Home security improvements provided to support rural communities
Rural victims of crime are being provided with home security improvements as part of an initiative to keep communities safe.
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Rural victims of crime are being provided with home security improvements as part of an initiative to keep communities safe.
Nottinghamshire Police has been given around £1.5 million in funding from the Home Office to help combat anti-social behaviour and serious violence.
Police arrested two suspects and seized large hauls of drugs and a BB gun after acting on their instincts.
The “gloves are off” in our fight against rural criminals thanks to the addition of three brand new top-of-the-range 4x4 Hilux's.
A campaign helping keep women and men safe in pubs and bars has been relaunched across the county.
Those in regular contact with young people are being reminded of the vital role they can play in stopping the sexual and criminal exploitation of children.
A burglary crackdown in the Broxtowe borough is continuing to prove a success after police arrested and charged their latest suspect.
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 specialist police team dedicated to catching criminals and tackling antisocial behaviour in Nottingham city centre has made a record number of arrests.