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Richard Taylor made this Freedom of Information request to Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board

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From: Richard Taylor

19 April 2011

Dear Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board,

Could you please release:

1. Your board meeting papers (agendas, reports, minutes) for 2010
and to-date.

2. Your latest annual report.

3. Performance summaries from 2010 and to-date for 2011.

4. If not summarised within your response to (1) any correspondence
from 2010/11 between the board and the Cambridge Community Safety
Partnership on the subject of reducing re-offending.

With respect to items 1-3 your website states* these are published
on the board's website, however they do not appear to be there. I
would be very happy if your response in relation to those items was
in the form of a link to the information on your website.

Yours faithfully,

--

Richard Taylor
Cambridge
http://www.rtaylor.co.uk

* http://lcjb.cjsonline.gov.uk/Cambridgesh...

Yours faithfully,

Richard Taylor

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From: Iserles Tali
Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board

19 April 2011

Thanks for your email. I no longer work for the Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board.

If your query is about The Kids Are Alright please contact Ross McGivern at Fenland District Council on [email address].

For all other queries please contact Corinne Burke: [email address]

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19 April 2011

Sent request to Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board again, using a new contact address.

From: Burke Corinne
Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board

19 April 2011

Please note that effective 22nd March, I have moved offices to
Cambridgeshire & Peterborough Probation Trust
Head office
Godwin House
George Street, Huntingdon, PE29 3BD

Tel: 03000 477000
email [email address]

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Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board

27 April 2011

Dear Mr Taylor,

Thank you for your request for information received on 20th April 2011.

I will look into your request, but in the meantime please note that the
Ministry of Justice no longer hosts or administer the local Criminal
Justice Board websites, so we are unable to update information or provide
you with any links to this.

I apologise for any inconvenice this may cause, but I will contact you
again shortly with an update on the information you requested.

Regards

Corinne Burke
Cambridgeshire Criminal Justice Board
Godwin House
George Street
Huntingdon, Cambridgeshire
PE29 3BD

email: [email address]

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Richard Taylor left an annotation ( 3 May 2011)

The suggestion that the board no-longer has any control over its own website is odd, particularly as the home page contains a "Spring 2011" article.

http://lcjb.cjsonline.gov.uk/Cambridgesh...

While there is no notice on any individual boards' website that I can see warning the websites are not updated there is a notice on the list/index at:

http://lcjb.cjsonline.gov.uk/

These boards have a key role in setting policy for reducing re-offending. In Cambridgeshire, where I live, they are about to become responsible for "Integrated Offender Management" so take on a key role in policy/strategy relating to rehabilitation, reducing re-offending and how people on probation, or sentenced to things like community service or "supervision" are dealt with.

I think these boards ought have a web-presence, at least to explain their roles (which may vary from place to place) and publish their key policies and meeting papers.

The decision to stop updating these websites has plunged a large fraction of our criminal justice system into even greater secrecy.

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Richard Taylor left an annotation (24 November 2011)

As I've had no success here I've followed up with a request to the police for what they might hold:

http://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/ca...

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