'We believe in second chances': Marston’s expands prison inmate training programme with launch of prison pub kitchen in the West Midlands ...Middle East

The initiative, which helps offenders train for careers in pub kitchens as part of their rehabilitation, builds on the success of the Lock Inn scheme at HMP Liverpool and is part of Marston’s Excel programme, which supports prison leavers into meaningful jobs, helping to cut reoffending.

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