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Pupils speak up for ex-offenders

Summary by churchtimes.co.uk
MORE than half (65 per cent) of the students who took part in the Bishop of Gloucester’s “Voice of Youth” survey said that when someone was released from prison, it was important that they could get a job. The survey, completed by 277 13- 18-year-...
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Pupils speak up for ex-offenders

MORE than half (65 per cent) of the students who took part in the Bishop of Gloucester’s “Voice of Youth” survey said that when someone was released from prison, it was important that they could get a job. The survey, completed by 277 13- 18-year-...

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churchtimes.co.uk broke the news in on Thursday, December 11, 2025.
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