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The realities of county lines and child exploitation
Children as young as ten are being exploited and drawn into County Lines. It happens, and it’s happening within our communities.
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Child self-generated indecent imagery (sexting)
Sexting is the sharing of indecent images, videos or other sexual content. Find out how to keep yourself safe.
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Report child sexual exploitation
Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE) is when children are sexually exploited for money, power or status. Report Child Sexual Exploitation (CSE).
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The team shining a light on night-time exploitation and harm
In the heart of Bristol, as night falls, a dedicated team is working behind the scenes to combat night-time exploitation and harm, focusing on those most vulnerable. This initiative, called…
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Support for victims of child sexual exploitation
Child sexual exploitation can happen to anyone under the age of 18 and it is often a hidden crime. Support is available for victims.
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Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme – Sarah’s Law
Child Sex Offender’s Disclosure Scheme (Sarah’s Law), allows anyone to ask the police if someone with access to a child has a record for child sexual offences.
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The power of early intervention in tackling youth violence
Knife crime and youth violence has impacted on a number of families and communities in Avon and Somerset following a series of tragic incidents. In our latest article, Detective Superintendent…
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Police launch co-ordinated effort to prevent and disrupt youth crime in Bridgwater
Anti-social behaviour and youth violence offences have been escalating in Bridgwater, causing concern among residents and local authorities. The town has seen 451 youth-related anti-social behaviour offences reported to the…
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Report an incident at a school or college
Information for schools and colleges about when to call the police to an incident on their premises and how to report concerns about vulnerable children.
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Report child abuse
Know the signs of child abuse and help keep children safe. Find out how to report any suspicions or concerns you have.