Sentence examples for probation workers from inspiring English sources

Criminal solicitors across England and Wales are to stage a two-day walkout at the end of the month to coincide with a strike by probation workers.

Along with many magistrates and probation workers, Carl Rice, the Labour councillor for Ladywood, thinks that "putting prostitutes in prison is not the answer".Birmingham city council, prompted by enraged residents, is looking at a wider range of options.

With 1,100 welfare and probation workers, 101 County Seat Drive has more people than any other building in the county government, and critics say it also has the worst conditions.

Around the table are a police officer, a children's services manager, two probation workers, a drugs and alcohol worker, a housing officer, someone from nursing and midwifery, a GP link worker, someone from mental health and a manager from a specialist domestic abuse service.

Set up 11 years ago by the Endeavour Housing Association, Middlesbrough council, Cleveland police and probation workers, the Barnardo's children's charity and what is now the South Tees Hospitals NHS foundation trust, Hestia was established amid concern that many of the women were in a vicious circle of bed-and-breakfast accommodation, hospital and life on the streets.

When Mrs Bottomley met Cunningham she assumed he was supervising a group of probation workers carrying out gardening work.

Adebowale's mother was a probation worker and his father worked for the Nigerian high commission in London.

Batman is not the only visual reference; we go through Heroes, Star Trek, X-Men, Saw and even a postmodern take on Scooby Doo ("It's the probation worker," says Nathan of his No 1 suspect. "It's always the probation worker"), but it is all worn so lightly that each homage adds to the whole.

Nathan, on discovering his probation worker lying dead in a deep freeze, gives the most throwaway line of the lot: "Oh, hey man, Cornettos!" The writers should be applauded for the consistent bathos.

"We are very consumerist in how we see care, education — all aspects of the welfare state here," said Tracey Brittain, a probation worker who also runs a volunteer organization that helps people find their way home at night after they drink too much.

According to his probation worker, he failed to turn up to some meetings, and was "uncooperative and hostile" at others.