News: Good News
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Local children’s artwork brightens Trinity Road redevelopment site
Artwork created by pupils from East Bristol primary schools will soon be brightening the hoardings surrounding the future Trinity Road Police Station redevelopment site.
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Behind The Nomination: Chloe Hope
Chloe’s journey into policing started long before her first day on the job.
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Celebrating those who go above and beyond
In May we recognised officers, staff and members of the public for their exceptional efforts and dedication at our Force Awards.
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Service, compassion, courage: celebrating the citizens who strengthen policing
Earlier in the month we recognised the dedication and commitment of our volunteers at our annual Citizen in Policing Awards.
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Behind the neighbourhood nomination: Will Ayliffe
“I work in an incredible team. It’s easy to work when you have a good team around you.” PCSO Will Ayliffe was nominated for an Outstanding Policing Award for making a real difference across Bath’s communities.
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Behind the neighbourhood nomination: Dan Nash
“You get to really sink your teeth into something, not just go job to job. You can make a real difference.” PC Dan Nash loves neighbourhood policing and the time it gives him to work on the deeper, persistent issues that affect people’s everyday lives.
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Behind the neighbourhood nomination: Jim Breakwell
“Neighbourhood policing is the best job in policing. You get to do a little bit of everything, and I think it’s where you can make the biggest difference.”
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Behind The Nomination: Joanne Archer
The impact of an early encounter with the police came full circle, as Jo went on to inspire the next generation in the same way she had once been inspired herself.
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Behind The Nomination: Emily Welch
Emily still remembers her first day clearly, 28 November 2004. Not because it was the start of her policing career, but because it was her mum’s birthday.
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Behind The Nomination: Carla Davidson-Sage
“It’s about helping people feel heard at one of the hardest moments in their lives.”