Bedfordshire Police launches week of action to tackle Knife Crime
Operation Sceptre which launches today (Monday), is part of a coordinated national response to knife crime, with police forces and partners.
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Operation Sceptre which launches today (Monday), is part of a coordinated national response to knife crime, with police forces and partners.
More than 15 officers took part in the campaign against vehicle crime in and around Houghton Regis and Dunstable
Today (Monday) marks the start of ‘It’s Not OK’ week, which is a national initiative the force is backing to raise awareness of sexual abuse and sexual violence
Since the start of 16 Days of Action, an operation targeting outstanding domestic abuse suspects has seen a total of 60 people arrested
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#ENDGAME, is a campaign aimed to encourage teenagers to think about the potential dangers of being active online.
The conference, at the Rufus Centre in Flitwick, saw volunteers from Watch Schemes such as Speed Watch, Street Watch and Dog Watch come together
13 young people receive specialist support from youth workers embedded in A&E departments
The family of Ashish Nahar who died of a single stab wound to the heart after he was attacked while sitting on a bench in June last year share their story.
Community policing teams use intelligence from the public and CCTV to identify the top suspects in different areas of the county