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Blackburn Inspector heads east to teach Human Rights
Monday, 19th July, 2010
A BLACKBURN police Inspector, recognised as one of the worlds leading experts in Human Rights legislation, has been helping to educate senior police and council... Read more
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A NEW inspector has taken over the reins at Wyre
Monday, 19th July, 2010
Inspector Nigel Greenwood has taken on the role of the geographic inspector responsible for operational issues across Wyre and will be based at Fleetwood police... Read more
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Staff awarded after 'Leadership Journey'
Friday, 16th July, 2010
NINE officers and staff were recognised for their achievements after completing a brand new leadership development course for black and minority ethnic members of staff. Read more
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Crime in Derbyshire falls for the seventh year running
Thursday, 15th July, 2010
Today (July 15th 2010) the Home Office has published crime figures for England and Wales for 2009-10. In Derbyshire crime overall reduced from 73,660 in... Read more
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No let up as crime drops by 13%
Thursday, 15th July, 2010
North Yorkshire Police has vowed there will be no let up in the fight against crime and anti-social behaviour. The determined message follows the publication... Read more
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Got a Filthy Mind...then check out Run Rampage!
Wednesday, 14th July, 2010
A new event is hitting the Surrey countryside as competitors are challenged to an extreme cross-country race in England's winter conditions. Run Rampage will be... Read more
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Boys and girls in blue are thinking green
Tuesday, 13th July, 2010
Grampian Police has enlisted two students from the University of Aberdeen to help the force reduce its carbon footprint. The students are part of the... Read more
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Looking for your next big charity challenge?
Monday, 12th July, 2010
British Heart Foundation Challenge events are a great way to push yourself to the limit while raising vital funds for the nation's heart charity. 2010... Read more
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Off duty North Yorkshire officer wins regional Bravery Award
Monday, 12th July, 2010
An off-duty police officer who helped to rescue a couple from a blazing house fire has won a prestigious bravery award for her courageous actions. Read more
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Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults one day conference
Friday, 9th July, 2010
Safeguarding Vulnerable Adults Date: Tuesday 28th September 2010 Venue: 76 Portland Place, London This one day conference chaired by Bridget Penhale Editor Journal of Adult... Read more
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Police Authority To Consider Its Options
Friday, 9th July, 2010
At the meeting of Bedfordshire Police Authority next Friday (16th July 2010) Members will consider a report outlining a range of options for policing the... Read more
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South Yorkshire Police sergeant to referee world cup final
Friday, 9th July, 2010
South Yorkshire Police Sergeant Howard Webb will referee the World Cup final on Sunday. Howard, 38, will become the first Englishman to referee the prestigious... Read more
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Winners announced at Police Bravery Awards 2010
Friday, 9th July, 2010
Five Metropolitan Police Officers were voted the bravest officers in England and Wales tonight at the 15th annual Police Bravery Awards held at The Dorchester... Read more
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Bromley HELP project
Thursday, 8th July, 2010
The H.E.L.P project (Helping Everyone with Literacy Problems), a unique Bromley based initiative that will help organisations provide more accessible services for those who have... Read more
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Farewell to Bury St Edmunds Police Chaplain
Thursday, 8th July, 2010
Officers and staff at Bury St Edmunds Police Station have said a fond farewell to Police Chaplain Major Glenys Askew, who is leaving the town. Read more
