By Jonathan Ley, Founder & CEO, Make Time Count Today Read the report here: https://embed.documentcloud.org/documents/25881132-tcjc-full-report/?embed=1 Make Time Count welcomes the vital work and urgent findings of The Times Crime and Justice Commission. The report's diagnosis of a system in
By Jonathan Ley, Founder & CEO, Make Time Count Today Read the report here: https://committees.parliament.uk/publications/46849/documents/241098/default/ Make Time Count welcomes the Committee of Public Accounts' Twelfth Report on Crown Court backlogs. Its stark assessment of a system in crisis resonates
We want to provide staff from working within Prison.. For the third time, Make Time Count has been successful in our InnovateUK smart grant application. According to Innovate assessor “the project tackles an important social problem in rehabilitation
A packed auditorium at the BT Tower. A City Forum roundtable, entitled “Transforming Criminal Justice, people, prevention, prisons.” It seemed the day had been written for the challenges Make Time Count has been addressing. From the opening remarks given
RAND Europe’s Assessment and Data Analysis: Examining the Use of Out of Court Disposals (OOCD) for Adults with Health Vulnerabilities RAND Europe, commissioned by the Ministry of Justice (MoJ) and in partnership with Get the Data and Skills for
Oops, we did it again…. Again. For the third time, Make Time Count has been successful in our InnovateUK smart grant application. Following two successful projects, firstly to digitise the out-of-court resolution process for police, and secondly to address
They say it takes a village to raise a child, but what if it takes an entire community to rehabilitate an individual? In a recent episode of The Rest Is Politics podcast, Rory Stewart, former former Minister of State
Your parcel is eight steps away and should be with you in 25 minutes. Your pizza has been put in the oven and will be ready for collection in 10 minutes. Your dentist appointment is tomorrow morning at 9
DTOA with Make Time Count Starting in August 2024, Kent Police will pilot their Drug Tests on Arrest operations (DTOA) on Make Time Count's Platform. When an individual is either a) arrested for a drug related offence or b)
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
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