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Parole Board Offices Closed on 27 December

Tuesday, 26 December 2017
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Parole Board Offices Closed on 27 December
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Due to flooding at 52, Queen Anne's Gate, the Parole Board offices will be closed on 27 December 2017

The Parole Board offices will be closed on 27 December 2017. There may be some staff working remotely, but the general enquiries number will not be operating. Apologies for this and we do hope that the offices will be open again on 28 December.

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