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Rising numbers for domestic abuse reports show growing confidence in police, the Met's East Area Basic Command Unit's Det Ch Supt Paul Trevers said.

Published: 11:42 AM April 28, 2021    Updated: 11:43 AM April 28, 2021 Dexter became a wellbeing dog after being kicked out of sniffer-dog training for being too friendly - Credit: Sally Patterson Romford and Ilford doctors and nurses had the opportunity to meet police horses and a wellbeing dog as thanks for their hard work over the past year.  As part of Thank You Week organised by Barking, Havering and Redbridge University Hospitals NHS Trust (BHRUT), Queen’s and King George hospital staff were invited to pet horses Verdun and Ulls Water, and wellbeing dog Dexter.  Organisers from...

Officers were called to the private address in Elm Park Avenue, Hornchurch at 6pm on Sunday.  When they arrived they found 20 guests from a number of different households.  Those attending ranged in age from young children, to teenagers, to people in their late 40s. After seeing the gifts and balloons, it quickly became apparent to the officers that the gathering was not spontaneous and the two organisers – men aged 22 and 44 - were reported for £200 fines for breaching Covid guidelines. Rules state you cannot leave your home to meet socially with anyone you do not live with o...

Officers were called to the private address in Elm Park Avenue, Hornchurch at 6pm on Sunday.  When they arrived they found 20 guests from a number of different households.  Those attending ranged in age from young children, to teenagers, to people in their late 40s. After seeing the gifts and balloons, it quickly became apparent to the officers that the gathering was not spontaneous and the two organisers – men aged 22 and 44 - were reported for £200 fines for breaching Covid guidelines. Rules state you cannot leave your home to meet socially with anyone you do not live with o...

A group of 31 police officers have each been slapped with £200 fines after they hired a professional barber to cut their hair at a police station, it emerged today.  They hired a professional barber to come in and cut their hair at Bethnal Green police station in East London on Sunday, January 17 - while the country remains in the grip of its third lockdown, with more than 1,000 people dying every day. The Metropolitan Police officers have all been given the fixed penalty notices for breaching Covid-19 regulations while on duty.  Two officers who organised the barber are now under investig...