
Probation to recruit 1,000 new officers
Probation workforce strategy sets out five key objectives for new re-nationalised service.
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Probation workforce strategy sets out five key objectives for new re-nationalised service.
HMPPS has updated the draft Target Operating Model for Probation reflecting the changes stemming from the decision to renationalise the service.
Justice Secretary announces a return to a fully public probation service
The senior responsible officers at HMPPS respond to readers’ questions about the probation reform and workforce programmes.
The MoJ has formally launched the competition to provide unpaid work and accredited programmes in the 12 new probation regions.
HMPPS has published a draft operating blueprint for the new probation system.
The MoJ’s response to its consultation gives some clues to its plans for the next version of probation including big changes in resettlement work.
MoJ announces the end of Transforming Rehabilitation with all offender management now the responsibility of the National Probation Service.
Public Accounts Committee report highlights “desperately needed improvement to probation services”.
Dame Glenys Stacey’s final report as Chief Probation Inspector is highly critical of the current split probation system.
National Audit Office progress review of Transforming Rehabilitation warns MoJ may be about to repeat initial mistakes.
Working Links, provider of three CRCs, goes into administration. Seetec takes over the reins.