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What is the Reducing Reoffending Board?

There are a range of partners who either have a  statutory duty or play critical role in preventing offending and reducing reoffending.

Partnership working is crucial to driving reducing reoffending ambitions forward.  To this end the Reducing Reoffending Board brings together partners and multiagency programme leads to strive for better outcomes for victims, for our communities and for offenders.

The Reducing Reoffending Board (RRB) is convened on a quarterly basis by the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner, on behalf of the Safer Nottinghamshire Board (SNB) and the Nottingham Community Safety Partnership (NCSP).  The board is the mechanism for the Community Safety Partnerships to  delivery their reducing re-offending duty.

The Reducing Reoffending Board (RRB) is convened on a quarterly basis by the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner, on behalf of the Safer Nottinghamshire Board (SNB) and the Nottingham Community Safety Partnership (NCSP).  The board is the mechanism for the Community Safety Partnerships to  delivery their reducing re-offending duty.

Membership

Membership

The core agencies that make up Nottinghamshire’s Reducing Reoffending Board are; 

  • The Office for the Police and Crime Commissioner
  • Nottinghamshire Police
  • A Community Safety Partnership Representative for Nottingham and Nottinghamshire
  • Youth Justice Service (Nottingham & Nottinghamshire)
  • His Majesty’s Prison Probation Service - Probation & HMP Nottingham
  • NHS Liaison & Diversion
  • Public Health

The board additionally engages with diversion and intervention providers.

Our areas of focus

Following a needs assessment, the reducing reoffending board are currently focusing its attention on the following areas:

  • Accommodation & Resettlement;
  • Women & Girls in the Criminal Justice System;
  • Integrated Offender Management;
  • Early Intervention and Prevention.

In addition to these priorities , the RRB will also work to drive improvements in the cross-cutting areas of data, research and insight and disproportionality across the CJS.