Meet the student who has volunteered more than 1,000 hours as a constable
Meet Special Constable Marlow Dupont – he’s volunteered more than 1,000 hours of his time policing the streets of Nottinghamshire to keep members of the public safe.
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Meet Special Constable Marlow Dupont – he’s volunteered more than 1,000 hours of his time policing the streets of Nottinghamshire to keep members of the public safe.
Free ice skating and educational sessions are being provided to young people as part of an initiative to improve the lives of children in Nottingham.
A new report by the British Retail Consortium has commended Nottinghamshire Police as one of three forces providing the most effective response to retail crime.
Police cadets were taught how to use off-road bikes safely and legally as part of force-wide efforts to tackle anti-social behaviour.
Specially trained police staff helped a developer ‘design out crime’ and keep future residents safe ahead of new housing developments being built.
It has been a very busy, exciting and productive first year of operation for our Prevention Hub.
Women experiencing domestic violence are being urged to tell the police about what is happening to them.
Women who feel trapped in violent and abusive relationships are being reminded of the vital role police officers can play in ending their abusive relationships.
Response officers forced their way into a burning flat and saved a severely bed-bound resident.
A new model of neighbourhood policing has been launched in Nottinghamshire, putting more officers in the right place at the right time.