Decision - Annual Youth Justice Plan 25/26
Decision maker
Council
Report author
Tania Riedel
Published
11 Feb 2026
Reference
7570
As published
the council's own words, uneditedLocal authority partnerships have a statutory duty to submit a youth justice plan relating to the provision of youth justice services. The attached plan has been agreed in consultation with partner agencies. It sets out how youth justice services are provided and funded, how it will operate and the functions carried out.
1) Full Council noted the city's Youth Justice Plan and supports the activity detailed therein.
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The report asks Full Council to note and support Brighton and Hove’s Youth Justice Plan for 2025/26. The plan sets out how youth justice services will prevent offending, reduce reoffending and support positive outcomes for young people through partnership working.
Recommendation
Full Council notes the city’s Youth Justice Plan and supports the activity detailed therein.
Financial impact
None stated; the report says there are no financial implications because of the recommendations.
Ward affected
city-wide
Decision maker
Full Council
Date in document
29 Jan 2026
Stakeholders named
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children and young peoplefamilies and carersYouth Justice ServicesBrighton and Hove Adolescent Partnership BoardBrighton & Hove City CouncilSussex Policethe National Probation ServiceNHS Sussexvoluntary sector representativesschool representatives
Next steps
parsed- Full Council to note the Youth Justice Plan and support the activity detailed in it.
- Continue delivering the 2025/26 Youth Justice Plan through the partnership arrangements.
- Implement the plan and meet the statutory requirement to provide and fund youth justice services.
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