By Jonathan Ley, Founder & CEO, Make Time Count Today The recent publication of the "Independent Sentencing Review: Final report and proposals for reform" is a significant moment for everyone involved in the criminal justice system. It’s a comprehensive
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
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
A rush of blood to the head or a wilful act of criminal damage causing great distress to the property’s owner? According to the Criminal Damage Act 1971, Ronaldo’s case, for knocking a young man’s phone out of his
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