Liberty Choirs help prisoners build their futures and give them a space to feel safe in Richie remembers the first time he sang properly: mouth wide open, lungs full of air. "It gave me freedom within," says the 53-year-old. "I was suddenly able to see colour, life." The sense of freedom felt novel. Not only because Richie felt trapped by the terrible crime he had committed, but also because he was incarcerated deep inside Wandsworth prison. More precisely, Richie was locked within the jail's Tr...
Liberty Choirs help prisoners build their futures and give them a space to feel safe in Richie remembers the first time he sang properly: mouth wide open, lungs full of air. "It gave me freedom within," says the 53-year-old. "I was suddenly able to see colour, life." The sense of freedom felt novel. Not only because Richie felt trapped by the terrible crime he had committed, but also because he was incarcerated deep inside Wandsworth prison. More precisely, Richie was locked within the jail's Tr...
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