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Offenders supervised by the Probation Service, England and Wales

Offenders the Probation Service supervised in England and Wales at the end of each quarter, in all, under court orders and before or after release from prison, from the Ministry of Justice's offender management statistics.

All supervision

241,119

30 Jun 2026 · 111,955 under court orders and 132,084 before or after release

Verified against source, 8 November 2026, 13:37 UTC
Offenders supervised by the Probation Service, England and Wales
  • All supervision
  • All court orders
  • All pre- and post-release supervision
0100k200k300k30 Jun 2530 Sep 2531 Dec 2531 Mar 2630 Jun 26

Source: Ministry of Justice. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.

Data table

5 periods, newest first

PeriodAll supervisionAll court ordersAll pre- and post-release supervision
30 Jun 2026241,119111,955132,084
31 Mar 2026258,332114,923148,984
31 Dec 2025248,568111,226142,486
30 Sep 2025246,502110,167141,329
30 Jun 2025244,209108,681140,344

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Source and licence

Publisher
Ministry of Justice
Check it yourself
https://www.gov.uk/government/collections/offender-management-statistics-quarterly
Licence
Open Government Licence v3.0 – Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
Retrieved
8 November 2026, 13:17 UTC
Raw files fetched

Verification

Verified against source, 8 November 2026, 13:37 UTC Run at 8 November 2026, 13:37 UTC; 15 of 15 figures matched the live source.

ResultCheckDetail
PassProvenance recordedMinistry of Justice; Open Government Licence v3.0; retrieved 2026-11-08T13:17:44Z; 2 raw file(s)
PassRaw files match recorded SHA-2562 of 2 files intact
PassRe-parsing raw files reproduces figures15 of 15 figures and the headline reproduced; the meta's accreditation and breaks match
PassFigures are finite numbers15 figures, 0 invalid
PassLive source matches every figure15 of 15 figures match exactly after downloading 2 source file(s) again (2 byte-identical); the headline matches; the meta's accreditation and breaks match
PassGOV.UK table is currentlatest period 2026-06-30 ended 131 days before retrieval (limit 200), from Probation: April to June 2026
PassTable 6.8 gives the latest quarter's totals3 of 3 figures match Table 6.8's England and Wales row for 2026-06-30
PassMales and females make up no more than all15 of 15 cases of the dates' males and females in Table 6.6b and 6.6c come to no more than all in 6.6a, which also counts people whose sex is not recorded
PassTable 6.7a's community orders are Table 6.6a's5 of 5 cases of the dates' community orders by offence in Table 6.7a come to Table 6.6a's
PassTable 6.8's regions make up England and Wales3 of 3 cases of Table 6.8's columns read have regions, the National Security Division among them, that come to England and Wales within the 1 the Ministry of Justice's own table leaves within 1 (1 exactly)
PassSource page answershttps://www.gov.uk/government/collections/offender-management-statistics-quarterly – HTTP 200

Notes

  • People supervised by the Probation Service on the last day of each quarter: under a community order or a suspended sentence order, before release from prison or after it on licence or post-sentence supervision. Someone under more than one kind of supervision counts once in all supervision, so the kinds do not add up to it.
  • From 11 May 2026, under the Sentencing Act 2026, no new post-sentence supervision was given to adults and every existing requirement for them ended, as the Ministry of Justice's note 54 says, so post-release supervision falls from June 2026.
  • The Ministry of Justice marks a break in the series at 31 March 2026, when a new data pipeline and method began; figures from then on are not like for like with those before, and it gives no change across the break.
  • The Ministry of Justice publishes these as accredited official statistics.