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Our year in numbers

In the third year reporting against objectives set out in our CPS 2025 strategy, we...

Prosecuted over 400,000 cases, with five in every six leading to a guilty plea or verdict

Maintained an Employee Engagement Index of 69 % in the Civil Service People Survey, four points above the benchmark

Saw tangible results in our casework quality – since the Joint National Action Plan’s launch, we’ve seen an increase % in police referrals 83 to the CPS for early advice or a charging decision, and an 86 increase in % charge volumes of adult rape flagged * suspects/defendants (between Q3 20/21 & Q3 22/23)

*cases which had been flagged as rape at, or prior to, the time of referral, or of being charged

Secured continued growth in our funding settlement to £774 million for 2023/24

Increased funding by £58 million for Bar fees, restoring parity with defence fees

Prioritised digital capability, introducing more than 7,000 new laptops – one for every colleague

Continued investing in our people, recruiting 1,162 new starters – the highest volume on record

Built on our strategic partnerships, organising engagement 90+ meetings with Parliamentarians to ensure our role is understood

Continued to engage with our communities to improve public confidence, reaching 2 million views on our Instagram account

Continued supporting our diverse workforce, with 23% of staff from an ethnic minority background

And much more... Thank you to all our staff for their hard work and continued dedication to delivering justice

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