According to the Independent, the singer-songwriter's project, which gives jail inmates instruments, has seen reoffending rates drop from a national average of 61-per-cent to just 10 to 15-per-cent in participants.
It is not known whether Pete Doherty was one of those taking part. - more on this story
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