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Traffic officers to be featured in a new Channel 5 series.
Outlines charges incurred by departments for the use of official government cars.
First published during the 2016 to 2019 May Conservative government
The Police Service of Northern Ireland is a force recognised internationally for excellent work in the field of community policing.
Secretary of State, James Brokenshire MP, announces reappointment of David Seymour CB as the Independent Reviewer for a further three years.
The Lord Mayor of London visited Pakistan in January 2017 to strengthen trade links between London, the world’s leading financial centre, and Pakistan’s blossoming banking, legal, and service industries.
The Minister for the Constitution gave a speech on electoral registration, overseas electors, voter inclusion and measures to prevent electoral fraud.
An article by Fire Minister Brandon Lewis on fire reform, published in The Times.
Brandon Lewis, Minister for Policing and the Fire Service, sets out his vision for the fire sector in 2017 at an event hosted by Reform.…
North Yorkshire Police is appealing for information following the loss of a hen harrier in Upper Swaledale.
Prime Minister Theresa May met with Prime Minister Netanyahu of Israel and discussed free trade, security and Iran.
The Defence Secretary has praised Croatia’s commitment to NATO operations and wider peacekeeping exercises during a ministerial visit.
The Home Office has extended Tony Porter’s contract for a further 3 years.
Building work on the Catering, Retail and Leisure (CRL) facility on the site of the new Defence College of Logistics, Policing and Administration (DCLPA) at Worthy Down, has been completed.
Shining lasers at pilots, train or bus drivers could mean attackers face fines or jail sentence under new laws.
Chris Skidmore gave a speech on how fair and inclusive elections in this country rely on people trusting them and participating in them.
Inspection will look into series of allegations against Avon Fire and Rescue Authority.
Chris Skidmore opened the Government Property Conference to launch the latest State of the Estate report.
Two UK Border Force instructors trained Bolivian police officials in the control of containers for the detection of illicit drugs.
Surveillance Camera Commissioner Tony Porter's speech to the International Parking Community annual conference in Derby.
Thousands of gay and bisexual men convicted of now abolished sexual offences have today been posthumously pardoned.
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