Wiring Up Youth Justice
The Wiring Up Youth Justice programme publishes an e-bulletin every six weeks, keeping youth justice professionals up to date on the progess of the programme.

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18 March 2010

Public to have say in how young offenders are punished

Communities in Yorkshire and Humberside affected by crime are to get a say in how young people who offend are punished.

All news and press releases

28 June 2010

Youth offending, sexual explotation and trafficking: what are the links?

This conference, presented by Banardo's and the University of Bedfordshire, offers youth justice practitioners a chance to explore issues around trafficked and sexually exploited young people who offend. YJB chief executive John Drew will be speaking at this event.

All events

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Bulletins

Our targeted bulletins regularly update different audiences on relevant youth justice and YJB-related news and events, and encourage use of our website. Subscribe to any of them by clicking on the links below.

Click to subscribe to the Wiring Up Youth Justice e-bulletin that is published every six weeks and keeps youth justice professionals up to date on the progess of the Wiring Up Youth Justice programme [opens in new window].

You can also subscribe to YJ, the bi-monthly magazine for the youth justice system in England and Wales, which contains a mixture of policy, projects and opinion.

YJBulletin - YOTs is fortnightly and contains both required actions for YOT managers and YJB
and youth justice related updates.

YJBulletin - Secure Estate
is monthly and focuses on issues that managers of
the secure estate should
be aware of, along with material from the wider context of significance to
its operation.

YJBulletin - Youth Justice Update is aimed at MPs, peers, members of the Welsh Assembly, relevant Whitehall officials, and a range of local elected representatives. It aims to keep them up to date with what’s happening within the youth justice system.