MoJ Spends £115,000 on Interpreters Every Day

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MoJ Spends £115,000 on Interpreters Every Day

The Ministry of Justice spent a whopping £41,945,961.34 on interpreters and translation services in 2025. That works out at roughly £115,000 every single day… Responding to a parliamentary question from Tory MP John Hayes, justice minister Jake Richards provided a breakdown: Spoken language interpreting: £30,127,536.45 Off-contract language services (HMCTS): £6,455,878.00 Translation and transcription: £2,988,335.45 …