Family’s 120-mile hike raises more than £7,500 in memory of their daughter
A family who lost their daughter to a rare and aggressive form of cancer walked over 120 miles to raise
A family who lost their daughter to a rare and aggressive form of cancer walked over 120 miles to raise
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Two Government reports – the Corston Report in 2007 and the Ministry of Justice Female Offender Strategy in 2018 – have revealed that short-term custodial sentences do not work for women. 73% of women sentenced to less than a year reoffend. Despite this the number of short sentences have risen according to the charity Women in Prison. Mancunian Matters spoke to three women on the issues surrounding female sentencing.
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500k in a day has quite a ring to it… so this July 5/6 I’ve persuaded two mates to ride from Falmouth to London with me to support a children’s cancer charity.
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