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Issue 79 26 October 2007
The Bulletin has been improved for easier on-screen reading. It now summaries new content placed on Epic
(http://npsintranet.probation.gsi.gov.uk/index.htm) in the previous week and significant messages that have been
circulated on the Chief Officer gateway. Articles can now be read by either scrolling down the page or by clicking the
titles below:
223/07 Predicting and Understanding the Risk of Re Offending - Prisoner Cohort Study
224/07 DJ’s on Service – Community Sentences Campaign Wins Award
225/07 Issued Recently
The Ministry of Justice Research, Development and Statistics Directorate have published Research Summary 6 -
Predicting and Understanding the risk of reoffending - Prisoner Cohort Study. The study is available on Epic.
Epic: Navigate from Home>News & Comms>News> Predicting and Understanding the risk of reoffending - Prisoner
Cohort Study Research Summary
As part of the Community Sentences campaign last year several probation areas were involved in recruiting local
DJs to do unpaid work. Back in the studio the DJs used the experience to highlight the NPS's work with offenders or
to generate a debate with listeners over sentencing. This activity was called DJs on Service and targeted ten
influential local radio stations.
On 24 October DJs on Service won a PR industry PR Week Award in the Public Sector category (beating Norfolk
County Council, the Learning and Skills Council, Westminster City Council and the Department for Education and
Skills). It was also in second place with a “highly commended” for the Broadcast category.
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Issue 79 UNCLASSIFIED NPS Bulletin
October 2007
This circular updates the previous guidance on ECL. The key changes from the
original guidance are outlined below and the equivalent Prison Service Instruction
(PSI) is attached for information. The PSI will be issued at the same time as this
circular to ensure a consistent approach between prisons and probation in the
management of ECL.
Message 066 07 Use of apostrophe when entering names on OASys Issued 118 October
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