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National Register of Public Service Translators

NRPST is the UK’s independent voluntary regulator of professional translators specialising in public service. We maintain a public register of professional, qualified and accountable translators. The National Register is free of charge to access and searchable online.

Every translator on our Register meets the standards for education, training and practice in public service. All Registrants are subject to the NRPST Code of Professional Conduct and we regulate, investigate and follow up any allegations of professional misconduct.

Using the National Register of Public Service Translators to find a translator ensures you not only employ a qualified professional practitioner but that the translator can be held accountable should their conduct or competence fall below the high standards expected of a Registered Public Service Translator (RPST).

If you are unable to find the information you want on this website, please do not hesitate to email admin@nrpst.org.uk.

NRPST News

Click here for details of the call to withdraw interpreting services in the courts on 25th and 26th November 2024

This has been called as a full withdrawal of services, not accepting court work through any channels, including other agencies and off contract bookings . . .
Published:13 November 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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NRPSI Registrants have been officially ‘Accredited Professionals’ since July 2023; see the news report first published last year . . .

Important recognition established the importance of the use of qualified registered Public Service Interpreters, against the backdrop of halting significant and major miscarriages of justice . . .
Published:8 November 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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Read the Professional Interpreters for Justice (PI4J) submission to the House of Lords Inquiry in to interpreting and translation services in the . . .

The PI4J submission is clear about the need for insourcing to be reintroduced in MoJ settings . . .
Published:29 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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Read the letter from PI4J to the Ministry of Justice sent in February 2023 re-emphasising collaborative discussion and reviewing outsourcing . . .

PI4J would like to continue with the consultative process to tackle other aspects of spoken language interpreting, some of which will fall into the Policy Review and some in to the Outsourcing Review… . . .
Published:23 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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Read NRPSI's submission to the House of Lords Inquiry in to Interpreting and Translation Servicies in the Courts; click here

NRPSI will be giving in-person evidence on 6th November 2024 . . .
Published:23 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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Read NRPSI's submission to the House of Lords Inquiry in to Interpreting and Translation Services in the Courts; click here

NRPSI will be giving in-person evidence on 6th November 2024 . . .
Published:23 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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A further withdrawal of services in the courts on 28th and 29th October 2024 has been announced; click here to read more

The organising group has said: “On these dates, we will not accept any bookings through the TBW” . . .
Published:14 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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Click here to read a letter from Robin Humphrey to his MP lobbying for insourcing of language services in the Ministry of Justice . . .

Add your voice if you are concerned about continued outsourcing of interpreting and translation in the courts . . .
Published:14 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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Read coverage in Private Eye (11 Oct – 24 Oct 2024, p36) where Registrants (who are regulated by NRPSI) are asking questions about the . . .

Keep asking questions - write to your MP and write to your local media . . .
Published:11 October 2024
Topic: NRPSI
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