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UPDATED: Statement following tragic discovery at Yeovil waste centre
We're investigating after the very sad discovery of a newborn baby's body
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New weapon surrender bins installed to help prevent street-based knife crime in Bristol
New weapon surrender bins have been installed in Bristol in a bid to encourage people to safely discard of any knives and weapons they are carrying and prevent street-based knife crime.
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Chief’s statement following the publication of our latest HMICFRS inspection
Avon and Somerset Police has received the results of the latest assessment by His Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire and Rescue Services (HMICFRS).
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The decisive action Avon and Somerset Police is taking on culture and standards
We recognise we must take decisive action to repair the damage recent incidents have caused to the public's trust and confidence in policing
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The realities of county lines and child exploitation
We work closely with schools and partner agencies to not only identify children at risk of exploitation and put diversion and intervention tactics in place, but to reach those who are already involved and help them to access treatment and support.
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Operation Bluestone, our specialist approach to rape and sexual offence investigations, to help shape new national operating model
A Government report has revealed Operation Soteria Bluestone has led to a marked improvement in the police and criminal justice response to rape.
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Student safety – knowing how to keep yourself and your belongings safe
We want students to enjoy their time here without stress or worry so here are our tips on how to stay safe and protect yourself and your property as you settle into student life.
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Tribute and investigation as man dies of injuries
The family have issued a tribute to Eddie Bonfield and we've made an arrest
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Chief Constable Sarah Crew on becoming an anti-racist police service
We’re sharing the blog she posted for officers and staff this week
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New Assistant Chief Constable appointed
Assistant Chief Constable Will White said he feels 'extremely privileged' to be appointed to the role.