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Water bosses’ huge pay packets: analysis
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Rewards of abuse: detention shambles as G4S’ Brook House contract extended
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Who is immigration policy for? The media-politics of the hostile environment
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Sources of information: Companies
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Government allowed Carillion staff to work in prisons without mandatory suicide prevention training
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Rewards of abuse: detention shambles as G4S’ Brook House contract extended
On Friday 4 May, slipped between the local elections and the bank holiday, the Home Office quietly announced that G4S will keep its contract to run the infamous Brook House immigration detention centre for another two years. The Gatwick-based...
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Water bosses’ huge pay packets: analysis
An investigation by Corporate Watch and the GMB union released earlier
Rewards of abuse: detention shambles as G4S’ Brook House contract extended
On Friday 4 May, slipped between the local elections and the
Immigration Detention Centres Factsheet: new edition May 2018
This is a new update of our Detention Centres Factsheet. You
Who is immigration policy for? The media-politics of the hostile environment
Image: Yarl’s Wood detention centre decorated for the royal jubilee in
Carceral Colonialism: Britain’s plan to build a prison wing in Nigeria
The British Government recently announced its intention to build a new
Sources of information: Companies
This post is an updated extract from our Investigating Companies: A
Government allowed Carillion staff to work in prisons without mandatory suicide prevention training
Newly-released documents from an inquest into the tragic death of a
Campaign kicks off against G4S and Serco asylum housing contracts
As we have reported in recent updates, the Home Office is
New Non-Binary Prison in Scotland?
The Scottish government is considering building a new prison to hold
Mace: Building Misery, from UK Mega-Prisons to Forced Labour in the Middle East
In April 2017, Mace was awarded contracts to build six new
Court victory against St Mungos and Thames Reach rough sleeper raids: what next?
Migrants and campaigners scored a major legal victory against the government’s
Mitie wins deportation ‘escorting’ contract
Outsourcing corporation Mitie has announced that it will be taking over
Lendlease: development creeps
Lendlease is a global property developer and construction company based in