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Olivia from the Youth Commission says, "Having a part to play in ensuring that young people have a voice in how best to tackle crime in the community and seeing the direct impact our survey responses have is very rewarding"
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Information recorded on StreetSafe could help organisations such as police, councils and transport providers to take action that will prevent crime, be that reducing shrubbery to provide better sight lines, installing extra lighting or putting on a new night bus
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Trained professionals with lived experience of the criminal justice system will de-glamorise gang involvement and expose the harsh realities of crime and violence to pupils transitioning to secondary school
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The Police and Crime Commissioner has reached 100 days in the role and shares what she has been up to, including being appointed as national lead for Serious Organised Crime
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The new funding will help address a number of issues surrounding abusive behaviours within families, aiming to stop the cycle of abuse at an early age
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Donna Jones says she is already implementing initiatives locally that are outlined in the national plan to drive down crime
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As well as prioritising 600 more Police officers by end of 2023, the new Police and Crime Commissioner says that in order to prevent and reduce crime we should be educating children from the top end of primary school
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The consultation is now open - have your say as to whether Hampshire Constabulary's name should include Isle of Wight
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The free sessions designed to help children and young people learn how to spot fake news online
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The awards recognise volunteers that have made an outstanding contribution, and gone above and beyond in terms of hours they have volunteered and dedication and commitment they have shown
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Keeping Christmas Kind: Shop workers and families speak out about abuse in moving Christmas campaign
The short film features real people who have put themselves at risk working in essential shops, keeping families fed and providing vital human interaction for so many people who have been alone this year
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Police and Crime Commissioner says it's his role to hold the Chief Constable to account on behalf of local residents, so if you have concerns get in touch with him
