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Interim Chief Inspector of Probation announced

Paul Wilson has been appointed interim Chief Inspector of Probation today.  He will lead the Inspectorate while a permanent Chief Inspector is being recruited. Mr Wilson was chief executive of London Probation Trust from 2009 – 2010, having started his career as a probation trainee in 1972. On his interim appointment, Paul Wilson said: “I […]

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Project Outcome

Welcome to this new section of our website which provides you with all that you need to know about our new approach to inspecting both adult probation and youth justice services. Under the banner, Project Outcome, we are currently working hard to develop new methodology which will enable us to make judgements about the effectiveness of […]

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Troubled Families

The Contribution of Youth Offending Teams to the Work of the Troubled Families Programme in England

Youth offending teams were playing an important part in the Troubled Families (TF) programme in their work to reduce reoffending by young people, but needed to address some practical issues, according to independent inspectors. The report, The Contribution of Youth Offending Teams to the Work of the Troubled Families Programme in England reflects the findings of HM […]

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Latest reports

Short Quality Screening (SQS) of youth offending work in Redbridge

We were pleased to find that Redbridge YOT had maintained, and indeed improved on, the high standard of work we found during our previous inspection in 2011. This was particularly impressive given the diverse and complex offending needs of the children and young people with whom they work.

Full Joint Inspection of Youth Offending Work in Trafford

Overall, we found an enthusiastic and committed staff group, that levels of performance had been maintained and that a large majority of work had been completed sufficiently well across each of the areas inspected.

Short Quality Screening (SQS) of youth offending work in Bolton

"...we found that there had been recent improvements to the quality of assessment and planning. The quality of work had improved since the last inspection and the staff team were positive about the support they had been given."

The contribution of Youth Offending Teams to the work of the Troubled Families Programme in England

Youth offending teams were playing an important part in the Troubled families (TF) programme in their work to reduce reoffending by young people

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