About Probation Office – Richmond

The Probation Office at 25 Kew Foot Road provides statutory probation services to individuals in Richmond and the surrounding borough under the jurisdiction of His Majesty’s Prison and Probation Service. Located a short distance from Richmond town centre, the office supports people who are subject to community orders, licence conditions or other probation supervision requirements. It is a public service office rather than a walk-in advice centre, and attendance is typically arranged through the justice system. The office is contactable by telephone and falls under the national framework operated through the gov.uk guidance pages.

Local area

Kew Foot Road sits in a quietly residential part of Richmond, within easy reach of Richmond station and its District line, South Western Railway and Overground connections. For those required to attend regular probation appointments, those transport links are practically important. Richmond is a borough with a strong civic identity and a wide range of public and professional services; the probation office forms part of the statutory infrastructure that any functioning community requires, sitting alongside courts, legal offices and social services that together support residents at every stage of life.

Why choose Probation Office – Richmond

As a government-operated office, this probation service operates within a nationally regulated framework, providing a degree of consistency and accountability. For Richmond residents who are required to engage with probation services, the Kew Foot Road location is geographically convenient, with good public transport access. Extended opening hours on Tuesdays and Wednesdays until 7 PM offer practical flexibility for those balancing appointments with work or other commitments. The office can be contacted directly by telephone, and further guidance is available through the official gov.uk page linked to this location.

Services

  • Community order supervision
  • Licence condition management
  • Probation appointments and reporting
  • Offender management support
  • Pre-sentence report coordination
  • Rehabilitation activity requirements

Ideal for: Individuals subject to community orders, People on licence following custodial sentences, Legal professionals and solicitors requiring liaison, Family members supporting someone under probation supervision.

Frequently asked questions

What are the opening hours of the Richmond Probation Office?

The office is open Monday, Thursday and Friday from 9 AM to 5 PM, and on Tuesday and Wednesday from 9 AM to 7 PM. It is closed on Saturdays and Sundays.

Where exactly is the Richmond Probation Office located?

The office is at 25 Kew Foot Road, Richmond, TW9 2SS. This is within easy reach of Richmond station, which is served by the District line, South Western Railway and London Overground.

How can I contact the Richmond Probation Office by phone?

The office can be reached by telephone on 020 3831 9000 during opening hours.

Is there additional information available online about this office?

Yes. Guidance about this specific office is published on the official government website at gov.uk/guidance/richmond-25-kew-foot-road.

Can anyone walk in to this office without an appointment?

The office operates as a statutory probation service. Attendance is typically arranged through the justice system rather than on a drop-in basis. It is advisable to call ahead on 020 3831 9000 before visiting.

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