- Public Protection
- Reducing re-offending
- Community Service and under supervision
- Victim Services
- News and community updates
The various offices and locations of the service are:
- Head Office, Second Floor, Godwin House, George Street, Huntingdon, Cambs PE29 3BD, 03000 477000, Fax: 03000 477050
- Cambridge: Warkworth Lodge, Warkworth Street, Cambridge, Cambs CB1 1EG 03000 477200, Fax: 03000 477277
- Huntingdon: Ground Floor, Godwin House, George Street, Huntingdon, Cambs, PE29 3BD, 03000 477400, Fax: 03000 477477
- Peterborough: Magistrates Court, Bridge Street, Peterborough, Cambs PE1 1ED, 03000 477300, Fax: 03000 477310
- Peterborough:23a London Road, Peterborough, Cambs PE2 8AP, 03000 477350, Fax: 03000 477390
- Wisbech: 1 Museum Square, Wisbech, Cambs PE13 1ES, 03000 477100, Fax: 03000 477150
- Prisons
- HMP Littlehey, Perry, Huntingdon, Cambs PE28 0SR, Tel: 01480 335000
- HMP Peterborough, Probation Office, Saville Road, Westwood, Peterborough Cambs PE3 7PD, Tel: 01733 217500
- HMP Whitemoor, Longhill Road, March, Cambs PE15 0PR, Tel: 01354 602616
- Law Court Offices
- Cambridge Crown Court, 43 East Road, Cambridge CB1 1BT, Tel: 01223 488359
- Cambridge Magistrates Court, 12 Saint Andrew’s Street, Cambridge CB2 3AX, Tel: 01223 712678
- Huntingdon Law Courts, Walden Road, Huntingdon, PE29 3DW, Tel: 01480 415644,
- Peterborough Crown Court, Crown Building, Rivergate, Peterborough, Cambs PE1 1EJ, Tel: 01733 352763,
- PeterboroughMagistrates Court, Bridge Street, Peterborough, Cambs PE1 1ED, Tel: 03000 477300
- Approved Premises :5 Wesleyan Road, Peterborough, Cambs PE1 3RW, Tel: 01733 551678
Trust Board
CPPT Board is made up of: Board Chair – Kevin Ellis, Chief Executive Officer – John Budd, Chair of Health and Safety Committee – Dr Rod Pullen, Chair of Audit Committee – Cris Rees, Chair of Human Resources Committee – Barry Smethurst, Board Member – Susan Crampton, Board Member – Rebecca Stephens.
The trust employs around 250 staff.
Future Changes
Cambridgeshire and Peterborough Probation Trust (CPPT), along with all other probation trusts, will cease to exist in its current format from April 1, 2014. CPPT, Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Northamptonshire Trusts fall in the same geographical area and will create one of the 21 CRCs. It is expected that 70 per cent of CPPT staff will transfer to the CRC to work with low and medium risk offenders on a payment by results system. This will include the majority of offenders sentenced to community orders, suspended sentence orders and custodial sentences. If the risk associated with an offender escalates from low or medium to high or very high, or an offender breaches their licence, the management of that offender will be transferred back to the national public sector probation service. In cases where an offender breaches their order or licence and they have to be returned to court or custody, the national probation service will take over responsibility for risk management.
The provision of national probation services will be split between a new national public sector probation service (retaining approximately 30 per cent of current CPPT staff and other resources) and 21 Community Rehabilitation Companies (CRCs). These fully functional companies will be sold to the providers awarded the contracts towards the end of 2014. Staff within the new national public sector probation service will be responsible for: initial risk assessments of ALL offenders, directly managing high risk offenders and those subject to MAPPA (multi agency public protection arrangements), providing pre-sentence advice to courts, advising the parole board, undertaking the victim liaison role for all cases it applies to and managing the local approved premises. They will also be responsible for enforcement and prosecuting breaches.