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62 per cent of the 1,614 responses to the Youth Commission’s Big Conversation survey said being safe on the streets was a top concern they'd like to see tackled
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The name change was marked with a ceremony outside Newport Police Station this morning
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Scott Chilton was chosen following an intensive formal application and interview process, in accordance with national regulations
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Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones, says if she doesn't increase the council tax for 2023/24, she'll need to work with the Constabulary to implement savings, with an inevitable impact on the overall service level which can be provided
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Some of the providers will specifically focus on providing support to children who are victims of domestic abuse in order to limit the impact of adverse childhood experiences
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Donna Jones says, "As the first Asian Prime Minister we cannot underestimate the inspiration this will give to young people from minority backgrounds growing up in Britain today"
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Donna Jones says Operation Soteria Bluestone is an opportunity for Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary to bring about real and sustainable change to the way these traumatic offences are investigated
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A statement released by the Acting Chief Constable and Police and Crime Commissioner explains the new policy in relation to residential burglaries
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Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight Donna Jones has recalled "the humbling moments when she met Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II"
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The warning signs are not always easy to see, so this campaign aims to raise awareness of child exploitation to help keep your children safe
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The Police and Crime Commissioner says, "when incidents on social media receive not one but two visits from police officers, but burglaries and non-domestic break-ins don’t always get a police response, something is wrong"
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Donna Jones says “Letting the cameras into the courtroom to film the sentencings of some of the country’s most serious offenders will allow the public to see justice first hand, as it happens"
