Criminals could be sentenced to work at Iceland instead of going to prison
Low-risk offenders could be sentenced to paid jobs at Iceland instead of jail, bosses have said. CEO Richard Walker and his ...
Iceland supermarket could employ criminals to help them avoid jail time
While the framework has yet to be approved, the tactic is among several ideas from the supermarket to help ease prison ...
Brit criminals could be sent to work in Iceland shops instead of going to prison
Iceland have written to prisons minister Lord Timpson to suggest low-risk prisoners work out short term sentences by working ...
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Criminals could be sentenced to work at Iceland instead of being sent to prison in bid to tackle jail overcrowding
Chief executive Richard Walker and Iceland's first director of rehabilitation Paul Cowley wrote a letter to prisons minister Lord Timpson to discuss the proposal. Mr Walker believed Iceland Foods ...
Personnel Today3d
Iceland Foods considers jobs for low-risk offenders
Criminals facing short prison terms could offered a job at Iceland Foods instead, executives at the supermarket have ...
thelondoneconomic.com2d
Petty criminals may be sent to Iceland instead of jail
If it all goes well, then that’s your sentence. You don’t go to prison. You don’t lose your home, kids don’t go into care." ...
Fan-favourite chocolate bar returns to shelves for the first time in three years
Iceland took to social media to share the news that Milky Way Crispy Rolls will arrive for just one week from Saturday, February 4 alongside two new additions ...
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Iceland supermarket could employ criminals to help them avoid jail
While the framework has yet to be approved, the tactic is among several ideas from the supermarket to help ease prison ...