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New model to create 'one stop shop' for victims' services
Durham PCC to bring victims services 'in house' and will put specialist workers in control room to work on domestic abuse calls.
PCC Joy Allen
Date - 4th May 2022
By - Gary Mason
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By - Gary Mason
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