Jon Collins of PET and Natasha Finlayson of Working Chance raise concerns about cuts to education in women's prisons.

Exclusive: Ten category C prisons in England and Wales asked to add second beds, in breach of safe occupancy limits

HMP Lancaster Farms capacity boosted by more than 40 per cent as part of largest prison expansion programme since the Victorian era

Letters: It would be better for the government to focus on rehabilitative programmes, rather than turning laundry rooms into extra cells, writes Jon Collins. Plus letters from Margaret Carey, Simon Ha...

Discover how a grant from the Army Benevolent Fund is supporting veterans in prison to gain qualifications and build new beginnings.

Former prison governor Judith Feline on the reality of our overcrowded prisons and Peter Walker on why it’s causing a headache for Andy Burnham

An initiative at the category B prison has been described as a win-win: helping rehabilitate prisoners and producing vegetable plugs for community gardens

Run the Royal Parks Half for Prisoners' Education Trust to give people in prison the opportunity to gain vital skills and qualifications.

Half of people in prison are estimated to have dyslexia. We explore the challenges they face and the targeted support helping them succeed.

Letters: Prof Ian Pickup on prison education, Henry Rossi on resentencing IPP prisoners, Andrew RC McLellan on earlier release and Dr Rod Earle on a lesson from 1930s Red Vienna

Report by HM inspector of prisons for England and Wales comes as spending on frontline education falls by up to 50%

A donation of any size to Prisoners' Education Trust makes a real difference to people in prison, helping them to build a brighter future.

Prisoners Education Trust blogs on the importance of distance learning in prisons

A new Prisoners' Education Trust report calls on the government to protect distance learning in prison amid budget cuts and system pressures.

A new Prisoners' Education Trust report calls on the government to protect distance learning in prison amid budget cuts and system pressures.

Following his completion of the LLC’s Preparation for Higher Education (PHE) course, Dalton went on to gain undergraduate and postgraduate…

A new Prisoners' Education Trust report calls on the government to protect distance learning in prison amid budget cuts and system pressures.

A new Prisoners' Education Trust report calls on the government to protect distance learning in prison amid budget cuts and system pressures.

Eighteen pigeons were rescued by the RSPCA after their previous owners could no longer care for them. Now they’re enjoying a new life behind bars – in a prison, where they’re free to fly.

Population pressures, staffing challenges and overcrowding have undermined staff and prisoner safety and the effectiveness of rehabilitation across the prison estate in England and Wales, the Welsh Af...

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We talk about rehabilitation outcomes, but rarely about the prison educators delivering them

Once Upon A Time is the debut publication from Bang Up Books, a prison reading campaign. Described by one prison reader as “the book I would hand people to give them the full version of what it was like being inside so I didn’t have to explain”, the work is thoughtful, impactful, and often unexpected. Once Upon A Time spans themes from judgement, to time, to love, and loss across poetry, rap, and even a business plan. We recommend you prepare to have your preconceptions about life in prison challenged. Carefully curated over a full year, the book is a first of its kind – not only was the...

On a stroll around Styal jail in Cheshire, the prisons minister discusses jobs for ex-offenders, support for women inmates and why he has no political ambitions