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Policing and Crime
Find your local ‘Safer Neighbourhoods’ team Hampshire Constabulary’s ‘Safer Neighbourhoods’ teams focus on problem-solving and engaging with their local community to learn more about local issues and improve quality of life for local people. Are you Blue Light Aware? Ever…
Alcohol
The Safer Havant Partnership recognises that a high percentage of crimes and anti-social behaviour incidents are affected by alcohol and believes that alcohol is an underlying factor in all their priority issues. Tackling street drinking in the Havant Borough with the Designated Public Places…
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The Safer Havant Partnership brings together a number of agencies who are responsible for dealing with crime and anti-social behaviour issues throughout the Havant Borough. These agencies include: Havant Borough Council Hampshire Constabulary Hampshire Fire and Rescue Service Hampshire Police and…
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Commissioner launches public consulation on community remedy
Hampshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Simon Hayes, is seeking views from the public to help him in developing a menu of Community Remedy sanctions for low level crimes. The introduction of Community Remedy (Anti-Social Behaviour, Crime and Policing Act 2014),…
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