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"When someone becomes a victim of sexual violence, we are already too late."
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"When someone becomes a victim of sexual violence, we are already too late."
A new proactive operation aimed at safeguarding vulnerable people being cuckooed has been launched today in Swindon.
23 vehicles stopped as part of Operation Ragwort
A positive week of action highlighting different strands of our response to tackling knife crime has now concluded.
Today (13/05) marks the launch of Sceptre – a national knife crime campaign aimed at the reduction of knife-related violence and the education of people on the dangers of carrying bladed weapons.
National initiative Operation Recall asks dog owners to keep dogs under control around livestock
Gifty Tetteh, 53, from Salisbury is backing the Walk Away campaign after her son Freddie was killed following 'one punch' in 2022.
Dog Walkers, keep your pets on a lead around livestock
This weekend marked the start of the annual Operation Dasher in Swindon – an initiative to help people have a peaceful festive period as we target the associated crime and anti-social behaviour.