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BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:42:00 - Vimarsana News

BBCNEWS BBC News June 4, 2024 13:42:00

Officer that you can go to, wherever you live, who will attend you, and make sure the police deal with your crime. while the government's beating crime plan has no major new policies, several pilot projects are being expanded, including one where burglars and robbers wear satellite tags so that movements can be monitored after their release from prison, and project adder, which looks to fight drug crime by tackling dealers and people who are addicted. ministers are also promising everybody in england and wales will be able to look up a name and contact details for a police officer responsible ...

Sussex anti-drug project gaining positive results in Hastings - Vimarsana News

Sussex anti-drug project gaining positive results in Hastings

A PROJECT aimed at tackling drug misuse and cutting drug-related crime is showing promising results.

Why won't Norwich council lock doors against drugs? - Vimarsana News

Why won't Norwich council lock doors against drugs?

Council tenants fed up of kicking drug users out of their buildings have asked why the city council will not install locks on their front doors. A massive...

Middlesbrough council rejects drug safe spaces - Vimarsana News

Middlesbrough council rejects drug safe spaces

COUNCILLORS have rejected a recommendation that it look at the benefits of creating ‘safe spaces’ for people to legally inject drugs.

Norwich County Lines: Neighbours complain about drug dealing - Vimarsana News

Norwich County Lines: Neighbours complain about drug dealing

An elderly couple in sheltered accommodation in Norwich say they have “given up” on both police and city council after complaining about drug dealing.