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03/11/2020
As part of the celebration of Black History Month and the launch of Napo’s initiative to establish an Anti-Racism Officer in each Branch and section of […]
20/04/2020
At the time of writing we are just ending week three since the C-19 Social Distancing policy was announced by Government. Napo members can be proud […]
24/01/2020
If January is anything to go by 2020 is going to be a significant year for Probation. Following on from a rocky couple of years which […]
22/11/2019
Thursday 12 December is your chance to have your voice heard and shape the direction of the country. What matters most to you?
08/11/2019
Ian talks about the working relationship with National Chair Katie Lomas, Napo’s feminist agenda and pays tribute to the efforts of our members and activists in […]
28/08/2019
I don’t believe it! A recent report from a source in Unpaid Work in Dorset, Devon and Cornwall CRC shows that things are far from well, […]
21/06/2019
I recall with measured pride leaving the famed court one of the Central Criminal court (Old Bailey) en route to the 2014 Scarborough Napo AGM having […]
21/06/2019
The delivery of reports to court has developed since 2011, and the implementation of the Offender Rehabilitation Act (ORA) 2014 has seen further changes in the […]
14/06/2019
Several recent deaths of teenagers in so-called ‘knife-crime’ incidents have raised concerns about the level of violence affecting young people in England and Wales. ITV weatherman […]
12/06/2019
Twas the night before recess when, all through the house, Not a creature was stirring not even a mouse. The order papers were hung by the […]
12/06/2019
What sets Napo aside from most other trade unions isn’t just that we have a remarkably loud voice despite our small size, or our incredibly resilient […]
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