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Social media policy

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Updated on 27th June 2024

Who can complain

an class="excerpt_part">We can investigate a complaint from people who are: serving a prison sentence or on remand (in a public or ong>privateong> prison) in England or Wales held in a secure...an>

Updated on 27th June 2024

Connections – by Ombudsman Adrian Usher

an class="excerpt_part">...I have yet to find anyone in HM Prison and Probation Services or in ong>privateong> prisons, at any rank, to offer a dissenting voice. As one Prison Officer succinctly put...an>

Updated on 5th August 2024

PPO seeks information from authorities in new Call for Evidence

an class="excerpt_part">Operation Deerness has reached a new phase in its investigation today as the PPO issue a Call for Evidence asking relevant authorities and organizations to share information they may hold...an>

Updated on 15th July 2024

Why I need ex-staff to come forward – A Medomsley Detention Centre appeal

an class="excerpt_part">If you were a member of staff or a volunteer who worked at Medomsley Detention Centre, then we need to hear from you. My name is Adrian Usher and I...an>

Updated on 12th September 2024

Partially upheld complaint against the Governors of HMP Sudbury and HMP Oakwood

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Updated on 30th July 2024