Home Office get crime prevention training as part of Safer Streets

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Home Office get crime prevention training as part of Safer Streets

Police academy delivers bespoke package on role of Designing Out Crime Officers.

Date - 10th March 2021
By - Gary Mason

The Police Crime Prevention Academy is delivering training to Home Office staff involved in the Safer Streets Initiative and Safer Neighbourhoods programme. The Home Office recently launched the second £20m round of the Safer Streets Fund for...

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