Matthew Millings
@matthew-millings.bsky.social
Reader in Criminal Justice @ljmuofficial.bsky.social and Project Lead on ESRC-funded Rehabilitating Probation Project @probationres.bsky.social
It’s been a real pleasure to work with Andrew, Phil and Paula from the @prisonradiouk.bsky.social and can really recommend not just the three episodes we’ve been part of, but their much wider collection of excellent ‘The Secret Life of Prisons’ podcasts 👍🏻
🎙️ The third episode of the rather excellent Secret Life of Prisons podcast series that has focused on the ESRC funded Rehabilitating Probation Project is now available! rehabilitating-probation.org.uk/our-research... @ukri.org #probation #criminaljustice
Project Podcast - What is Probation For? Part 3
In this episode, Matthew and Nicola return to share insights from the now-complete Rehabilitating Probation project. With hosts Phil and Paula they explore: the impact of reform on probation staff; th...
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June 30, 2025 at 12:40 PM
It’s been a real pleasure to work with Andrew, Phil and Paula from the @prisonradiouk.bsky.social and can really recommend not just the three episodes we’ve been part of, but their much wider collection of excellent ‘The Secret Life of Prisons’ podcasts 👍🏻
We feature in the latest edition of the Probation Quarterly and at nearly 100 pages it’s a really strong and eclectic read. Fabulous work by Lyn Adamson and the team at @probinst2.bsky.social 👏🏻
🔍 The project team share four dominant themes that emerged from their research and how they shape some of the key messages from the project.
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#probation #rehabilitation
Exploring Key Messages from the Rehabilitating Probation Project — PQ36
By Matthew Millings, Harry Annison, Lol Burke, Nicola Carr, Gwen Robinson, Elly Surridge.
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June 19, 2025 at 10:19 PM
We feature in the latest edition of the Probation Quarterly and at nearly 100 pages it’s a really strong and eclectic read. Fabulous work by Lyn Adamson and the team at @probinst2.bsky.social 👏🏻
Reposted by Matthew Millings
🚨New Publication Alert🚨 We are happy to share news of the latest article from the ESRC-funded Rehabilitating Probation Project. Here, we explore probation staff expectations, in the months leading up to its formal implementation, of Professional Registration 1/3 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Indifference, resistance, possibility: Probation staff perspectives on the introduction of professional registration - Matthew Millings, Lol Burke, Harry Annison, Nicola Carr, Gwen Robinson, Eleanor S...
Rehabilitating Probation is a three-year research project (2022–2025), exploring the most recent iteration of probation reform in England and Wales. This articl...
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March 31, 2025 at 10:23 AM
🚨New Publication Alert🚨 We are happy to share news of the latest article from the ESRC-funded Rehabilitating Probation Project. Here, we explore probation staff expectations, in the months leading up to its formal implementation, of Professional Registration 1/3 journals.sagepub.com/doi/10.1177/...
Here’s the latest publication from our ESRC-funded Rehabilitating Probation, and it’s a really good one! Short feature to follow soon on rehabilitating-probation.org.uk
February 22, 2025 at 6:25 PM
Here’s the latest publication from our ESRC-funded Rehabilitating Probation, and it’s a really good one! Short feature to follow soon on rehabilitating-probation.org.uk
Reposted by Matthew Millings
Looking forward to this event, next month. It asks an important question that has implications across sectors and services, not just in justice. We're really pleased to be working with the Rehabilitating Probation - you can find out more about what they do here: rehabilitating-probation.org.uk
February 7, 2025 at 2:31 PM
Looking forward to this event, next month. It asks an important question that has implications across sectors and services, not just in justice. We're really pleased to be working with the Rehabilitating Probation - you can find out more about what they do here: rehabilitating-probation.org.uk
Here is the link to a short feature on our rather fetching project website about our latest publication from the Rehabilitating Probation Project in the Probation Journal. You’ll find a link through to the article and we hope you find it interesting rehabilitating-probation.org.uk/our-research...
A fork in the road: Probation unification in England and Wales two years on
In this paper, published in the Probation Journal, we report on frontline probation practitioners’ reflections, two years after unification, of living through a period of profound organisational chang...
rehabilitating-probation.org.uk
February 10, 2025 at 10:02 AM
Here is the link to a short feature on our rather fetching project website about our latest publication from the Rehabilitating Probation Project in the Probation Journal. You’ll find a link through to the article and we hope you find it interesting rehabilitating-probation.org.uk/our-research...
Having finally got round to setting the BlueSky account up on Friday I’m welcomed to the platform in a feature on the Monday by @russellwebster.com , thank you Russell and I think I’m going to like it here ☺️
Probation unification two years on
Research by @harryannison.bsky.social Lol Burke Matt Millings Nicola Carr Eleanor Surridge Gwen Robinson shows how high workloads and staffing challenges continue to hamper probation unification.
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Research by @harryannison.bsky.social Lol Burke Matt Millings Nicola Carr Eleanor Surridge Gwen Robinson shows how high workloads and staffing challenges continue to hamper probation unification.
www.russellwebster.com/probation-un...
Probation unification two years on - Russell Webster
Research show how high workloads and staffing challenges continue to hamper probation unification.
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February 10, 2025 at 9:54 AM
Having finally got round to setting the BlueSky account up on Friday I’m welcomed to the platform in a feature on the Monday by @russellwebster.com , thank you Russell and I think I’m going to like it here ☺️