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Performance Tracker 2026: Prisons and probation

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United Kingdom
Iniciado October 12, 2026

Performance Tracker 2026: Prisons and probation melissa.ittoo Mon, 12/10/2026 - 12:02 42 Report chapter Cassia Rowland Institute for Government Yes Public services Criminal justice Prisons Public sector Public spending Labour Starmer government Burnham government Ministry of Justice Public Services Performance Tracker 2026: Criminal justice system No Recent policy changes have put prisons back at risk of running out of spaces, while probation is struggling to manage offenders in the community...

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Prisons should focus more on rehabilitation rather than punishment to create safer communities.

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Public spending on prisons should be reduced in favor of investing in community-based support systems.

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Prison reform must prioritize rehabilitation over punishment to improve long-term outcomes for offenders.

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The Ministry of Justice must be held accountable for not addressing the prison space crisis adequately.

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Prison conditions must be improved to ensure the basic human rights of incarcerated individuals.

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Investing in education and vocational training in prisons will lead to better reintegration of offenders into society.

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The public should have a say in how criminal justice resources are allocated to ensure transparency and accountability.

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Prison sentences should be reserved for violent crimes, with alternative measures for non-violent offenders.

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The effectiveness of probation services should be evaluated based on clear outcome metrics.

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The government must prioritize funding for mental health services in prisons to address the root causes of recidivism.

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