Users of mobility aids to benefit from free mobility security marking
Dozens of mobility aid users have received specialised crime prevention advice along with complimentary mobility aid marking to help deter theft.
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Dozens of mobility aid users have received specialised crime prevention advice along with complimentary mobility aid marking to help deter theft.
Bicycle thefts in Broxtowe have almost halved as Nottinghamshire Police continue a comprehensive approach to tackle offending in communities.
Communities are being brought closer together this summer thanks to a series of new engagement events in Hyson Green.
An exciting grassroots football tournament and family fun day for young people from across Nottinghamshire has been hailed as “an overwhelming success”.
More than 2,700 women and girls have taken part in our ‘Walk in My Shoes’ campaign which will look to tackle problem areas where women and girls feel unsafe.
Members of the public will wait less than a minute to reach Nottinghamshire Police’s control room to report non-emergency incidents.
Youngsters causing anti-social behaviour in Bilborough and wanted criminals in the city centre have been caught thanks to our brand-new CCTV van.
Officers would like to praise the heroic actions of two members of the public who talked a distressed man off the railway lines.
A new police cadet base has been launched in Nottinghamshire to provide dozens of young people with the opportunity to make a difference in their communities.
Police are reminding drivers, walkers and other members of the public how they can help officers catch up with the riders of illegal off-road bikes.