The UK government has proposed new sentencing reforms that would grant judges expanded powers to impose bans on criminals from attending public venues and participating in certain activities. Under the planned changes, offenders in England and Wales could be prohibited from entering pubs, attending football matches, concerts, nightclubs, and other public events. Additionally, the reforms include potential restrictions on driving and foreign travel for convicted individuals. These measures are part of a broader government initiative aimed at enhancing the consequences for criminal behavior. However, some stakeholders, including representatives from the Prison Officers Association, have expressed reservations about the effectiveness and implementation of these proposed bans.