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Serious violence
Exceptional knife crime work praised by national lead
Collaborative work to tackle and prevent knife in Nottinghamshire has been described as “exceptional” by a national expert.
13 November 2024
Serious violence
Youth workers taking knives off the streets
Breaking Barriers Building Bridges are living up to their name by showing young people in Nottingham that anything is possible.
13 November 2024
Serious violence
Call to carry on handing in knives this Sceptre week of action
“Let’s carry on this momentum we have and take more weapons off our streets and out of harm’s way.”
12 November 2024
Antisocial behaviour
War Memorial given makeover ahead of Remembrance Day
A war memorial in Nottinghamshire has been transformed in preparation for Remembrance Day thanks to Immediate Justice.
11 November 2024
Antisocial behaviour
Woman shows gratitude for Immediate Justice
A Nottingham woman whose XL Bully escaped onto the streets has spoken of her gratitude at being able to take part in Immediate Justice.
5 November 2024
Violence Reduction Partnership
Therapeutic counselling transforms man’s life
A man who was a victim of knife crime after being caught up in gang culture has explained how therapeutic counselling helped him get his life back.
29 October 2024
Rural crime
Police access aim for rural communities
Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden has spoken of his goal to ensure rural communities can access the police.
23 October 2024
Safer Streets
New refuge point installed in Retford thanks to Safer Streets
The Police and Crime Commissioner is continuing to help people feel safe while visiting Worksop and Retford by installing another Refuge Help Point.
18 October 2024
Accessibility, equality and inclusivity
Support made hate crime victim feel safer
A victim of hate crime said she felt safer because police and support services ‘had her back’ when she reported vile racist abuse.
16 October 2024
Serious violence
Commissioner pledges to tackle knife crime through lived experience and community voices
Commissioner has made tackling knife crime a key priority, committing to a unique approach that places lived experience at the forefront of efforts.
10 October 2024