Release Calendar

Summary: Weekly report on the total population in prison and useable operational capacity of prisons. Published on the HMPS website.

Summary: The Legal Services Commission is responsible for delivering, through high quality service providers, legal aid, advice and representation to people with problems in England and Wales. We deliver legal services through two schemes: the Community Legal Service (CLS) and the Criminal Defence Service (CDS): • The CLS is a network of organisations which funds, provides and promotes civil legal advice and representation • The CDS provides legal advice and representation to people being investigated or charged with a criminal offence. A detailed statistical analysis of our work, including comparisons over time, is available here

Summary: This publication provides key statistics relating to offenders who are in custody or under Probation Service supervision. It covers flows into these services (receptions into prison or probation starts) and flows out (discharges from prison or probation termination) as well as the caseload of both services at specific points in time. The publication also includes information on returns to custody following recall.

Summary: Annual statistical bulletin on deaths, self-harm and violence in prison custody.

Summary: Weekly report on the total population in prison and useable operational capacity of prisons. Published on the HMPS website.

Summary: Weekly report on the total population in prison and useable operational capacity of prisons. Published on the HMPS website.

Summary: Weekly report on the total population in prison and useable operational capacity of prisons. Published on the HMPS website.

Summary: Monthly bulletin on the population in, and capacity of, each prison establishment. Published on the HMPS website.

Summary: Weekly report on the total population in prison and useable operational capacity of prisons. Published on the HMPS website.

Summary: Quarterly statistical releases on the handling of requests for information made under the Act by 43 central government bodies, including all departments of state. Figures are derived from manual returns submitted by participating bodies, and cover timeliness of response, outcomes of requests, and usage of the Act's appeal processes. The annual report covers the implementation and operation of the Freedom of Information Act 2000 in central government. It draws together the quarterly statistics for the year and analyses the longer term trends.