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Crime Reduction News
Crime Reduction News (CRN) is aimed at all those involved in devising and supporting strategies in the area of crime reduction. It’s hoped the magazine will become a valuable and practical tool. Along with highlighting new professional resources that are available and pointing you in the right direction to get more information, it’ll also showcase many areas of best practice through case studies, interviews and profiles.
View the latest Crime Reduction News (June 2005)
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Crime Reduction Centre Digest
The Digest was produced quarterly in January, April, July and October by the Crime Reduction Centre Information Services Team and was issued to Crime Reduction/Community Safety Practitioners nation-wide.
The Digest communicated information on schemes and initiatives on crime reduction/prevention to its main target audiences including: Chief Constables, Force Crime Prevention Officers, Local Authority Community Safety Officers, National Community Safety Network members and miscellaneous readers, such as voluntary organisations, government officials, and related bodies.
Following the closure of CRC the last edition of the Digest was published in April 2005. However, a new publication to be published electronically every month is now being planned. If you have any suggestions or any material you would like to be considered for inclusion please email [email protected].
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ACPO SBD Focus Newsletter
Secured by Design is the UK Police flagship initiative supporting the principles of ‘designing out crime’ by use of effective crime prevention and security standards for a range of applications. It supports one of the Government’s key planning objectives – the creation of secure, quality places where people wish to live and work.
SbD Focus is produced by ACPO Crime Prevention Initiatives Limited to inform organisations about news and developments in Secured by Design, ACPO CPI Ltd. and related issues. In addition to direct mail circulation and web download, it is available from police Architectural Liaison Officers
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Last update: Friday, September 01, 2006