Home Contact About

Government news, all in one place

Topics:

Lammy Review

Lammy Review

The Lammy Review is an independent review into the treatment of, and outcomes for, Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic individuals in the criminal justice system in England and Wales. It aims to identify and address racial disparities and promote fairness and equality.

Communication Overview

Total releases

Number of press releases published by this department during the last 12 months, based on publicly available announcements.
0

Avg per month

Average number of press releases published per calendar month over the last 12 months. This smooths short-term fluctuations in publishing activity.
-

Avg word count

Average length of published press releases, measured in words. Calculated only for months where content was published.
-

Avg readability

Average Flesch Reading Ease score across all published press releases. Higher values indicate plainer English. Scores are indicative only and vary by subject matter.
-

Friday PM releases

Percentage of press releases published after 3pm on Fridays, relative to the department’s total output during the period.
0%

Single-release items

Estimated proportion of announcements published once, without a closely related follow-up release during the same period. This is based on similarity of titles and timing.
0%
Metrics are descriptive only and indicate publication patterns rather than intent or impact.

Releases per month

Based on publicly published press releases (last 12 months)

7 articles

Showing 1-7

Justice for All?

Justice for All?

Monday, 03 July 2017

Speech by David Lammy MP to the RSA, looking at his review into race in the criminal justice system....

Read More → speech
Justice for All? David Lammy MP to speak at Royal Society of Arts

Justice for All? David Lammy MP to speak at Royal Society of Arts

Tuesday, 27 June 2017

David Lammy MP to speak at Royal Society of Arts, Monday 3 July 2017 12:30pm to 1:30pm....

Read More → news_story
Voluntary sector’s contribution to the Lammy Review event

Voluntary sector’s contribution to the Lammy Review event

Tuesday, 27 June 2017

Community event to explore the voluntary sector’s contribution to the Lammy Review, Friday 14 July 2017 9:00am to 1:00pm....

Read More → news_story
Lammy review: emerging findings published

Lammy review: emerging findings published

Wednesday, 16 November 2016

Black and minority ethnic defendants are more likely to go to prison for certain types of crimes, a landmark review has found....

Read More → press_release
David Lammy's key note speech at the Lammy Review Trust in the CJS event

David Lammy's key note speech at the Lammy Review Trust in the CJS event

Monday, 17 October 2016

David Lammy’s key note speech at the Lammy Review Trust in the Criminal Justice System event. ...

Read More → speech
David Lammy's speech to London Councils

David Lammy's speech to London Councils

Monday, 10 October 2016

David Lammy's speech to London Councils....

Read More → speech
David Lammy's speech to the Centre for Education in the Criminal Justice System

David Lammy's speech to the Centre for Education in the Criminal Justice System

Monday, 10 October 2016

David Lammy's speech to the Centre for Education in the Criminal Justice System....

Read More → speech

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office We are appalled by the continued restrictions imposed on the women and girls of Afghanistan: UK statement at the UN Security Council

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Action plan launched to?build stronger communities

Department for Education Education Secretary's speech at the RISE inclusion conference

Department for Culture, Media and Sport Government plans new powers to close down charities peddling extremism

Infected Blood Memorial Committee Infected Blood Memorial Service at St. Paul’s Cathedral on Tuesday 19 May 2026

Northern Ireland Office UK Government publishes Terms of Reference for Patrick Finucane Inquiry

The Insolvency Service Oenofuture Limited– winding up order made

Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government Weekend voting and shopping centre polling stations to be trialled

Planning Inspectorate Planning inspector roles: apply by 15 March 2026

Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Change of British High Commissioner to Samoa: Andrew Nethercott

Share This


Enjoyed this? Why not share it with others if you've found it useful by using one of the tools below: