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... through crime itself and a further £0.5 billion spent by retailers on crime preven tion. Rill M oyes, director general of the BRC, said: “Retail crime is not just a business issue, it is a major social issue. £1.2 billion per year of retail crime losses ...
... crimes l/ W Driver Neil Wilmin with the council’s Greener Cleaner advertising To report abandoned cars, please call the council on Northampton 838981. Anyone who sees dumped rubbish can call 838839. To find out more about Clean con tact Mr Crabtree on ...
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... Crime survey MORE than 1,600 surveys were sent out to homes across Briar Hill to find out the concerns of residents living in the area. The results, which will form the basis of the town’s second CASPAR (Crime and Antisocial Behaviour Partnership), were ...
... crime victims By Ned Fox Chronicle Reporter advice about crime prevention and the work of the Northampton Community Safety Partnership. The partnership is made up of representatives from the borough council, Northamptonshire County Council, Northamptonshire ...
... ainst crime tial with the active support of the town centre community. r of ‘es, ill ght “As we have all heard many times, businesses need to work with each other, the police and local councils to combat the crime which affects their businesses.” Details ...
... victims of crime CRIME victims have welcomed moves to make court appearances lg_ss intirr_:idgtitg. Barristers, police and the Crown Prosecution Service have joined forces with voluntary groups and charity workers to protect the interests of witnesses ...