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Arrests by Operation Remedy result in fewer drug dealers and burglars on the street
Officers from Operation Remedy have led several operations resulting in a number of arrests in relation to burglary and the illegal supply of drugs.
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Guest blog: Why do we celebrate Pride month and why does it still matter?
Berkeley Wilde, Director at The Diversity Trust talks about the history of Pride Month and how his team are working with partners to create a safer society.
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PCC announces £200,000 extra funding to support local communities
PCC Sue Mountstevens is encouraging projects impacted by the demands of coronavirus to apply for extra funding.
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Bristol’s Black Lives Matter protest
PCC Sue Mountstevens addresses the events at the weekend during the Black Lives Matter protest in Bristol.
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PCC urges local people to follow simple steps to avoid NHS Test and Trace fraudsters
PCC Sue Mountstevens is urging local people to follow simple steps to avoid NHS Test and Trace fraudsters.
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I stand with you
PCC Sue Mountstevens discusses the high profile incidents in the United States and the death of George Floyd.
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Priorities for the year ahead
PCC Sue Mountstevens discusses her policing priorities for the year ahead.
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Police urge motorists to ‘slow down, save lives’
Police remind motorists to travel at a safe speed and within the speed limit.
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My first month as Deputy PCC
Deputy PCC John Smith discusses his first month in the role.
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Arrests following County Lines intensification week in Yeovil
Avon and Somerset Police coordinated a week to tackle county lines drug dealing and the associated exploitation of vulnerable people.