The Youth Justice Board (YJB) website is to be closed down at the end of the month as part of government efforts to reduce the number of websites it runs.

Content aimed at youth justice practitioners will move, along with YJB corporate content, to a new justice.gov.uk website.

The new website will feature content from the Ministry of Justice, Her Majesty's Courts Service, the Prison Service, the Legal Services Commission and other justice agencies whose websites are also closing.

Content from the YJB website aimed at the general public will move to the Directgov website.

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