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Read our latest posts and join in the discussion on a range of subjects related to restorative practice.

Please continue to submit your questions to us online by CLICKING HERE or @RJCouncil on twitter using the hashtag #RJdiscussion.

If you would like to write an article for publication within either Resolution Online magazine or our quarterly Resolution Magazine, please submit your draft article (no more than 2500 words) ONLINE HERE

You can also email your article to us at Communications@restorativejustice.org.uk

 

 

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RJC Responds To The 2024-2025 Independent Sentencing Review

James Simon
9 January 2025

The Restorative Justice Council welcomed the independent sentencing review and is responding to the call for evidence on behalf of our members and the broader restorative justice sector. In preparing our response, our CEO collaborated closely with Dr Katherine Doolin, a Senior Lecturer at the Faculty of Law, University of Auckland, New Zealand.

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Gloucestershire County Council, Relational and Restorative Practice Team awarded Registered Training Provider status

James Simon
6 January 2025

The Gloucestershire County Council's Relational and Restorative Practice Team has been awarded Registered Training Provider status, a significant milestone in their commitment to delivering high-quality training in restorative practices.

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Support Restorative Justice: Make a Difference Today!

James Simon
20 December 2024

As we approach the close of 2024, it’s a fitting moment to reflect on the incredible strides we’ve made at the Restorative Justice Council (RJC) and to express our heartfelt gratitude for the unwavering support we have received from our members and supporters. It is their commitment that has been pivotal in our mission to raise awareness about restorative justice and transform it from an idea into a widely recognised practice that fosters community healing, conflict resolution, and positive change.

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Exploring Restorative Practice: Call for Contributions to Resolution Magazine

James Simon
27 November 2024

The concept of restorative practice has gained significant traction in various spheres in recent years. From criminal justice to educational settings, and even within health and workplace environments, restorative approaches have shown immense potential in facilitating healing, understanding, and positive change. The RJC’s membership magazine, Resolution, serves as a vital platform that delves into key debates and showcases innovative practices in the field of restorative justice.

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Applications Now Open for Our Living Experience Advisory Panel

James Simon
2 November 2024

The Restorative Justice Council (RJC) is excited to announce that we are now accepting applications to join our Living Experience Advisory Panel (LEAP).

This panel aims to create a platform for individuals who have directly engaged with restorative processes, allowing them to share their insights and experiences to inform our policies, practitioner guidance, and practice standards.

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The RJC Supports the Liberal Democrats' Amendment: A Call for Restorative Justice

James Simon
16 September 2024

In the face of a pressing prisons crisis in England and Wales, the Liberal Democrats’ proposal to develop and expand restorative justice schemes as a viable alternative to short custodial sentences, represents a crucial step towards creating a more humane and effective criminal justice system.

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Call for Contributions – Resolution Magazine

James Simon
26 June 2024

The RJC’s quarterly magazine, Resolution, explores some of the key debates in restorative practice and provides examples of restorative practice in action. Over the years, we have attracted a range of interesting and insightful contributors who have written about some of the key innovations and debates in the restorative practice field.

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Resolve West awarded Registered Restorative Service Provider status

James Simon
18 April 2024

We are pleased to announce that Resolve West has been awarded Registered Service Provider status.

Resolve West is a non-profit organisation established over 35 years ago. Operating across Bristol, Bath, South Gloucestershire, North Somerset, and Somerset, their dedicated team of staff and volunteers provide a warm and compassionate service to those in need.

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The intersection of road policing and restorative justice: a victim led approach

James Simon
8 February 2024

I was honoured to accept the invitation to participate in this year's Road Policing Seminar which featured a panel discussion on the implementation of victim-centered approaches in road policing.

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Strengthening the Victims and Prisoners Bill to improve access to restorative justice

James Simon
24 January 2024

This briefing provides reasoning for the enhancement of the Victims and Prisoners Bill. Its purpose is to ensure that all victims of crime have access to high-quality restorative justice services at a local level. The Restorative Justice Council (RJC) believe this can be achieved through supporting two key amendments to the Bill:

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