Shoplifting is becoming a growing scourge. It’s misguided to consider it a ‘victimless crime’, absorbed by businesses and causing limited real harm.
Shoplifting is becoming a growing scourge. It’s misguided to consider it a ‘victimless crime’, absorbed by businesses and causing limited real harm.
At least three organisations invite residents of Chiltern and South Bucks to participate in periodic or rolling surveys relating to crime and community safety. We explain how all three contribute to our overall safety.
At least three organisations invite residents of Chiltern and South Bucks to participate in periodic or rolling surveys relating to crime and community safety. We explain how all three contribute to our overall safety.
The stars may be aligning as Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner, Thames Valley Police and the Safer Buckinghamshire Partnership all publish documents promising prioritisation of neighbourhood crime.
The stars may be aligning as Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner, Thames Valley Police and the Safer Buckinghamshire Partnership all publish documents promising prioritisation of neighbourhood crime.
Recent proposals by UK Government, Thames Valley Police and Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) all make promises of increased resources for Neighbourhood Policing and greater focus on neighbourhood crime.
Recent proposals by UK Government, Thames Valley Police and Thames Valley Police & Crime Commissioner (PCC) all make promises of increased resources for Neighbourhood Policing and greater focus on neighbourhood crime.
Residents wishing to be kept up to date about local crime issues can sign up to the newly launched Police and Crime Commissioner WhatsApp broadcast group.
Residents wishing to be kept up to date about local crime issues can sign up to the newly launched Police and Crime Commissioner WhatsApp broadcast group.
Are you one of many residents who say we need more policing resource at a local/community level? If so, please take the opportunity to say so!
Are you one of many residents who say we need more policing resource at a local/community level? If so, please take the opportunity to say so!
