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07/09/2026

For victims and survivors of r**e and s*xual violence, having the right support at the right time can make a huge difference.

Frontline teams like Lincolnshire R**e Crisis are there to listen, offer specialist support and help people navigate the criminal justice system.

We’re investing over £550 million in victim support services over the next three years, helping make sure this vital support is there when people need it.

Hear directly from the staff doing this important work.

02/09/2026

Before heading to Parliament yesterday, we caught up with the Lord Chancellor to hear how we're responding to victim concerns, strengthening public protection and building a justice system fit for the future 👇

02/09/2026

We’re investing over £1 billion to support victims and survivors and halve violence against women and girls in the next decade, with £550 million funding for victim support services over the next three years.

Hear Alex Davies-Jones MP's reflections about how important these services are, after her visit to Anawim Birmingham's Centre for Women.

The centre, along with their partner, The JABBS Foundation for Women and Girls, provides specialist support for women who are navigating the criminal justice system, offering guidance and playing a vital role in helping women rebuild their lives.

31/08/2026

So, how does electronic tagging actually work? 📍

The Lord Chancellor explains how different tags can help the Probation Service monitor offenders, enforce restrictions and protect victims and the public.

You may have seen recent changes to sentencing in the news.If you are a victim of crime, we know that changes like these...
30/08/2026

You may have seen recent changes to sentencing in the news.

If you are a victim of crime, we know that changes like these can be difficult and may leave you with questions about what they mean for you.

Support is available.

Click through to find out what happens next, how victims affected will be contacted, and where you can get support and practical advice.

More offenders will now stay behind bars for longer. The Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Lord Chancellor Alex Norris ha...
30/08/2026

More offenders will now stay behind bars for longer.

The Prime Minister Andy Burnham and Lord Chancellor Alex Norris have blocked manslaughter, death by drink and dangerous driving and historic child s*x offences from sentencing changes, building on exclusions already in place.

We’re also introducing the toughest ever range of tools to restrict offenders’ movements when they leave prison, to keep your communities safe.

Read more: https://www.gov.uk/government/news/prime-minister-blocks-hundreds-more-criminals-from-sentencing-changes

29/08/2026

Victims shouldn't have to change where they live, work or study because of an offender.

Based on a real case study, see how Restriction Zones could give victims greater freedom by confining some serious offenders to tightly defined areas 👆.

Victims can have a say in how zones are designed, while GPS monitoring helps probation officers track offenders' movements and take swift action if restrictions are breached.

For more information on victim support services see here: https://bit.ly/4chmEzi

Read more: https://bit.ly/3UnbqTq

28/08/2026

👉 What does intensive supervision look like in practice?

Minister McKinnell visited Teesside Intensive Supervision Court to see how offenders serving sentences in the community are being closely monitored and held to strict requirements.

The approach combines punishment with tailored support to tackle the causes of offending, helping protect the public and reduce future crime.

🎥 Hear from Minister McKinnell and a Probation Practitioner

26/08/2026

Alcohol can play a significant role in offending behaviour. That's why monitoring tags are used as part of court orders and licence conditions.

They are worn on the ankle and detect alcohol levels through sweat, alerting probation staff to potential breaches, helping them to hold offenders accountable.

Offenders wearing the tags have remained alcohol free for more than 97% of monitored days, helping to reduce reoffending and create safer communities.

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