...themselves with. For example, the Probation Service now has the power to vary electronically monitored curfews in limited circumstances. We’ve had to do a lot of work and testing to...
...of delivering our services. We work with our service teams to: help define a problem in behavioural terms, including what behaviours need to change learn about the characteristics of target...
[English] - [Cymraeg] Camilla Lees, Project Manager for the Professional Users’ Access Scheme provides an update on the scheme and how it’s supporting recovery efforts in our courts and tribunals....
...a single month (10,033) since July 2015. Our internal management information (MI) shows that productivity - sitting days per working days - increased in the second half of the last...
[English] - [Cymraeg] In the third episode of the Inside HMCTS podcast, we discuss the benefits to those members of the public able to join us at an open day...
...the conversations are with other government departments - where they are responsible for the policy that can drive demand - for example the Department for Work and Pensions for social...
[English] - [Cymraeg] The coronavirus outbreak has had wide-reaching consequences for everyone in society. Almost all of us have had to act and adapt quickly in uncertain and rapidly changing...
...Staying vigilant We are very far from complacent - we listen to suggestions for improvements, and routinely review standards and implementation, but we only implement additional measures where they are...
[English] - [Cymraeg] While social distancing prevails, we’ve all had to use the space around us differently. From reorganising the existing courts and tribunals estate to creating new courtrooms in...
...un ystafell llys, bydd dwy restr yn cael eu gweithredu - un yn y bore a’r ail restr yn y prynhawn - dydd Llun i ddydd Gwener. Ochr yn ochr...
