County Lines: Breaking the Cycle
Our latest report into county lines calls for a new approach to ensure children who may be involved in county lines are kept safe.
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- Jun 27
A victims’ strategic needs assessment for the Crown Prosecution Service
Crest was commissioned by the Crown Prosecution Service to assess the organisation's engagement with victims
- Apr 20
CASSPLUS Evaluation
Read our evaluation of CASSPLUS, a service which provides free support to defendants in Magistrates across Devon & Cornwall
- Mar 25
MOPAC Victims Strategic Needs Assessment
MOPAC has published the biggest ever review of victims services in London produced and delivered by Crest.
- Jan 19
The use of out-of-court disposals and diversion at the ‘front end’
This project investigated whether and how the use of OOCDs could be expanded to help ease pressure on the system
- Jan 10
Policing the Pandemic
Crest's joint report with the Police Foundation sets out how UK policing responded to the challenges of the first 12 months of the pandemic
- Dec 17, 2021
Serious Violence – will government policy be enough?
Harvey Redgrave shines a light on the policy implications arising from Crest’s research
- Oct 25, 2021
Counting the Cost of Maternal Imprisonment
This report focuses on the cost of female imprisonment for two particularly vulnerable groups; mothers who are imprisoned and their children
- Jul 12, 2021
Education Inclusion
Crest Advisory has worked with West Yorkshire Violence Reduction Unit to examine the context of patterns and trends of school exclusions.
- Feb 5, 2021
Violence and Vulnerability
This report explores the issue of vulnerability as a driver of serious violence, focusing on young people.
- Jan 24, 2021
Survive. Recover. Rebuild. Justice post Covid-19
Without any further action, the court backlog is projected to rapidly increase and reach an unmanageable level by 2024.
- Dec 8, 2020
Countering Extremism: time to reboot?
Whilst there is consensus around the urgency of tackling extremism, there remains a lack of clarity about how the government should respond.