New policing model receiving positive feedback from local communities and the Home Office
A new policing model has seen significant reductions in theft and anti-social behaviour in communities across the city and county.
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A new policing model has seen significant reductions in theft and anti-social behaviour in communities across the city and county.
The number of children and young people who enter the criminal justice system for the first time in Nottingham has halved in the last year, new data has revealed.
A new year has been marked with a new set of policing priorities in Newark and Sherwood.
A former police officer has been found guilty of misconduct after behaving inappropriately with female members of staff.
Police are stepping up patrols of a remote area of Mansfield that has been plagued by nuisance off road bikes and 4x4s.
Specially trained police staff helped a developer ‘design out crime’ and keep future residents safe ahead of new housing developments being built.
From life-saving emergency interventions to crucial evidence gathering, it’s been the most demanding year yet for Nottinghamshire Police’s drones unit.
A woman battling with her mental health was saved just before she could take her own life thanks to the quick-thinking actions of officers.
It has been a very busy, exciting and productive first year of operation for our Prevention Hub.
Almost 2,000 individual Christmas presents have been wrapped for some of Nottingham’s most deserving children by Volunteer Police Cadets.