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Interesting facts and figures from the MoJ annual report and accounts
14th November 2025
Here you can find more than 750 posts tracking every major development in probation since 2011. You can trace the rise and fall of Transforming Rehabilitation, see the latest performance figures and explore new practice developments. If you’re looking for something in particular, try the search box below.
Interesting facts and figures from the MoJ annual report and accounts
Landmark report on the health of people in prison, on probation and in the secure NHS estate.
David Honeywell highlights the need to fully embrace the views and perspectives of those with lived experience of the CJS for HM Inspectorate of Probation.
A range of new official data shows the ever-rising pressure points on the probation service.
The National Audit Office finds that since reunification, probation performance has declined, with significant staffing shortfalls and high workloads.
A transformative vision for the future of Further Education in supporting people leaving prison or on probation.
The COMPASS model integrates principles from compassion-focused therapy, positive psychology and desistance theory to provide a holistic framework for understanding and supporting people on probation.
Justice Secretary Shabana Mahmood publishes Sentencing Bill to implement recommendations of the Sentencing Review.
There were 23,977 people subject to electronic monitoring on 2 June 2025.
Professor Simon Pemberton guest posts on a game-changing assessment tool that works for women in the justice system.
MoJ statistics show full extent of prison and probation crises
MoJ launches AI plan in bid to “identify dangerous prisoners and bring them under tight supervision”
