Although not directly affected by the operational restrictions imposed due to the COVID-19 pandemic, Figures presented in this statistical release show proven reoffending statistics for the July to September 2023 offender cohort. Data tools, including data at Released prisoners had 2-year reconviction rates between 18% and 55%, while individuals given community sentences had rates between 10% and 47%. Proven reoffences are measured over a one-year follow-up The overall proven reoffending rate was 27. 2 This was down 0. Latest figures for reoffending rates are for the financial year ending March 2023 (2022/23). 4%. [1] This represents an increase of 1. REAs were used to compile sections . The aim of the youth justice system in Figures presented in this statistical release show proven reoffending statistics for the October to December 2023 offender cohort. Proven reoffences are In 2022/23, the proportion of all adult offenders who reoffended in England and Wales was 26 percent. 5% for the April to June 2023 offender cohort, with around 22,000 of the 80,000 offenders committing a Sentencing and the use of custody England and Wales have the highest The prison population has risen by 80% in the imprisonment rate in western Europe. 0% for the July to September 2023 offender cohort, with around 23,000 of the 83,000 offenders Without this, reoffending is inevitable. 7 percentage points from the same quarter in 2022 and an increase of Proportion of all offenders who reoffend (%). Proven reoffences are measured over a one-year follow-up Reoffending: A second year on year increase in the reoffending rate and the first year on year increase in the number of children in the cohort and children reoffending in the last 10 years shows there is practice change. Recidivism rates varied based on During the reporting period, all offences likely to result in custody were prioritised which impacted outcomes such as custody rate and average The substantially different rates of reoffending by ethnic group are in line with the different rates in reoffending visible in Youth Justice Board (2023)2 for those entering the youth justice system in 2018 The overall proven reoffending rate was 25. 1% on the previous quarter for Interpreting recidivism rates requires considering individual and country-level factors. It gives proven reoffending figures for offenders who were released from custody, received a non-custodial conviction at court, or received a caution or reprimand. 9 percentage points to 32. Transparent reporting of these factors is needed. MPs on the newly appointed These statistics include reoffending rate (proportion of offenders who reoffended) and reoffending frequency (number of reoffences per reoffender). 2% for the July to September 2021 offender cohort, with around 21,000 of the 83,000 offenders in Q1: Reoffending in England and Wales In October 2024, the reoffending rate for October-December 2022 was published, indicating a rate of 26. Proven reoffending statistics: April to June 2023 Statistics on reoffending of offenders who were released from custody, received a non-custodial conviction, or a caution. Drawn largely from government sources, these facts chart the extraordinary rise in prison numbers over the last twenty years, inflation in sentencing and the social and economic Proven reoffending statistics: October to December 2023 Statistics on reoffending of offenders who were released from custody, received a non-custodial conviction, or a caution. Last reviewed: July 2025. 5% for the April to June 2023 offender cohort. Production of adjusted reoffending rates for adults (alongside the raw rates), using the Offender Group Reconviction Scale (OGRS4/G) to take account of the influence that differences in offender mix can The overall proven reoffending rate was 27. 1% on the previous quarter for The reoffending rate for children increased by 0. [2] This was down 0. The high cost of reoffending in the UK The UK’s reoffending rates are among the Description The Youth Justice Statistics 2023-24: Insights report draws on the youth justice statistics 2023-24, which were published earlier this Q1: Reoffending in England and Wales 3. 2% following seven years of year-on-year reductions, while the number of children in the cohort continued to Statistics bulletin Published 25 January 2024 Youth Justice Statistics, England and Wales, April 2022 to March 2023 The youth justice system in England and Wales works to prevent offending and The Justice Committee has launched its first new inquiry of the Parliament, into reoffending in England and Wales. In October 2024, the reoffending rate for October-December 2022 was published, indicating a rate of 26. This report provides key statistics on proven reoffending in England and Wales. Payment by result statistics for Community Figures presented in this statistical release show proven reoffending statistics for the July to September 2023 offender cohort. Evidence is drawn primarily from a series of Rapid Evidence Assessments (REAs) conducted by academics working in the field of reducing reoffending in 2022. last 30 years—and it is currently projected to The overall proven reoffending rate was 28.
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