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Force's five year recruitment freeze thaws

Force's five year recruitment freeze thaws

(03/03/15) 82 new recruits will be continually assessed before they become substantive constables.

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First ban on legal highs welcomed

First ban on legal highs welcomed

(02/03/15) Lincoln City Council are using a Public Space Protection Order to ban taking legal highs in public.

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Calls for gang injunction 'league tables'

Calls for gang injunction 'league tables'

(27/02/15) Committee of MPs wants Premier League-style table showing which forces are successfully securing most injunctions.

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(19/02/15) Violence: Prevention is better than cure (19/02/15) New railway line brings policing challenges (19/02/15) Community warden initiative saves historic fair from closure (14/02/15) Praise for officers who stopped violent attack (12/02/15) Thieves punished after failed Tower of London siege (10/02/15) 'Old-fashioned' foot patrols hailed by city
No crime investigation for neighbourhood officers at force

No crime investigation for neighbourhood officers at force

(04/02/15) Leicestershire Police says restructure of roles and drop in number is vital to save money in light of cuts.

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(03/02/15) Sergeant faces disciplinary action after drink-driving conviction (03/02/15) 'Private policing on way if cuts not stopped' (03/02/15) Police cadets steering peers from crime (28/01/15) New strategic alliance 'will not lead to merger' (27/01/15) Road safety initiatives threatened by obsession with figures (27/01/15) Specialist mental health training reducing strain on force (26/01/15) Senior officer worry over missing person resource strain (26/01/15) Chief: Neighbourhood policing not just about visibility (30/12/14) Officers praised for saving Christmas (22/12/14) Officers restore Christmas for conned pensioner (11/12/14) CSOs create musical Christmas crime cracker (11/12/14) 'Grossly hypocritical' ministers stoked firearms 'outrage' (08/12/14) PCSO suffers 'nasty' leg break tackling suspect (29/11/14) Scheme lets youngsters 'walk in shoes' of police (25/11/14) Public to 'ride along' with officers under scheme (19/11/14) Study shows value of keeping mounted police (19/11/14) Force axes civilian district investigator jobs (09/11/14) Messaging system keeps communities up to speed (25/10/14) New anti-social behaviour powers come into force (09/10/14) PCSO spends 'third of shift walking to beat'
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