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Increased thefts from church roofs of lead and other metals are “vexatious, morale sapping and costly" according to church leaders. In one diocese alone during 2007/8 more than 150 insurance claims were lodged and £550,000 paid out.
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The number of crimes fell by 3 per cent last year compared with 2009, says the British Crime Survey (BCS). The number of crimes recorded by police also fell 6%. The number of burglaries rose by 14%, the BCS figures showed, however. The largest falls in crime recorded by the police were for criminal damage and offences against vehicles, down 17% and 12% respectively.
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By looking at a website list, visitors can see which cafes and supermarkets are continuing to let people use their toilets for free. Participating venues are listed at sutton.gov.uk/toilets as a council response to shoppers’ wishes.
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A senior police officer has urged people not to give thieves a chance now we are in summer time. British Summertime officially started when the clocks went back a fortnight ago. Unfortunately in the warmer weather it is tempting to leave doors and windows open – thus attracting opportunist criminals, says Cumbria’s Assistant Chief Constable Jerry Graham.
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More than halving the number of public toilets within its boundaries could cause problems for those visiting a town, a public meeting has heard.
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A council organisation says crime will rise and youth will suffer following Government cuts. Harrow Council says repercussions will be felt after around £150,000 was stripped out of its Youth Offending Team (YOT). The authority explained the YOT works with young people at risk of offending to try and steer them away from crime, and works with around 300 10 to 18 year olds a year.
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Police have refused to rule out a march similar to demonstrations in 2008 in a protest at pay cuts. A spokesperson said the Police Federation, which represents 140,000 rank and file officers, was keeping its options open. No decision will be taken until after Theresa May, the Home Secretary, has reported to the Police Negotiating Board.
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Business leaders have become partners with police to tackle crime, including literally going back to the drawing board. The Midlands scheme began in 2002 and originally saw firms work together to improve security on industrial estates targeted by criminals. They have since extended to advising on how crime can be designed out of business premises when buildings are on the drawing board.
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An estimated £350,000 worth of stolen farm vehicles have been found at a farm in Blackburn. The vehicles have been seized by police and a man was arrested in connection with the thefts after an evening raid by officers. Inspector Ilyas Mohamed said the culprits would be dealt with: “We will robustly deal with people who commit these kinds of offences.”
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British Transport Police are dealing with another spate of thefts on railway lines, and believe it could be the work of a small group.