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Contents 2 Editorial Comment Mhairi Aylott is a Researcher working on social impact bonds at the Young Foundation and Anton Shelupanov is Programme Leader for Innovation and Justice at the Young Foundation. 3 Social Impact Bonds in Criminal Justice: from interesting idea to business as usual Mhairi Aylott and Anton Shelupanov Hans Toch is Distinguished Professor Emeritus at University at Albany, State University of New York, USA. 9 Prison Reform on the Cheap Hans Toch Claire Cooper, Acting Head of Equalities Group, NOMS. 16 Disability — the next equality challenge? Claire Cooper Samantha Booth is Senior Research Officer: Projects Lead at HM Inspectorate of Prisons. 22 The care and support of prisoners with a disability: An Inspectorate review Samantha Booth Jenny Talbot is the Programme Manager for Learning Difficulties and Disabilities in Prison at the Prison reform Trust. 29 Prisoners with learning disabilities and learning difficulties Jenny Talbot Dr Steve Foster is a Principal Lecturer in Law at Coventry University. 36 Disabled prisoners and human rights law: the jurisprudence of the European Court of Human Rights and the domestic courts Dr Steve Foster Margaret Adams Public Sector Bids Unit Dr Rachel Bell HMYOI Feltham Maggie Bolger Prison Service College, Newbold Revel Alan Constable HMP Winchester Dr Ben Crewe University of Cambridge Paul Crossey HMYOI Portland Dr Michael Fiddler University of Greenwich Editorial Board Jamie Bennett (Editor) IRC Morton Hall Steve Hall SERCO Dr Karen Harrison University of Hull Professor Yvonne Jewkes University of Leicester Dr Helen Johnston University of Hull Martin Kettle HM Inspectorate of Prisons Monica Lloyd Interventions & Substance Misuse Group Alan Longwell Criminal Justice Division, Northern Ireland Prison Service William Payne Public Sector Bids Unit Dr Basia Spalek University of Birmingham Christopher Stacey Unlock Ray Taylor HMP Pentonville Dr Azrini Wahidin Queens University, Belfast Mike Wheatley Directorate of High Security Ray Hazzard and Steve Williams HMP Leyhill Prison Service Journal Issue 195
May 2011 43 Evaluating Peer Social Care Training in Prisons Warren Stewart Warren Stewart is a senior lecturer at the London South Bank University’. He worked in prison health care for ten years as a Registered Mental Nurse, a nurse manager, then as a practice educater in the London region. He is currently involved in workforce and vocational training projects at LSBU. 47 Supporting staff with disability Robert Steadman Robert Steadman is Chair of the Disability Support Network for NOMS Staff. 51 Interview: Rob Owen Jamie Bennett Rob Owen is Chief Executive of St Giles Trust. He is interviewed by Jamie Bennett who is Centre Manager of IRC Morton Hall. 57 Book Review Injustice: Why social inequality persists Jamie Bennett 58 Book Review People with Intellectual Disabilities: towards a good life Dr. Rachel Bell Dr. Rachel Bell is a senior officer at HMYOI Feltham. 60 Interview: Bettina von Kameke Jamie Bennett Bettina von Kameke is a photographer. Cover photograph by Brian Locklin, Health Care Officer, HMP Gartree. The Editorial Board wishes to make clear that the views expressed by contributors are their own and do not necessarily reflect the official views or policies of the Prison Service. Printed at HMP Leyhill on 115 gsm Claro Silk Set in 10 on 13 pt Frutiger Light Circulation approx 6,000 ISSN 0300-3558 © Crown Copyright 2009 Issue 195 Prison Service Journal 1
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Page 29 and 30: provide some guidance and direction
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Interview: Rob Owen Rob Owen is Chi
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an effective information officer or
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prison and breaking that ingrained
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Reviews Book Review Injustice: Why
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disabled people. Similarly, a focus
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BvK: As well as me, I had an assist
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Perrie Lectures 2011 IMPRISONMENT A
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