There’s been lots of talk recently of unlocking productivity within the public sector. How productivity level improvements lag behind the private sector and are in some cases actually falling. Solving this conundrum is seen as critical to transforming public
1. Faster, Fairer Decisions with the Updated Youth Gravity Matrix We are very excited to announce that we have built in the new NPCC issued Youth Gravity Matrix into our platform, published in September 2023, replacing the 2013 matrix.
The UK justice system is firefighting on multiple fronts. Eroding public safety, court backlogs exceeding 400,000, together with a record-high prison population paints a concerning picture. Labour's 2024 manifesto echoes this concern, pledging to restore neighbourhood policing, prioritise victim
Imagine having a water leak, costing you £500 in lost water. The plumber comes along, says he’s found the source of the leak and it’s going to cost £15,000 to fix. However there is a 60% change that the
I’ve never been to court, never been naughty or unfortunate enough. My experience is limited to TV crime shows with wigs and gowns, and news reports of victims reading tragic statements outside grand buildings. A magistrate friend of mine,
The Criminal Justice System is facing a multitude of challenges, including court backlogs and lengthy waiting times. This can leave both victims and offenders feeling frustrated and dissatisfied. Out of Court Resolutions (OoCRs) offer a potential solution to ease
The current approach to criminal justice and rehabilitation isn't working. Court Backlogs are at record highs, trust in Policing is low and prisons are overcrowded. This puts a strain on the entire criminal justice system, leading to inefficient prosecutions
Last week the Government introduced the new Anti-Social Behaviour Action Plan. The plan recognises that it is unacceptable to live in fear of intimidation or fear of walking alone at night and that Town centres are becoming places that
We've won our second InnovateUK Grant! In October 2021 we began our first InnovateUK project. Working with the NPCC (National Police Chiefs Council) and multiple police forces, we were supporting officers in diverting offenders away from the overwhelmed court and
By Jonathan Ley, CEO and Founder, Make Time Count I’ve lived and worked in Germany on and off over the last 30 years. Since Brexit I’ve also become a dual citizen. It is now my home. One thing I have
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