Image: Time Out Time Out London will cease publishing its print magazine this June, according to an article on Campaign, and since confirmed to us by Time Out Group. The solution to that lies in more staff and fewer prisoners - not in un-evidenced assertions from the Ministry of Justice press office. News Time Out London Will Cease Printing This Summer ApTime Out London will stop its print edition this summer. It’s an open secret that many prisons are struggling with intense staffing shortfalls, and that outbreaks of Covid amongst both staff and prisoners also continue to cause local problems. So, prompted by the Daily Express article, we’ve written to the new minister asking for that data to be made public. The last letter we received, from the previous prisons minister, suggested that new regime monitoring tools would give the possibility of both local and central “oversight and scrutiny” of individuals who weren’t accessing any activity out of cell. The only honest answer the ministry ought to be giving to the question of “are people still spending 23 hours a day in cell?” is “we don’t know”. Wednesday 19:30 Wed 19:30 Open additional information for The Choir Of Man London The Scotch, 19:30. To find out more about Broadwick Entertainment LTD and. Find tickets Sunflower Thieves, Harrison Mayo, Jamie Cooke, Liz Cass London Star of Kings, 19:30 On partner site.
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But it’s also because the lengthy correspondence we’ve had with ministers on this issue (since December last year) seemed to demonstrate pretty conclusively that the ministry hasn’t had a reliable way of measuring time out of cell. Subscribe to Printworks Mailing List for show announcements & more you can unsubscribe at any time. All Events London Design Biennale & Eureka 2023 Upgrade Yourself Festival Historical Highlights Tour The Courtauld Gallery Rashaad Newsome: Screening & In. That’s partly because we continue to hear from people that this is still happening regularly, and inspection reports support that view. We noticed an article in the Daily Express on 8 August in which a ministry spokesman gave a categorical assurance that prisoners were not spending 23 hours a day in cell.
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