If an offence is committed against somebody living in the West Midlands by an offender aged 18 or over, delivery of Restorative Justice is coordinated by the West Midlands Restorative Justice Hub. If the offender is under 18, RJ is … Continue reading →
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 →
Since January 2020, Restorative Justice is now available in Coventry through the West Midlands RJ Hub. How to report an incident You can contact the police by calling 101 (unless it is an emergency, in which case they should call … Continue reading →
This case study was originally published by the West Midlands RJ Hub. The victim said: I’m going to start from after the incident(s): After I was notified about what had happened I was mortified, concerned, stressed and angry because of … Continue reading →
This case study was originally published on the West Midlands RJ Hub Harmed (Homeowner) / Harmer (private tenant). Harmed had preconceptions about harmer prior to him renting the property next door, as he had been involved in a criminal damage … Continue reading →
This case study was originally published on the West Midlands RJ Hub. Mr Keane has lived at his property for the last 18 years he neighbour, he recently had a new neighbour Miss Jones who is 22 years old. Mr … Continue reading →
This case study was originally published on the West Midlands RJ Hub. This case was a West Midlands Police burglary case. The offender had committed a burglary at a church in Birmingham city centre. He had entered the church and … Continue reading →
This case study was originally published on the West Midlands RJ Hub. Offence and Referral Details This case was a community resolution referred by West Midlands police. During a classroom debate in relation to terrorism, the victim made a comment … Continue reading →
This Conference was organised on 21 November 2019 by Police Sergeant Michele Birch of West Midlands Police, Meena Ralhr of the Pioneer Group and Michelle Bailey of Remedi. During the conference Philip Brown spoke to Cath Johnson, Chair of the … 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 →