Press Releases 2012
Press Releases from the Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust.
Latest news
Multi Agency Public Protection Arrangements continue to be effective in managing dangerous offenders
25/10/2012
The partnership of organisations who manage sexual and violent offenders in Surrey and Sussex publish their annual reports today.
Busman's holiday for musical probation chief
27/09/2012
Visiting prisons in a bid to keep offenders on the straight and narrow is part of the day job for probation and police officers. But Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust chief executive Nick Smart and PC Graham Thurley had a more musical reason to meet prisoners at HMP Lewes last week.
Taking offenders away from crime and in to sport
10/08/2012
A new football project has been launched in Hastings to motivate offenders to take responsibility for their actions and stop them from committing crime.
Probation and police work together in Crawley
09/08/2012
Managing offenders who live in West Sussex has taken a further step forward today as probation staff will now be working alongside police in Crawley.
Community Sentencing Works, says Nick
02/08/2012
The following article, written by Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust Chief Executive Nick Smart, was published in The Argus newspaper on Thursday 2 August, 2012.
SSPT Confirms No London Ban for Gilmour
10/07/2012
Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust today issues the following response to media articles concerning Charlie Gilmour:
Trust Responds to Justice Reform Proposals
22/06/2012
Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust (SSPT) today publishes its response to Government proposals on the future of community sentencing and probation services.
Business Plan 2012/13
10/05/2012
Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust today publishes its business plan for 2012/13.
Door to Door Sellers NOT from Probation
08/03/2012
Surrey and Sussex Probation Trust has been made aware that people have been knocking on doors claiming to be selling household items as part of their probation supervision
Community Payback Annual Report 2011
01/02/2012
Offenders worked 316,000 hours on Community Payback projects last year, worth nearly £2million in free labour to communities in Surrey and Sussex.
Offenders bring Shoreham Fort to Life
19/01/2012
Surrey & Sussex Probation Trust (SSPT) is helping The Friends of Shoreham Fort renovate the last remaining Napoleonic-era fort in the country.
