Chief Constable welcomes new Notts Police officers at passing out parade
A cohort of new police officers are preparing to report for duty after completing their training.
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A cohort of new police officers are preparing to report for duty after completing their training.
Police action has helped lead to a reduction in antisocial behaviour (ASB) across Nottingham’s tram network.
A desire to become a role model to others was behind an apprentice officer’s decision to join the police.
A programme designed to reduce reoffending rates across Nottinghamshire is making a significant impact to cut crime.
A burglary crackdown in the Broxtowe borough is continuing to prove a success after police arrested and charged their latest suspect.
A Nottinghamshire Police youth outreach worker has spoken of her pride at completing an apprenticeship with the force.
A police chief has hailed a fall in crime in Bassetlaw, including reductions in key categories such as burglary, robbery, theft, and antisocial behaviour.
Nottinghamshire Police has teamed up with Vicky McClure’s Our Dementia Choir.
A woman was caught breaching an order designed to protect victims of domestic abuse during a safeguarding visit by police officers.
Two Nottinghamshire Police dogs are taking part in an enhanced training course to enable them to work alongside firearms officers.