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Ministry of Justice · 2019 Q4 to 2024 Q3 · percent

Proven reoffending rate

Proven reoffending rate: 2019 Q4 to 2024 Q3ConservativeConservativeLabour0%10%20%2019202020212022202320242019 Q4: 25.2% percent · published 30 July 20262020 Q1: 24.7% percent · published 30 July 20262020 Q2: 29% percent · published 30 July 20262020 Q3: 23.5% percent · published 30 July 20262020 Q4: 23.1% percent · published 30 July 20262021 Q1: 24.3% percent · published 30 July 20262021 Q2: 24.8% percent · published 30 July 20262021 Q3: 25.2% percent · published 30 July 20262021 Q4: 25.4% percent · published 30 July 20262022 Q1: 25.5% percent · published 30 July 20262022 Q2: 25.8% percent · published 30 July 20262022 Q3: 26.5% percent · published 30 July 20262022 Q4: 26.4% percent · published 30 July 20262023 Q1: 26.5% percent · published 30 July 20262023 Q2: 27.5% percent · published 30 July 20262023 Q3: 28% percent · published 30 July 20262023 Q4: 28.3% percent · published 30 July 20262024 Q1: 28.9% percent · published 30 July 20262024 Q2: 29.6% percent · published 30 July 20262024 Q3: 29.9% percent · published 30 July 2026
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Source: Ministry of Justice, Proven reoffending statistics quarterly, July to September 2024 cohort (published 30 July 2026). Data presentation: Civometry.

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