Probation data
Since June 2014, the probation service of England and Wales has been operated by the public-sector National Probation Service (NPS), which manages the most high risk offenders across seven divisions; and 21 private-sector Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs), that manage medium and low risk offenders. They are responsible for supervising offenders who are given community sentences and suspended sentence orders by the courts, as well as offenders given custodial sentences, both before and after their release.
Probation caseload overview
Provider type
All probation service supervision. At 31 Mar 2020.
Supervision type
A small number (less than 20) of deferred sentences not shown. At 31 Mar 2020.
Order type
A small number (less than 10) of pre-CJA orders not shown. At 31 Mar 2020.
Gender
All probation service supervision. At 31 Mar 2020.
Offence type
Key statistics relating to offenders who are under National Probation Service or Community Rehabilitation Company supervision in England and Wales.
Since the introduction of the Offender Rehabilitation Act (ORA) as part of Transforming Rehabilitation, the National Probation Service (NPS) and Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs) have been monitored against performance frameworks to make sure their delivery of services is timely, consistent and of high quality.
Since the introduction of the Offender Rehabilitation Act (ORA) as part of Transforming Rehabilitation, the National Probation Service (NPS) and Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs) have been monitored against performance frameworks to make sure their delivery of services is timely, consistent and of high quality.
Additional information on the operation of the National Probation Service (formed in 2014).