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Probation Board NI annual caseload 2024/25

This annual report presents information on service users and caseload supervised by the Probation Board for Northern Ireland on 31st March 2025.

Updates to this page

From:
Probation Board for Northern Ireland and Northern Ireland Statistics and Research Agency
Published:
28 May 2025
Last updated:
18 March 2026
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  1. Data relating to reports completed in 2024/25 has been revised due to a data extraction error. Data prior to 2024/25 has not been affected. Executive Summary - reports completed bullet point updated. Reports Completed by PBNI - Numbers updated in summary paragraph and Table 1. Accompanying data tables - Table 10 updated. Accompanying infographic - Reports completed figure updated.

  2. First published.

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Probation Board NI annual caseload report 2024/25

https://www.pbni.org.uk/publication/annual-caseload-statistics-report-2024-25

Details

This report presents data on the caseload i.e. the number of individual Orders and Licences being supervised by the Probation Board for Northern Ireland (PBNI) as of 31st March 2025 by type of Order/Licence along with comparisons with previous years.

Data are also presented at service user level as individual service users can be under supervision with PBNI for multiple Orders/Licences at any given time.  In particular, breakdowns by gender, age and PBNI Directorate are provided.

The report also presents data on the number of reports completed by PBNI and the number of victims registered with PBNI by gender throughout the financial year.

Revision Note:

Due to a data extraction error, the data relating to reports completed in 2024/25 was revised in March 2026.  The total counts reduced by 3% from what was previously published.  Changes affect Table 1 in the main body of the publication, Table 10 in the accompanying data tables and the reports figure in the accompanying infographic.  Data prior to 2024/25 has not been affected.

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