Schoolchildren show thanks to police by bringing them Christmas gifts
Some of Santa’s little helpers have delivered some early Christmas cheer to City North officers.
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Some of Santa’s little helpers have delivered some early Christmas cheer to City North officers.
Stopping off-road bikers and boarding up problem houses are two of the ways ASB is being tackled in the City North.
Hotel staff, taxi drivers, bar staff and others are being asked to play their part in protecting children from exploitation and abuse.
A rogue trader has been returned to jail after flouting a court order designed to protect unsuspecting homeowners.
A new police dog and handler have been officially welcomed to the force after passing through an arduous training process.
Police engaged with schoolchildren, football supporters and train passengers during a week of action to highlight County Lines drug dealing.
Police officers, lawyers and other partners from across the region gathered together to further improve their collective response to domestic abuse.
A drug dealer has been jailed after a police investigation revealed he was conspiring with his girlfriend to sell cocaine in Worksop.
Nottinghamshire Police has been thanked after raising more than £15,000 to support seriously ill children and their families.
Women experiencing domestic violence are being urged to tell the police about what is happening to them.