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Police are now attending all home burglaries under new policy - Vimarsana News

Police are now attending all home burglaries under new policy

The National Police Chiefs’ Council (NPCC) has confirmed all 43 forces send officers to visit all potential home invasions.

Police are turning up to ALL home burglaries in historic policy change - Vimarsana News

Police are turning up to ALL home burglaries in historic policy change

In September all 43 chief constables agreed to prioritise the crime after the Mail exposed appalling prosecution rates which are below 2 per cent in some constabularies.

Police rejecting crime suspects rule change is 'huge victory' for press freedom | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News - Vimarsana News

Police rejecting crime suspects rule change is 'huge victory' for press freedom | Burnham and Highbridge Weekly News

The Society of Editors has welcomed the move by a police body to reject the rule change which would have kept names of suspects secret.

Police rejecting crime suspects rule change is 'huge victory' for press freedom | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter - Vimarsana News

Police rejecting crime suspects rule change is 'huge victory' for press freedom | Dumbarton and Vale of Leven Reporter

The Society of Editors has welcomed the move by a police body to reject the rule change which would have kept names of suspects secret.

Police rejecting crime suspects rule change is 'huge victory' for press freedom | East London and West Essex Guardian Series - Vimarsana News

Police rejecting crime suspects rule change is 'huge victory' for press freedom | East London and West Essex Guardian Series

The Society of Editors has welcomed the move by a police body to reject the rule change which would have kept names of suspects secret.