Crime prevention officers cracking down on anti-social behaviour in Broxtowe
Crime prevention officers have been cracking down on anti-social behaviour and creating a safer environment for visitors at Broxtowe Country Park.
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Crime prevention officers have been cracking down on anti-social behaviour and creating a safer environment for visitors at Broxtowe Country Park.
An initiative to ensure people who commit anti-social behaviour and low-level offences participate in community reparation work is making strides to rehabilitate first-time offenders.
Victims of domestic-related crimes are being provided with home security improvements as part of a new initiative.
A community event that showcased efforts to tackle wildlife and rural crime has been hailed as “a great success”.
Hundreds of schoolchildren have learnt all about rural and wildlife crime after taking part in a safety awareness event.
A grassroots football tournament for young people from across the county has been hailed as “a great success”.
A system known as voluntary tagging, run by Nottinghamshire Police, is proving effective at helping to rehabilitate repeat offenders.
Nottinghamshire Police is urging those travelling on two wheels to take extra care to improve safety and reduce the number of serious injury collisions.
Nottinghamshire Police rural and wildlife officers are proactively patrolling land near Ollerton to tackle nuisance off-road vehicles.
Nottinghamshire Police has welcomed the announcement that assaulting a retail worker will be made a standalone criminal offence, which will further support the force’s ongoing work to tackle violence against shop staff.