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Why prisoners are being called to account
We’ve worked with the Independent to develop a detailed article on the issues around access to banking for people in prison.
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Discussion about the ‘Sarah’s Law’ Offender Disclosure Pilot
Today we took part in a BBC Radio Wiltshire discussion about the ‘Sarah’s Law’ Offender Disclosure Pilot, which you can…
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Barclays opens up to prisoners reaching the end of their sentence
We’ve contributed to a really positive article which featured in todays Mail on Sunday, looking at the work that Barclays…
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Consumer groups urge insurers to back law reform
We are part of a group of consumers groups that are pushing for changes to insurance law, which was featured…
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Radio 4 Money Box discussion – Access to bank accounts for people in prison
We contributed to a discussion on Radio 4’s Money Box about the progress being made on access to bank accounts…
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Reforming the ROA, seeking employment, and employers attitudes
We’ve contributed to a number of radio programmes today. There are three different discussions to listen to below. We’ve been…
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Access to banking and money skills for people in prison
We’ve contributed to a BBC Solent discussion about access to banking for people in prison. You can listen to the…
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Employers should not discriminate against reformed offenders
We’ve contributed to a discussion on BBC Tees about the attitudes of employers towards people with convictions
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Prisoners’ bank accounts a priority
This month we’ve written a letter in Inside Time which explains the importance of access to bank accounts, and the progress made…
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BBC Rip of Britain piece on insurance and convictions
Clip from BBC One programme “Rip Off Britain” with Jennie Bond, Angela Rippon and Gloria Hunniford. Warning about how 7…
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BBC Inside Out piece on insurance with criminal convictions
Below is a clip from BBC One documentary “Inside Out” highlighting how millions of people might have useless insurance policies…
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Arson victim must return £241000 home insurance payout…because she didn’t declare £150 fine
Following the recent Metro article, the same case has been highlighted by the Daily Mail.
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7 million warned of insurance trap
We featured on the front-page of the Metro, which highlighted the case of Michelle Barber, who we’re working with the…
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Difficulties getting insurance
We featured in the ‘People & Opinion’ section of Insurance Times. As an ex-offender, trouble getting cover led Chris Stacey…
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Should minor convictions be wiped from the record?
We contributed to a BBC Radio Wales discussion about minor convictions on police records. You can listen to it below.
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Should minor convictions be removed from police records?
We contributed to a BBC Radio 5 Live discussion about where minor convictions relating to offences committed as a child…
