Videos related to Waterside Press books and authors.
BBC News has used extracts from one of our publications to illustrate the impact on family life of sending women to prison. ‘What Happens When Your Mum Goes to Prison?’ is based around Seen & Heard, edited by Lucy Baldwin and Ben Raikes.… Read more “What Happens When Mothers Go to Prison?”
Author Satish Sekar (The Cardiff Five, 2nd Edn, 2017) was determined to seek justice for three men wrongly imprisoned for murder. When the case is reopened, the killer is put behind bars.
Murder: Fight For the Truth (ITV) S1: E8 – ‘Journalistic Instinct’.… Read more “‘Journalistic Instinct’”
Author Andrew Brierley demonstrates a young person’s battle through care, addiction, prison, and social rejection to Youth Justice Specialist, author and academic in the Dysfunctional Diaries Podcast.
Andi is the author of two Waterside Press books:
Taken from Street Crhymes which is available now, Street Horses was written by Justin Rollins.
Video directed, filmed and cut by James Byrne. Sound recorded and engineered by Deep Beatz Media. Actors: Rico Byrne (boy), Joe Girton (man), Sunny (horse). Special Thanks to James and Mike Voller.
A new perspective on the issue of persistent re-offending is the key theme to emerge from a remarkable documentary to be screened in front of the Cabinet Secretary for Justice Kenny Macaskill at Glasgow University on Monday 18 June 2012.
“The Road to Crime” is told from the perspective of narrator Allan Weaver (author of So You Think You Know Me?… Read more ““The Road from Crime” with Allan Weaver”
