How to Contact Parole Board UK

Contact Parole Board UK for complaints or feedback:

• Complaints Procedure: You can submit complaints about the parole process or specific decisions. The Parole Board aims to address all complaints promptly and thoroughly.

• Feedback Email: info@paroleboard.gov.uk

Providing feedback helps improve the parole process and ensures concerns are addressed​​.

FAQs

1. How to contact Parole Board UK? You can contact the Parole Board through general enquiries at info@paroleboard.gov.uk or call 020 3880 0885.

2. Where is the Parole Board UK office located? The Parole Board office is located at Floor 3, 10 South Colonnade, Canary Wharf, London, E14 4PU.

3. Who do I contact for media enquiries? Media enquiries can be directed to comms@paroleboard.gov.uk or call 020 3880 0809.

4. How do I contact the Chief Executive of the Parole Board? You can contact Faith Geary, the Chief Executive, at CEO@paroleboard.gov.uk.

5. Who handles legal matters for the Parole Board? Legal matters can be directed to the Legal Adviser at litigation@paroleboard.gov.uk or call 020 3965 4455.

6. How do I submit representations to the Parole Board? Representations should be sent to the Member Case Assessment Team at MCA@paroleboard.gov.uk.

7. What should I do if I have a complaint about the Parole Board? Complaints can be emailed to info@paroleboard.gov.uk, following the complaints procedure outlined on their website.

8. Can I get in touch with the Chair of the Parole Board? Yes, you can contact Caroline Corby, the Chair, at chair@paroleboard.gov.uk.

9. How do I provide feedback to the Parole Board? Feedback can be emailed to info@paroleboard.gov.uk.

10. Who do I contact for out-of-hours media enquiries? For out-of-hours media enquiries, call 07540 258997.

Summary and Conclusion

Knowing how to contact Parole Board UK is essential for inquiries related to parole applications, hearings, and legal matters. The Parole Board offers multiple contact points to address different needs, from general enquiries to high-level executive matters. Efficient communication ensures that the parole process is transparent and accessible to all stakeholders.

For more detailed information, visit the Prison Reform Trust.

References

1. GOV.UK – Parole Board
2. Justice – The Parole System of England and Wales
3. House of Commons Library – The Parole System of England and Wales
4. Prison Reform Trust – The Parole Board and Reviews

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