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Restorative Justice is a free service for both victims and offenders, and allows victims to communicate with the person responsible for the crime
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It's said that officers choosing to stay on the degree path will be fully supported, but it will no longer be compulsory for new officers to train for a degree
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A summer sports programme, aimed at young people identified by local police, is planned in an attempt to divert criminal activity in the town
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Police Sergeant Benjamin Sharland says the new electric bikes are a "game changer"
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A recent study revealed 16.8 per cent of children face unwanted sexual harassment at the age of ten
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The money has been used to prevent and address violence against women and girls, neighbourhood crime and anti-social behaviour
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Police and Crime Commissioner urges potential victims of drink spiking to report incidents and get tested
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Following a rigorous selection process, the next Chief Constable – “an ambitious officer with an outstanding record” – has been confirmed
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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
