Almost 80 domestic abuse arrests made during 16 Days of Action
Nearly 80 arrests have been made during Bedfordshire Police’s 16 Days of Action tackling male violence against women and girls.
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Nearly 80 arrests have been made during Bedfordshire Police’s 16 Days of Action tackling male violence against women and girls.
Bedfordshire Police is stepping up efforts to tackle male violence against women and girls.
Following of the success of the Safer Streets initiative in town centres across Bedfordshire we are launching a Winter of Action focussed on Luton, Leighton Buzzard, Bedford and Dunstable.
Two thousand students in Luton have been involved in Bedfordshire Police’s most ambitious effort to educate young people about knife crime in the lead-up to the national knife crime week of action.
Young people from across the county attended Bedfordshire’s first Hope Hack yesterday (Thursday) to explore and develop innovative solutions to societal challenges that are the root cause of violence against women and girls ahead of 16 Days of Action.
A free event designed to help parents and carers protect their children from gang crime and exploitation will take place during Sceptre – the national week of action against knife crime.
Two women from Bedfordshire have shared their personal experiences of being spiked, as a national week of action kicks off to raise awareness of the issue.
Parents and carers are being encouraged to attend a free event in Bedford aimed at highlighting the dangers and warning signs of child criminal exploitation, county drug lines and knife crime.
The ninja sword surrender starts tomorrow ahead of new legislation which comes into effect from 1 August which will make ninja swords illegal.
Police are encouraging the public to 'think twice, think life and Just Drop It', following a number of unconnected stabbings in Luton.