Nacro responds to Rt Hn. Alan Milburn’s Young People and Work interim report, out today.
Nacro responds to the new Government white paper on Youth Justice announced Monday 18th May 2026, including plans for earlier intervention and addressing root causes of youth crime.
Read our full comment from Nacro’s Chief Executive, Enver Solomon.
Nacro’s Chief Executive Enver Solomon responds to the tragic news of the death of a child in Feltham Young Offender Institution.
HMIP conducted an unannounced inspection of HMP Manchester in January 2026, more than 15 months after the last visit. HMIP found “Manchester prison remains in a precarious state, and is continuing to perform at unacceptably low levels.” Read Nacro’s response.
Today, Nacro responds to the Ministry of Justice’s announcement it will expand electronic tagging in England and Wales, as tens of thousands of people will be released from prison wearing real-time tracking tags in the largest expansion of electronic tagging in British history.
Nacro responds to news that prison documents show the Government’s plan to tackle the IPP scandal do not go far enough, and will leave at least 500 prisoners languishing without release by 2030 – 18 years after the abolition of IPP sentences.
Nacro responds to the Government’s plan to provide every young person carrying a knife with tailored support (11.02.2026). This is a positive move towards a youth justice system focussed on care and prevention.
Nacro comments on Sir Brian Leveson’s independent review into the criminal courts.Â
Today (13.01.2026), we respond to the HM Inspectorate of Prisons report on reading in prisons. We welcome the report’s findings and Charlie Taylor’s call for prisons to learn from the best examples of literacy education in prisons.Â
