Rural residents raise their concerns about antisocial behaviour
People living in Cleveland’s rural areas have named environmental and criminal damage, antisocial behaviour and theft as their key concerns.
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Rural residents encouraged to have their say on countryside crime
Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland launches rural crime survey
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PCC seeks public views on ‘community sentences’ for low-level or first-time offenders
PCC asks public for views on Community Remedy
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Turning the tide on antisocial behaviour in TS4
Breckon Hill Youthy gets PCC funding to help to stop antisocial behaviour in TS4, Middlesbrough
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New youth voice in policing and victim services
Young people, aged 14 to 18, are being asked their views on policing, community safety and policing in Cleveland
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PCC seeks public views on police and crime budget
PCC Steve Turner has launched his annual consultation on how much Cleveland residents will pay towards policing next year.
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Cleveland residents asked for their views on 101 and 999 services
Cleveland residents asked for views on their experience of police 999 and 101 call services
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Youth priorities for community safety in Cleveland
Cleveland Youth Commission focusses on future priorities for community safety in its latest report