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New figures from the Home Office revealed how many times they were used on children in 2019-20. Explaining the police's use of Tasers on children, chief superintendent Rob O’Connor said: "In Cumbria there has been no incidents in which a Taser has been fired against anyone under 18. “A Taser is only discharged by trained officers who risk assess the deployment to make that split second decision as to whether its use it is necessary and proportionate. “Officers will only discharge when it is justified to do so, and where there is a credible threat of harm to the subject, member o...

Tragic Salford mum given weeks to live spends her last Christmas with her children The mother-of-two had been dubbed a ‘miracle woman’ by doctors for continuously defying the odds Updated Helen with husband Rob O’Connor and two children, Archie and Violet (Image: Rob O’Connor) Sign up to the MySalford newsletter and don't miss a thing happening in and around the cityInvalid EmailSomething went wrong, please try again later. Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related n...

A number of special shows have been announced at Beat 102 103 this Christmas. On the run-up to the big day, Orla Rapple will host a special Christmas edition of The Sunday Grill on December 20. She’ll be revealing how you can try a meat-free Christmas, before welcoming on a South East woman who is stuffing iconic chocolate bars into cookies. On Christmas Eve, Shonagh Lyons will host Christmas Anthems from 6pm. The station will also be hearing Shonagh’s special Christmas messages from people from the South East living across the world to their families back home. The festive Beat staple Ne...

IT has been more than one year since Cumbria Police took on new recruits as part of a national operation, and the new officers have risen to the challenges thrown at them. Cumbria was the first county in the UK to take on new recruits as part of the Government's Operation Uplift scheme. The first nine new officers began their training in August 2019 and by January they were out in the communities across the county. One of the recruits, Chloe Carruthers, has taken on many significant pieces of work including a cross county fraud case, a home burglary, and a domestic violence case.

IT has been more than one year since Cumbria Police took on new recruits as part of a national operation, and the new officers have risen to the challenges thrown at them. Cumbria was the first county in the UK to take on new recruits as part of the Government's Operation Uplift scheme. The first nine new officers began their training in August 2019 and by January they were out in the communities across the county. One of the recruits, Chloe Carruthers, has taken on many significant pieces of work including a cross county fraud case, a home burglary, and a domestic violence case.