
Prison and Probation Trends Summer 2024
There are 17,070 people on remand, the highest number ever.
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There are 17,070 people on remand, the highest number ever.

32% people who died within two weeks of leaving prison were released homeless.

Lady Edwina Grosvenor celebrates the first year of a ground-breaking new project for justice involved women.

A comparative study and recommendations on programmes for perpetrators of domestic and sexual violence

Inspiring Futures evaluation focuses on social benefits of arts programmes in criminal justice settings

Joint inspection finds little progress on work with women in prison and on probation.

HMPPS workforce figures to March 2024 show 1,396 more prison officers than last year and 334 fewer probation practitioners.

Clinks Advisory Group reports on the increasing difficulties for people leaving prison to find rented accommodation.

Justice Data Lab finds that HMPPS CFO employment intervention cuts reoffending by 8 percentage points for men when delivered in the community.

Offender management statistics show a jump in the prison population, the highest ever numbers on remand and (another) increase in prison recalls.

Clinks Advisory Group reports on employment and training in prisons and the community.