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Prison Service is still recovering from drastic austerity cuts and haemorrhaging one in four new staff every year .
James Timpson is a longstanding prison reformer who understands what can be done in prisons, but what needs to happen outside them.
The aim must be to reduce, not expand, the number of prisoners redirecting resources to services that can prevent people getting into crime.
New ministers inherit broken and demoralised prison and probation services, as well as chronic underfunding of the other services that should sit around them. There is a lot of building work to do over years, not months and it isn’t about building yet more walls, it’s about improving what goes on behind them and what needs to happen outside them. - Anne Owers was chief inspector of prisons from 2001 to 2010 .
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