by Callyane Desroches | Oct 20, 2016 | Crime statistics, Criminal justice reform, Data analysis, Evidence based practice |
The crime stats are out again and we’ve gleaned a few things for you: The Crime Survey of England and Wales emphasises that although overall crime has remained broadly stable since June 2015 (with 6.4 million incidents), police recorded crime has continued to rise...
by Crest | Oct 17, 2016 | Communication strategy, Communications, General, Stakeholder engagement |
Generation Y or Z, ‘millennials’, or simply under 25s? Whatever you call them, too often it seems as though effective communication with this age group is something only to be fantasised about, but never actually achieved. This is usually down to some basic...
by Crest | Oct 4, 2016 | Criminal justice reform, Government, Ministry of Justice |
Policy-making for party conference season used to be like preparing for feeding time at the zoo – like throwing red meat at particularly voracious carnivores, who finish it quickly and move onto the next meal. Now, post-Brexit, it feels like slim pickings with...
