Waterside Press invites you to apply to attend the launch of
Servant of the Crown
A Civil Servant’s Story of Criminal Justice and Public Service Reform
THE RT HON SIR JOHN CHILCOT GCB
DAVID FAULKNER CB
DR CATHERINE HADDON, INSTITUTE FOR GOVERNMENT
2 for 2.15pm, Wednesday 8 October 2014
Coffee, tea, book signing and conversation from 4pm
Books will be available to purchase
Venue
The Institute for Government
2 Carlton Gardens, London SW1Y 5AA
RSVP by email or by telephone 01256 882250.
by Roger Statham
David Cornwell is grappling with an important issue in Mercy: A Restorative Philosophy and illuminates his subject well. After a lifetime working in criminal justice he has a better understanding than most of the way it works and of its impact on the individual.… Read more “Review of Mercy”
Confessions of a Prison Chaplain
by Mary Brown
‘Engaging, thought-provoking… contributes to our understanding of the hidden, often neglected world of prison‘: Juliet Lyon
Published May 2014, Mary Brown’s engaging new book describes the ‘lifeline’ work of the prison chaplaincy.… Read more “Launch Party for Confessions of a Prison Chaplain”
Former gang leader Justin Rollins, now a youth worker and author of The Lost Boyz and Street Crhymes, talks to LBC Radio about his experiences and thoughts on reports that the number of gang crimes is falling. He explains some of the reasons why young people are drawn into gangs and how they can be helped to move away from gang culture.… Read more “Justin Rollins on Why Young People Fall Into Gangs”
Listen to Alan Smith being interviewed about the book by Ted Sullivan on Four-I’s: Alan Smith interview on Four-I’s.
Full information about the book here: Her Majesty’s Philosophers.
