics such as child sexual abuse can be emotionally demanding in ways that surpass many other lines of work. There are ways to prepare and protect researchers before and during these projects. Amy Burrell et al. School of Psychology, University of Birmingham nature.com/articles/s4427…

The College of Policing has published reports by CCJP researchers on policing interventions for county lines, child exploitation & out-of-court panels as part of the Vulnerability & Violent Crime Programme. Find here college.police.uk/research/vulne… Sid Bandyopadhyay Emily Evans IGI Birmingham

It was great to speak with Emily Evans and Richard Garside about research conducted at Centre for Crime, Justice and Policing VAWG and knife crime at the event organised in conjunction with Centre for Crime and Justice Studies , thanks a lot Preet Kaur Gill MP for hosting. College of Social Sciences

Dr Nicky Miller is now concluding the #pkfshowcase2017. Praises the sheer scale of the work and says she is proud that the collaborations have highlighted the benefits of partnership between police and academia.

What a massive surprise. Thank goodness for inspection bodies who can hopefully inform policy decisions... x.com/russwebt/statu…

Summary of my presentation at the 10th Seminar of Probation and Social Work in Justice, Fribourg Nov 2017 is now on the @CEP_prob website: bit.ly/2E2xO9l. Thanks for the opportunity Natalia Delgrande!

Calling all academics and researchers! Have you tried to access data held by @MOJGOVUK for research purposes? We’re trying to improve access and would welcome your views: goo.gl/eSxDq8. Please RT and share with your networks.