'Dividend' of £100 million to cover cost of COP26
Scottish Government promises no "detriment" to public spending as a result of hosting COP26
Source: eveningexpress.co.uk
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Public urged to be vigilant to combat crime and terrorism during Cop26
Police Scotland have launched a six-week campaign to highlight anti-crime and anti-terror scheme Project Servator.
Source: northern-times.co.uk
Essex Police given extra powers to stop and search in Southend
She said: “These people walk down the seafront like they own it at the moment.” Chief Inspector Ian Hughes, District Commander for Southend, assured the force is “dealing robustly” with anyone intent on committing crime. He said: "Southend is a safe place to live, work and enjoy but I understand some incidents in recent months have caused concerns. “In the year to the end of June we’ve seen overall crime in Southend fall as well as violence with injury offences and we are dealing robustly with anyone who’s intent on committing crime here. “Earlier this month we launc...
Source: echo-news.co.uk
Southend police take part in new Operation Servator
POLICE are hoping to catch out criminals with "unpredictable deployments" as they take part in a new policing operation. Officers with Essex Police are warning residents not to be alarmed if they see a rise in uniformed police officers in their area. In a bid to keep people safe during the warmer months, Essex Police is deploying more uniformed patrols and specialist operations in towns across the county. One such operation is the new Operation Servator which was carried out at Leigh train station on Wednesday. Officers from Southend, along with PD Polly, teamed up with British Tran...
Source: echo-news.co.uk
Met Police issue London terror threat warning ahead of Euros
The force has also urged fans to respect coronavirus regulations while watching games. The tournament, postponed last summer due to the pandemic, is set to kick-off on Friday; England play their first game against Croatia on Sunday. The Metropolitan Police is calling for fans to remain aware of any potential attacks in the coming weeks. “The terror threat remains at 'substantial',” said Deputy Assistant Commissioner Laurence Taylor. “This means that an attack is likely and I am asking the public to play their part toward security by remaining vigilant and reporting any suspici...
Source: enfieldindependent.co.uk