A report from Why Me? published in May 2021 entitled Valuing Victims: A Review of Police and Crime Commissioners’ Delivery of Restorative Justice 2019/20 states that in the West Midlands 1,402 individuals were supported to access RJ in 2019/2020. West Midlands … Continue reading →
With the Police and Crime Commissioner elections approaching on the 6th of May, Why me? are asking every candidate to #SignTheRJPledge. Restorative Justice can transform the lives of people affected by crime, giving them the chance to have their questions … Continue reading →
On 17 May 2019 Philip Brown and Thomas Murtagh met Meena Ralhr, Service Manager for the Non-Crime section of the West Midlands RJ Hub and Shayne Saysell, criminology undergraduate at the University of Birmingham and student volunteer for West-Midlands Police … Continue reading →
An announcement on the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioners website on 17 October says Sixteen young people have been chosen as the West Midlands’ new Youth Commissioners. The election took place over a two week period with just over … Continue reading →
At a meeting of the West Midlands Strategic Policing and Crime Board, Philip Brown asked the following questions on behalf of the Coventry Restorative Justice Forum. A video of the questions and answers can be found here. A webcast of the … Continue reading →
Remedi are a voluntary sector charity based in Sheffield delivering Restorative Justice (RJ) services in partnership with Youth Offending Teams, National Probation Service, CRCs, Police and Prisons since 1996. In July 2018 the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) awarded … Continue reading →