YJB outlines plans to make youth custody safer

Neil Puffett
Thursday, February 20, 2014

The Youth Justice Board has vowed to improve the safety of young people in custody by boosting support to looked-after children and clamping down on bullying and violence.

A total of 16 under-18s have died in custody since 2000. Picture: Peter Crane
A total of 16 under-18s have died in custody since 2000. Picture: Peter Crane

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