-
Fact and Fiction: BBC One’s probation drama ‘Public
Enemies’
Probation staff
review the drama
- Community Payback Scheme gives town centre a
boost - 9 May
2011
Coverage
from Sutton Council website
- London Farmers' Markets and city farms gain
popularity - 7 May 2011
Coverage
from the BBC news website
- Offenders scrub
Hyde Park Corner subway tunnels in preparation for royal
wedding
- Media
coverage from The Express - 5 April 2011
- Media
coverage from The Independent - 6 April
2011
- Media
coverage from The
Yorkshire Post - 15 March 2011
- Leciester Exchange Event
23 March 2011
Should we
punish or reform offenders? - LEx Live Debate - opens
YouTube
Punish or Reform - LEx
Debate - Heather Munro - opens YouTube
- Wimbledon Guardian
article on Community Payback - 17 February 2011
Criminals turned
carpenters to help school pupils.
Offenders made
picnic benches for schools as part of a community payback scheme
organised by the Wimbledonbranch of the London Probation
Trust. The benches were produced at the trust's workshop in
High Path with reclaimed timber donated by Sutton company
MJC.
One of the first
benches was presented to Merton Abbey Primary School last
Thursday.
- Sutton Guardian article
on Community Payback - 24 February 2011
Painting
rails: Cheam residents are delighted to see that the
railings outside Waitrose have been repainted as part of the
community payback scheme.
The work started on
Friday, February 11, and was supervised by London Probation Trust
and officers from the Cheam safer neighbourhood team
(SNT).
- The East London Advertiser article on community payback
- 27 January 2011
A journalist from the newspaper shadowed a community
payback team from Tower Hamlets to find out about the work
offenders do in the community.
Media coverage from the East London Advertiser