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Suffolk Constabulary apologise following data breach

Suffolk Constabulary has issued an apology after more than 1,000 people saw their data breached in a technical issue.

United kingdomTim passmoreStephen bonnerConstable of suffolk policeNorfolk constabulariesInformation commissionerChief constableSuffolk policeEamonn bridgerSuffolk constabulary

Suffolk and Norfolk admit to data breach involving 1,230 people s data – RWSfm 103 3

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United kingdomTim passmoreConstable of suffolk policeNorfolk constabulariesCrime commissionerSuffolk constabularyChief constableInformation commissionerAssistant chief constableSuffolk policeEamonn bridger

Suffolk Constabulary apologise following data breach | East Anglian Daily Times

Suffolk Constabulary has issued an apology after more than 1,000 people saw their data breached in a technical issue.

United kingdomTim passmoreStephen bonnerConstable of suffolk policeAnglian daily timesNorfolk constabulariesInformation commissionerChief constableSuffolk policeEamonn bridgerSuffolk constabulary

Weeting man Francis Addison, 72, avoids jail after five goshawks were found dumped in Kings Forest close to Bury St Edmunds

A 72-year-old man has avoided jail after five young goshawks were discovered dumped in a parking area.

United kingdomMark thomasFrancis addisonMary wyndhamLisa robinsonTom groseSergeant brian calverSuffolk policeNorfolk magistrate courtNational wildlife crime unitBritish trust for ornithologySouth parkForestry engliandKings forestBritish trustNorfolk constabularies

Weeting man Francis Addison, 72, avoids jail after five young birds of prey were found dumped in Kings Forest, near Wordwell, close to Bury St Edmunds

A 72-year-old man has been handed a suspended prison sentence after five young goshawks were discovered dumped in a parking area.

United kingdomFrancis addisonSergeant brian calverTom groseMary wyndhamLisa robinsonBritish trust for ornithologyNorfolk magistrate courtNational wildlife crime unitSouth parkForestry engliandKings forestBritish trustNorfolk constabulariesNational wildlife crimeSuffolk constabulary

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