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Unlocking change: our policy manifesto
Key legislative changes that will make the system fairer for people with criminal records
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Court delays are unfairly keeping young people anchored to their past
Unlock CEO Angela Cairns explains how a loophole in disclosure rules means the courts crisis is holding young people back
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Introducing Dr Jo Easton: Unlock’s new Director of policy and advocacy
In this quickfire Q&A Jo talks about what brings her to Unlock, what drives her - and her surprising previous career.
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Call for participants: university applications
Share your experiences of applying to University with a criminal record
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Criminal injuries compensation – make your voice heard now
There's just one week left to respond to the government consultation
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Civil death, civic dignity: exploring dis/enfranchisement through art
Guest author Dr Bethany Schmidt writes about an exciting new art project
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Call for evidence: Criminal Injuries Compensation Scheme
Share your views and help us hold the government to account
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Redeveloping the disclosure calculator
Digital and Communications Manager Ruth Davies explains what's changed and why
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PCSC has passed – but people with criminal records still face a long wait
A lack of joined up thinking will stop key changes taking effect for at least a year
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Cost of all DBS checks reduced
The new costs will take effect from 6 April
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Criminal injuries compensation and ‘undeserving’ victims
Having a criminal record should not mean victims of serious crime are denied the recognition and compensation they need
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Take action for a fairer criminal records system
Introducing the FairChecks campaign - and how you can help
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Unlock responds to the Prisons Strategy White Paper
Read a summary of our official response to the government consultation
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Turing pardons: do the proposed changes go far enough?
To mark LGBTQIA+ History Month, we take a closer look at the recently announced changes to the scheme.
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Call for evidence: university admissions
Tell us about your experiences applying to university with a criminal record