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It seems the police really are getting younger, these new recruits are nine years old. but dont worry they do not have any truncheons or handcuffs. these 20 children are meeting care home residents as part of the mini police scheme. it is hoped it will build their trust in the police early on. the mini police are here today to learn about good citizenship, to get that community engagement. it is a chance for the children to get to know people from other walks of life. we want them to grow up bei...

Detrimental impact on public trust, on victims of prime, basic policing standards— on victims of prime, basic policing standards in terms of neighbourhood policing, _ standards in terms of neighbourhood policing, one of the biggest disasters in policing, where there they have — disasters in policing, where there they have reduced the number of neighbourhood officers across policing — neighbourhood officers across policing within the uk, so that they cant deal— policing within the uk, so ...

Rural accommodation providers are being caught up by “urban centric, ill-judged one-size fits all policies” designed to address city-centre…

Teens and adults are wandering the streets supping cans at all hours of the day according to local businesses.

School children living nearby have been giving the 57-year-old no end of grief

After a pandemic and over a decade of public spending cuts, young people need investment not punishment.

Rishi Sunak is on a mission to crack down on anti-social behaviour. He outlined tough plans to tackle those annoying, nuisance beggars — always on the scrounge, desperate for money. But that’s enough about Matt Hancock and Kwasi Kwarteng… who this week got royally stung by Led By Donkeys as they suggested (with straight faces) day rates of around £10k. Who needs laughing gas with these clowns?

Broad definitions mean almost anything can be classed as antisocial behaviour.

Suella Braverman launched an empassioned attack on her Labour opponent during a debate on the governments new anti-social behaviour crackdown.

Offenders will be put to work in jumpsuits to clean up their crimes, PM to pledge