Crest Advisory has worked with West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Unit to examine the context of patterns and trends of school exclusions.

This report explores the issue of vulnerability as a driver of serious violence, focusing on young people.

Without any further action, the court backlog is projected to rapidly increase and reach an unmanageable level by 2024.

Whilst there is consensus around the urgency of tackling extremism, there remains a lack of clarity about how the government should respond.

The results of Crest's research into County Lines and Looked After Children.

As part of our research into the impact of Covid-19 on the justice system, Crest has developed a ‘stock and flow’ model.

Despite seventeen policy reforms in as many years, the CJS in England and Wales still routinely tolerates delays and uncertainty.

Homegrown terrorism inspired by Islamist and far right extremism continues to pose a severe threat to Britain and its population.

New research into what British Muslims think about policing, extremism and the Prevent programme.

This is the second in a series of reports investigating the drivers of serious violence in England and Wales in recent years.

Our report findings show the government has failed to capitalise on a 73% fall in the number of children being given custodial sentences.

This report provides an overview of serious violence, examines the scale and nature of the problem.