National Probation Service - Probation Trusts

Probation Trusts

35 Probation Trusts provide the operational elements of probation in England and Wales. They are:

  • Avon & Somerset Probation Trust
  • Bedfordshire Probation Trust
  • Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Probation Trust
  • Cheshire Probation Trust
  • Cumbria Probation Trust
  • Derbyshire Probation Trust
  • Devon and Cornwall Probation Trust
  • Dorset Probation Trust
  • Durham Tees Valley Probation Trust
  • Essex Probation
  • Gloucestershire Probation Trust
  • Greater Manchester Probation Trust
  • Hampshire Probation Trust
  • Hertfordshire Probation Trust
  • Humberside Probation Trust
  • Kent Probation
  • Lancashire Probation Trust
  • Leicestershire Rutland Probation Trust
  • Lincolnshire Probation Trust
  • London Probation Trust
  • Merseyside Probation Trust
  • Norfolk & Suffolk Probation Trust
  • Nottinghamshire Probation Trust
  • Northamptonshire Probation Trust
  • Northumbria Probation Trust
  • South Yorkshire Probation Trust
  • Staffordshire & West Midlands Probation Trust
  • Surrey & Sussex Probation Trust
  • Thames Valley Probation
  • Wales Probation Trust
  • Warwickshire Probation Trust
  • West Mercia Probation Trust
  • West Yorkshire Probation Trust
  • Wiltshire Probation Trust
  • York & North Yorkshire Probation Trust

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