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More than 2,400 Extra Hours of Police Patrols in Anti-Social Behaviour Hotspots
- On June 30, the North Wales police and crime commissioners visited Pwllheli to kick off the summer campaign aimed at improving community safety, supported by the UK Government.
- The initiative responds to a sharp increase in shop theft, pickpocketing doubling since late 2022, and record retail crime impacting over 500 towns across England and Wales.
- The campaign features visible patrols, targeted enforcement against antisocial behaviour, youth engagement, and over £66 million hotspot policing funding this year to support local partners.
- Business Secretary Jonathan Reynolds stated that their strategy is supporting the environment needed for local British high streets to prosper, while Boots’ Anthony Hemmerdinger condemned retail abuse as unacceptable.
- The initiative aims to restore confidence in policing by deploying 13,000 additional officers and ending unpunished town centre crime through coordinated local action plans until September 30.
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Crimestoppers launches Safer Streets Summer campaign across London - London Post
This week sees Crimestoppers launch a community focused campaign across 20 boroughs In London to support the Home Office’s national initiative to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour (ASB) across town centres and communities in the capital. during the summer months. The Safer Streets Summer campaign is supporting work being undertaken by the Metropolitan Police which will see increased community engagement, visible policing, and collaborative …
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