Donna-Marie Edmonds, Chief Executive of The Clink Charity, said: “The decision not to renew our contract at HMP Styal has been made with an incredibly heavy heart. "The Clink Charity’s mission ...

THE CLINK, a public restaurant run by prison inmates, opened for business yesterday at HMP Brixton in London and food critics are praising its dishes - despite the plastic cutlery and razor wire.

The Clink Restaurant in Styal is one of a small number of eateries in the UK giving a second chance to people whose lives have been blighted by crime. But in a statement issued today, the charity ...

He spoke to the Mirror in southeast London at The Clink’s HQ, a charity that teaches prisoners and ex-offenders culinary skills. The Clink is a model of success in the rehabilitative area.

It is part of a scheme by the Clink Charity which wants to open at least seven restaurants behind prison walls. Two have already opened, the first in Cardiff and the second at High Down in Surrey.

The highly-anticipated venue inside a converted chapel, which is a prisoner training restaurant run by The Clink Charity, has proven so popular it is almost fully booked for lunchtime sittings ...

The Clink, run out of HMP Styal in Cheshire, opened in 2015 to offer training and employment opportunities as a way to promote rehabilitation and reduce reoffending. The charity said the ...

But it will close its doors for the final time at Christmas, The Clink Charity confirmed. Yvonne Thomas, the Chief Executive of The Clink Charity said "it's a sad day for us". Currently ...

The Clink Restaurant run by inmates at HMP Cardiff has announced its closure. The charity behind the fine-dining venue based at the prison said the restaurant will shuts its doors after more than ...

The charity that runs The Clink Restaurant at Cardiff Prison is to unveil its latest offering in a matter of weeks. The Clink Charity will open its fourth prisoner training restaurant to the ...