It’s an open secret that many prisons are struggling with intense staffing shortfalls, and that outbreaks of Covid amongst both staff and prisoners also continue to cause local problems. So, prompted by the Daily Express article, we’ve written to the new minister asking for that data to be made public. The last letter we received, from the previous prisons minister, suggested that new regime monitoring tools would give the possibility of both local and central “oversight and scrutiny” of individuals who weren’t accessing any activity out of cell. Londons Time Out magazine is distributing its last ever printed edition on Thursday 23 June, bringing an end to the publications 54-year run. Father’s Day is celebrated across the city look out for special offers and events at many attractions and restaurants. Open Monday to Sunday Closed on Tuesdays Duration: The visit. Image courtesy of Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew Iconic annual June events include Pride in London, Open Garden Squares Weekend and West End Live. The only honest answer the ministry ought to be giving to the question of “are people still spending 23 hours a day in cell?” is “we don’t know”. Practical Info Date: From July, 2021 Opening hours: (time slots available every half hour). But it’s also because the lengthy correspondence we’ve had with ministers on this issue (since December last year) seemed to demonstrate pretty conclusively that the ministry hasn’t had a reliable way of measuring time out of cell. Time Out was first published in London in 1968, and was renowned for its liberal viewpoint and forward-thinking approach to journalism. That’s partly because we continue to hear from people that this is still happening regularly, and inspection reports support that view. Time Out Group has confirmed that the publication of its London print magazine will end in June 2022 as the company prioritises growing its digital presence. We noticed an article in the Daily Express on 8 August in which a ministry spokesman gave a categorical assurance that prisoners were not spending 23 hours a day in cell.
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