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Windrush lessons learned review
Wendy Williams, one of Her Majesty’s Inspectors of Constabulary will have oversight of the Windrush lessons learned review, the Home Secretary announced today.
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Government introduces new Offensive Weapons Bill to tackle serious violence
The Home Secretary has today (Wednesday 20 June) introduced new legislation to ban the delivery of knives and corrosives bought online to residential addresses.
Home Secretary attends Finsbury Park attack memorial
A year on from the Finsbury Park terrorist attack the Home Secretary attended a community event at Islington Town Hall.
Home Office launches review into medical use of cannabis
The Home Secretary today announced a review into the scheduling of cannabis for medicinal purposes.
Social media hub announced to tackle gang-related online content
The Home Secretary Sajid Javid has announced £1.38 million to strengthen the police’s response to violent and gang-related online content.
Places of worship to stay protected with £1 million Home Office fund
Places of worship that have been subjected to or could be vulnerable to hate crime attacks to be supported by the Home Office with a further £1 million funding.
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The first duty of the government is to keep citizens safe and the country secure. The Home Office has been at the front line of this endeavour since 1782. As such, the Home Office plays a fundamental role in the security and economic prosperity of the United Kingdom.
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Permanent Secretary
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Tom Hurd
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