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“It’s not just ASB” – New police service standard to address ‘hidden crimes’ in anti-social behaviour
This week marks Anti-Social Behaviour (ASB) week – a week of raising awareness of anti-social behaviour and the vital role that the wider public can have in helping us tackle it.
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PCC Mark Shelford supports ASB awareness week
PCC Mark Shelford has joined a national campaign to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) to help keep Avon and Somerset communities safe.
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Deputy PCC enjoys Bristol engagement day
Last Friday (15 July), Deputy PCC Claire Hiscott met with local people and partners in Bristol to find out more about their policing and crime concerns.
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Further funding for police as extra patrols reduce serious violence
Avon and Somerset Police will be continuing to focus on reducing serious violence in the year ahead, thanks to a further award of Home Office ‘Grip’ funding.
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Officers who protected public from man wielding weapons given bravery award
Two Avon and Somerset Police officers have been recognised at this year’s National Police Bravery Awards.
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17 drug-related arrests made during week of action against drug crime
Last week marked the second week of intensification targeting illegal drug supply and drug crime across the South West.
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Deputy PCC visits South Gloucestershire
Last Friday (8 July), Deputy PCC Claire Hiscsott visited South Gloucestershire to speak with and understand the concerns of local communities.
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Police CyberAlarms available to local businesses
Local businessess can now access Police CyberAlarm, a free tool designed to help organisations understand the threat they face from malicious cyber activity.
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How to avoid getting hooked by phishing scams
PCC Mark Shelford and Avon and Somerset Police are urging people to remain vigilant when it comes to suspicious messages to protect themselves from scammers.
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Funding secured for additional ISVAs and IDVAs in Avon and Somerset
The OPCC has secured additional funding for three Independent Sexual Violence Advisors (ISVAs) and three Independent Domestic Violence Advisors (IDVAs).