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Fine Cell Work

@finecellwork.bsky.social
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UK charity rebuilding the lives of people in prison and prison leavers through the transformative power of needlework, one stitch at a time 🪡 www.finecellwork.co.uk

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Fine Cell Work @finecellwork.bsky.social · 18/03/2025
Our @biggive.bsky.social #ArtsforImpact campaign is now live - donate via the campaign until 25th March, and the Big Give Trust will match your donations, doubling your impact. donate.biggive.org/campaign/a05...
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Rehabilitation through high-quality craftwork. – Big Give
Our in-prison programmes train people in prison to be highly skilled artisans with bespoke, individual teaching in needlework. The slow, …
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alixfox.bsky.social @alixfox.bsky.social · 26/02/2025
For More or Less magazine, I interviewed ex-prisoners about how learning embroidery with @finecellwork.bsky.social is helping them thread the needle of transitioning successfully to life beyond bars. www.moreorlessmag.com/articles/a-s...
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The Howard League @thehowardleague.bsky.social · 17/02/2025
The prison population stands at 87,094. There are 153 more people in prison than there were last week. By the prison service's own measure of safe and decent accommodation, there is room for only 79,428 people in the system. The population is 7,666 above this level. howardleague.org/prison-watch/
A gate into the secure section of Coldingley prison. Photo by Andy Aitchison.
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Russell Webster @russellwebster.com · 17/02/2025
There are 87,094 people in prison today, an increase of 153 on last week, and 1026 higher than four weeks ago. Indeed, this is the highest figure since last October.
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Fine Cell Work @finecellwork.bsky.social · 16/02/2025
Did you 👀 our Wandsworth Prison Cushion in James Timpson's office? Having insisted upon the addition of 'reducing offending' to his title, Timpson says in @thetimes.com "whether it’s prisons or probation, if it doesn’t reduce reoffending we shouldn’t be doing it.” www.thetimes.com/article/d6e9...
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James Timpson: the prisons minister who employs ex-offenders
James Timpson’s parents took in foster children and he gives jobs to former criminals in his family business. Now he wants the government to do the same
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