Publications

This study reinforces the policy ambition in England and Wales for all women to have support so they can develop and drive their own birth plans. It confirms that women with complex social factors need additional support and care to participate fully in this process – to have input and make choices.

To mark our 25th Anniversary, we have launched new analysis showing the extent of the ‘revolving door’. The revolving door is not inevitable, and it is our goal to stop it by intervening at the critical stage of young adulthood.

In 2018, the Ministry of Justice conducted a consultation – ‘Strengthening probation, building confidence’ – to consider probation reform. Our response brought together our research and policy expertise with the input of people with recent lived experience of the criminal justice system.

This spotlight looks at substance misuse and shares emerging good practice across the UK. Strong evidence links deprivation, social inequalities and substance misuse-related harms. Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) have a vital role to play in improving life chances and reducing crime.

This briefing explains why we believe short prison sentences should be reduced in favour of a smarter approach. The public and the evidence are clear and in agreement that short prison sentences are short-sighted. They are ineffective at tackling petty crime, and we can do better.

This spotlight looks at how Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) are tackling violence against women and girls. Most…

Revolving Doors welcomes the opportunity to respond to this inquiry. We have sought the views of people with…

This timely spotlight focuses on promising and innovative work on young adults that Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs)…

This review looks at the most recent Police and Crime Plans. It focuses on plans for multiple and…

This review looks at the role of families in the lives of people with severe and multiple disadvantage….