Probation hostels protect the public, more are needed
Inspectors found probation hostels do well at protecting the public but could do more to tackle reoffending. More places are needed, particularly for women.
13th July 2017
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Inspectors found probation hostels do well at protecting the public but could do more to tackle reoffending. More places are needed, particularly for women.
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