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Jobs Jobs Jobs!
• Area Training and Development Officer
More Here
• Fingerprint Expert
More Here
• Investigator
More Here
• Financial Investigator
More Here
• Mobile Telephone Technician
More Here
• Database Administrator
More Here
• Senior Scenes of Crime Officer
More Here
• Spree Offender Support Officer
More Here
• Facilities Manager
More Here
• Uniform Trainer
More Here
• Special Branch Intelligence Analyst
More Here
• Trainer of Trainers
More Here
• Volume Crime Scene Investigator
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All police jobs currently has 712 vacancies advertised. To search our listings of all current UK police vacancies, simply click here

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Securizine runs a free tender service for all police procurement and purchasing departments. Please send details to news@securizine.com
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Latest Contracts and Tenders
Our weekly round-up of tenders and contracts from various police authorities include the following:
• The offsite servicing, maintenance, repairs and testing on all vehicles are requested by Cleveland Police. This is seven individual contracts based on geographical and vehicle differences
More Here:

• North Yorkshire Police is tendering for specialised cleaning services in a contract valued at £1.8 million
More Here:

• Non-life insurance is sought by Norfolk Police Authority
More Here:

• Avon and Somerset Constabulary is seeking responses for the procurement, implementation and on-going support for a replacement computerised Property system for all the Detained/Seized, Lost and Found property
More Here:

• Warwickshire Police is looking for the provision of facilities management services for Warwickshire Justice Centre Buildings in Nuneaton and Leamington
More Here:

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Latest Tender Awards

The Catering People have won a £600,000 contract to supply North Yorkshire with canteen and catering services
More Here:

Three companies will share the £50 million contract to supply new light and light to medium twin-engined helicopters
More Here:

Micar Bodies has won the £1/2 million contract to provide a rapid accident repair service Warwickshire police. This will include delivery and collection
More Here:

Ensign has won the award to provide Merseyside with insurance services
More Here:

National Monitoring has won the award to supply Cleveland Police with temporary portable alarm units throughout the force area
More Here:

Nikes are Top 'Getaway' Trainers
Since the Forensic Science Service launched the UK’s first online footwear coding and detection management system it has emerged that, when it comes to doing a runner, criminals love nothing better than Nike trainers.
More Here:

Historical DNA Hits Prove Worth
DNA hits are helping to identify suspects of rail staff assaults and other serious crimes on the rail network occurring as long ago as five years, British Transport Police (BTP) said recently.
More Here:

HMS Wins Norwegian Army Training Contract

HMS, a provider of technical information and analysis reports covering terrorist activity, has been awarded the contract to give specialist C-IED investigation training to the Norwegian Army
More Here:

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Targets up for Discussion?

As we go to press, a new Prime Minister prepares to take office. Gordon Brown has already talked at length of the need for change and if there is one area that all ranks of policing agree should be reviewed it is the performance target culture that currently pervades the service and distorts policing at a local level (news). According to a survey, only 12 per cent of Superintendents believe targets are helpful.

Thank you to all those that took the time to come and chat to us on our stand at last week’s ACPO/APA conference and exhibition. We were delighted with the positive feedback we received about our product. The overall impression we had from other exhibitors was that while stands at this year’s event were not swamped with visitors, those that did attend were of a high quality.

Our recruitment website http://www.allpolicejobs.co.uk has gone from strength to strength since its launch earlier this year. In just five months, it has had well over a million page downloads and is racing towards it 100,000th visitor. So if you’re looking for a new position in policing, or just want to get a feel for the current recruitment situation, click on the links on the left.

• • • Check Out our Archive Section, a quick way of overviewing previously published information • • •

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APPCM AWARDS 2007

APPCM Award for Outstanding Contribution to Procurement in the Police Service
This is the third year of the APPCM Award. This award is unique in that it looks at the achievements of all those who work in Police Procurement, a recognition that was not previously made. This year Securizine has been welcomed as its first official sponsor, and is offering £250 worth of high street vouchers to the winning entry.
[More on the Awards and How to Enter]

THIS WEEK'S NEWS

Twenty per cent of Officers Unavailable at any one Time
Twenty per cent of officers and staff are unavailable for operational duties at any one time, according to a report by a leading think tank. The largest independent survey of the views of police superintendents in England and Wales for five years was conducted as part of a major report into police reform. It revealed startling levels of dissatisfaction amongst commanders.
[More on this Story]
West Yorkshire Honours Outstanding Attendance
More than 40 officers from West Yorkshire’s North East Leeds division will be commended for their outstanding attendance levels. Divisional Commander Chief Superintendent Marc Callaghan will present certificates to those who have not had any sick leave for more than five years.
[More on this Story]

Officer’s Funeral Date Announced
The funeral for PC Jon Henry, the police officer murdered in Luton, will be held on Monday, July 2nd. The service will be held from 11am at the Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church in Westbourne Road, Luton, and is expected to be attended by hundreds of people including relatives, friends, colleagues, dignitaries and police officers from all over the country.
[More on this Story]

Police Join Ambulance Crew
Northamptonshire police are working with ambulance crews as part of a multi-agency response to alcohol-related crime and disorder in Northampton town centre.
[More on this Story]

IPCC Investigation into Gwent Shooting makes Progress
The IPCC investigation into the circumstances of Gwent Police shooting a 56-year-old man Tuesday night at Moor View, Rassau, Ebbw Vale is making progress.
[More on this Story]

New Police Base in South Yorks
A new purpose built Safer Neighbourhood Team police base in Kendray, which is named after former Barnsley councillor the late Jimmy Rae, was officially opened on Thursday 21st June 2007.
[More on this Story]

Taser Cuts Compensation Claims
Taser has released a ‘white paper’ on liability and litigation which analyses how the company has defeated 51 claims made against it. It also says the device can reduce the excessive use of force claims and litigation filed against law enforcement agencies.
[More on this Story]

Shoplifters Database Launched
Shop thieves who travel across the country to steal will have no place to hide following the launch of a new database. Together with partner organisations across the UK, today sees a new generation in information sharing, designed to track serial shoplifters' movements, which will help to catch thieves and bring them to justice.
[More on this Story]

Welsh MP Joins Gwent Police
A Welsh MP is joining Gwent police to get a taste of modern day policing. MP for Newport East, Jessica Morden, is set to get an insight into how the force operates as part of the Police Service Parliamentary Scheme.
[More on this Story]

Pregnant Woman’s Car Seized through ‘Inaccurate’ Data
North Wales police seized a car belonging to a pregnant woman after receiving inaccurate data from the insurance company. Mrs Helen Parry was stopped by North Wales Police officers whilst driving her parents’ car in Deganwy.
[More on this Story]

Merseyside Police Plays Host to Swedish Officers
Merseyside Police has been playing host to colleagues from Sweden this month to offer help and advice on the implementation of their own Neighbourhood Policing style.
[More on this Story]

Police Survey Victims of Homophobic Crime
Victims of homophobic and transphobic hate crime are being surveyed for the first time by Leicestershire police about the quality of service they receive from the police.
[More on this Story]

Avon and Somerset Camera Cops ‘Shoulder’ Glastonbury
Police at the Glastonbury Festival were the first force in the country to use new mobile cameras which will broadcast whatever the police officer is looking at and listening to back to a bank of computer screens at the police base.
[More on this Story]

Warwickshire Targets Prolific Drugs Dealers
Warwickshire's most prolific drugs dealers are being targeted as part of a new crime fighting strategy. Detectives are identifying, targeting and arresting the ten individuals who pose the biggest threat within local communities.
[More on this Story]

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QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS

Queen Honours Police in Birthday List
Congratulations to all those who have received an award as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. The recipients include a range of officers and staff from Paul Scott Lee, chief constable of West Midlands police who was knighted to Detective Chief Inspector Sharon Fielding who was awarded an QPM for her services to murder investigation in Humberside and Hampshire officer PC David Gregory who has spent 34 years on the frontline.
[More on the Awards]

CONFERENCE/EXHIBITION NEWS

ACPO Conflict Management Conference and Exhibition
‘Following last years successful and popular Conflict Management Conference and Exhibition we announce a second Conference in 2007’ on 26th and 27th September 2007 at the Holiday Inn, Stratford upon Avon.
[More on this Event]

Superintendent’s Association Annual Conference
The Association’s annual national conference, entitled New Normality, will take place this year at the Chesford Grange Hotel near Kenilworth, Warwickshire.
The event will take place between September 10-13.
[More on this Event]

THE BIG FEATURE
In depth discussions of today's policing issues

Getting Ready for the UPSA Framework
1st April 2007 marked the launch of the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) - a new government agency created to support Police forces and improve the way they work across many areas of policing.
[Read the Rest Here]

See here for links to previous Special Features

Securizine is free to subscribers and features the latest news on tenders, contracts, products and supplies.

Securizine aims to narrow the gap between police buyers and suppliers. It is business news for the police service. We will feature everything from the latest development in body armour to which forces are tendering for pet food! It is a must read for anyone wishing to sell to the police market and forces who want to know the latest developments in products and services.

Securizine Managing Editor
Richard Place

Sales Enquiries: sales@securizine.com
Tel: 020 8404 3825

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Double Honour Recognises Turnaround
Ann Hall, Assistant Chief Officer of Cleveland Police (Finance and Commissioning), has been named as Financial Director of the Year 2007 at the Nigel Wright North East Accountancy Awards.
More Here:

Special Constables win Ferrers Award
Special Constables from South Liverpool were honoured at a ceremony, jointly hosted by the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) and the Home Office in London.
More Here:

Grampian Officers Win Driving Awards
Officers from Grampian Police's Roads Policing Department have won two prestigious awards at the Scottish Police College.
More Here:

Officers Rewarded for Hard Work and Dedication
Police officers and staff from North East Leeds Police have been recognised for their commitment to tackling crime and making local communities safer.
More Here:

Chief Honours Rural Station
Officers and police staff based in Teesdale - hailed as the safest place to live in County Durham - are to receive a top honour.
More Here:

Glossop Police Officer Named Bobby of the Year
Glossop police officer Constable Julian Gallagher has been named as Derbyshire's bobby of the year.
More Here:

New Chairman for Police Authority

A new chairman has been elected to lead Gloucestershire Police Authority. Rob Garnham has been a member of the Police Authority for 10 years, and is also a County and Cheltenham Borough Councillor.
More Here:

Former DCI Appointed Intelligence Specialist
Memex, an intelligence management software company, has appointed former Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector, Peter Ship, as an Intelligence Specialist, providing advice across the organisation and supporting customers in building internal intelligence systems.
More Here:

Chief's Successor Announced

Derbyshire Police Authority has appointed Mick Creedon as the new Chief Constable of Derbyshire Constabulary.
More Here:

RF Field Monitor Test for Jammer

Allen-Vanguard is launching a RF Field Monitor enabling operators to test the effectiveness of Electronic Counter Measures (ECM) equipment or 'jammers'‚ while it is deployed.
More Here:

Streamlight Sidewinder 20-Function Led Light
Designed to give law enforcement professionals the most versatile hands-free tactical light possible, the new Sidewinder™ from Streamlight® packs twenty functions.
More Here:

Police Use Headcams
Police in Bournemouth will now be using tiny cameras – commonly known as ‘headcams’ – to record those engaging in anti-social behaviour in Bournemouth town centre.
More Here:

Simple Clips Set to Stop Bag Snatches

Southport Town Centre has a thriving café society with thousands of visitors, shoppers and day-trippers descending on the town throughout the summer months.
More Here:

West Yorks Launches FoRMS
West Yorkshire Police has strengthened its planning resources for thousands of major events with the launch of its new online resource and logistics management system.
More Here:

Stop the Sneak Campaign
West Yorkshire Police is using mobile phone Bluetooth technology to help stop summertime sneak-in thieves.
More Here:

• Need to advertise your vacancy on Securizine?
• Book it online here

FREE
Tender Service
Securizine runs a free tender service for all police procurement and purchasing departments. Please send details to news@securizine.com
and we will post your tender as soon as we can.

Latest Contracts and Tenders
Our weekly round-up of tenders and contracts from various police authorities include the following:

• The offsite servicing, maintenance, repairs and testing on all vehicles are requested by Cleveland Police. This is seven individual contracts based on geographical and vehicle differences
More Here:

• North Yorkshire Police is tendering for specialised cleaning services in a contract valued at £1.8 million
More Here:

• Non-life insurance is sought by Norfolk Police Authority
More Here:

• Avon and Somerset Constabulary is seeking responses for the procurement, implementation and on-going support for a replacement computerised Property system for all the Detained/Seized, Lost and Found property
More Here:

• Warwickshire Police is looking for the provision of facilities management services for Warwickshire Justice Centre Buildings in Nuneaton and Leamington
More Here:

SUBSCRIBE FREE!
If you do not already receive SECURIZINE on a weekly basis, subscribe FREE OF CHARGE here

Latest Tender Awards

The Catering People have won a £600,000 contract to supply North Yorkshire with canteen and catering services
More Here:

Three companies will share the £50 million contract to supply new light and light to medium twin-engined helicopters
More Here:

Micar Bodies has won the £1/2 million contract to provide a rapid accident repair service Warwickshire police. This will include delivery and collection
More Here:

Ensign has won the award to provide Merseyside with insurance services
More Here:

National Monitoring has won the award to supply Cleveland Police with temporary portable alarm units throughout the force area
More Here:

Nikes are Top 'Getaway' Trainers
Since the Forensic Science Service launched the UK’s first online footwear coding and detection management system it has emerged that, when it comes to doing a runner, criminals love nothing better than Nike trainers.
More Here:

Historical DNA Hits Prove Worth
DNA hits are helping to identify suspects of rail staff assaults and other serious crimes on the rail network occurring as long ago as five years, British Transport Police (BTP) said recently.
More Here:

HMS Wins Norwegian Army Training Contract

HMS, a provider of technical information and analysis reports covering terrorist activity, has been awarded the contract to give specialist C-IED investigation training to the Norwegian Army
More Here:

SUBSCRIBE FREE!
If you do not already receive SECURIZINE on a weekly basis, subscribe FREE OF CHARGE here

Targets up for Discussion?

As we go to press, a new Prime Minister prepares to take office. Gordon Brown has already talked at length of the need for change and if there is one area that all ranks of policing agree should be reviewed it is the performance target culture that currently pervades the service and distorts policing at a local level (news). According to a survey, only 12 per cent of Superintendents believe targets are helpful.

Thank you to all those that took the time to come and chat to us on our stand at last week’s ACPO/APA conference and exhibition. We were delighted with the positive feedback we received about our product. The overall impression we had from other exhibitors was that while stands at this year’s event were not swamped with visitors, those that did attend were of a high quality.

Our recruitment website http://www.allpolicejobs.co.uk has gone from strength to strength since its launch earlier this year. In just five months, it has had well over a million page downloads and is racing towards it 100,000th visitor. So if you’re looking for a new position in policing, or just want to get a feel for the current recruitment situation, click on the links on the left.

• • • Check Out our Archive Section, a quick way of overviewing previously published information • • •

MISSED LAST WEEK'S SECURIZINE? IT'S HERE

APPCM AWARDS 2007

APPCM Award for Outstanding Contribution to Procurement in the Police Service
This is the third year of the APPCM Award. This award is unique in that it looks at the achievements of all those who work in Police Procurement, a recognition that was not previously made. This year Securizine has been welcomed as its first official sponsor, and is offering £250 worth of high street vouchers to the winning entry.
[More on the Awards and How to Enter]

THIS WEEK'S NEWS

Twenty per cent of Officers Unavailable at any one Time
Twenty per cent of officers and staff are unavailable for operational duties at any one time, according to a report by a leading think tank. The largest independent survey of the views of police superintendents in England and Wales for five years was conducted as part of a major report into police reform. It revealed startling levels of dissatisfaction amongst commanders.
[More on this Story]

West Yorkshire Honours Outstanding Attendance
More than 40 officers from West Yorkshire’s North East Leeds division will be commended for their outstanding attendance levels. Divisional Commander Chief Superintendent Marc Callaghan will present certificates to those who have not had any sick leave for more than five years.
[More on this Story]

Officer’s Funeral Date Announced
The funeral for PC Jon Henry, the police officer murdered in Luton, will be held on Monday, July 2nd. The service will be held from 11am at the Holy Ghost Roman Catholic Church in Westbourne Road, Luton, and is expected to be attended by hundreds of people including relatives, friends, colleagues, dignitaries and police officers from all over the country.
[More on this Story]

Police Join Ambulance Crew
Northamptonshire police are working with ambulance crews as part of a multi-agency response to alcohol-related crime and disorder in Northampton town centre.
[More on this Story]

IPCC Investigation into Gwent Shooting makes Progress
The IPCC investigation into the circumstances of Gwent Police shooting a 56-year-old man Tuesday night at Moor View, Rassau, Ebbw Vale is making progress.
[More on this Story]

New Police Base in South Yorks
A new purpose built Safer Neighbourhood Team police base in Kendray, which is named after former Barnsley councillor the late Jimmy Rae, was officially opened on Thursday 21st June 2007.
[More on this Story]

Taser Cuts Compensation Claims
Taser has released a ‘white paper’ on liability and litigation which analyses how the company has defeated 51 claims made against it. It also says the device can reduce the excessive use of force claims and litigation filed against law enforcement agencies.
[More on this Story]

Shoplifters Database Launched
Shop thieves who travel across the country to steal will have no place to hide following the launch of a new database. Together with partner organisations across the UK, today sees a new generation in information sharing, designed to track serial shoplifters' movements, which will help to catch thieves and bring them to justice.
[More on this Story]

Welsh MP Joins Gwent Police
A Welsh MP is joining Gwent police to get a taste of modern day policing. MP for Newport East, Jessica Morden, is set to get an insight into how the force operates as part of the Police Service Parliamentary Scheme.
[More on this Story]

Pregnant Woman’s Car Seized through ‘Inaccurate’ Data
North Wales police seized a car belonging to a pregnant woman after receiving inaccurate data from the insurance company. Mrs Helen Parry was stopped by North Wales Police officers whilst driving her parents’ car in Deganwy.
[More on this Story]

Merseyside Police Plays Host to Swedish Officers
Merseyside Police has been playing host to colleagues from Sweden this month to offer help and advice on the implementation of their own Neighbourhood Policing style.
[More on this Story]

Police Survey Victims of Homophobic Crime
Victims of homophobic and transphobic hate crime are being surveyed for the first time by Leicestershire police about the quality of service they receive from the police.
[More on this Story]

Avon and Somerset Camera Cops ‘Shoulder’ Glastonbury
Police at the Glastonbury Festival were the first force in the country to use new mobile cameras which will broadcast whatever the police officer is looking at and listening to back to a bank of computer screens at the police base.
[More on this Story]

Warwickshire Targets Prolific Drugs Dealers
Warwickshire's most prolific drugs dealers are being targeted as part of a new crime fighting strategy. Detectives are identifying, targeting and arresting the ten individuals who pose the biggest threat within local communities.
[More on this Story]

SUBSCRIBE FREE!
If you do not already receive SECURIZINE on a weekly basis, subscribe FREE OF CHARGE here

QUEEN'S BIRTHDAY HONOURS

Queen Honours Police in Birthday List
Congratulations to all those who have received an award as part of the Queen’s Birthday Honours List. The recipients include a range of officers and staff from Paul Scott Lee, chief constable of West Midlands police who was knighted to Detective Chief Inspector Sharon Fielding who was awarded an QPM for her services to murder investigation in Humberside and Hampshire officer PC David Gregory who has spent 34 years on the frontline.
[More on the Awards]

CONFERENCE/EXHIBITION NEWS

ACPO Conflict Management Conference and Exhibition
‘Following last years successful and popular Conflict Management Conference and Exhibition we announce a second Conference in 2007’ on 26th and 27th September 2007 at the Holiday Inn, Stratford upon Avon.
[More on this Event]

Superintendent’s Association Annual Conference
The Association’s annual national conference, entitled New Normality, will take place this year at the Chesford Grange Hotel near Kenilworth, Warwickshire.
The event will take place between September 10-13.
[More on this Event]

THE BIG FEATURE
In depth discussions of today's policing issues

Getting Ready for the UPSA Framework
1st April 2007 marked the launch of the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) - a new government agency created to support Police forces and improve the way they work across many areas of policing.
[Read the Rest Here]

See here for links to previous Special Features

Securizine is free to subscribers and features the latest news on tenders, contracts, products and supplies.

Securizine aims to narrow the gap between police buyers and suppliers. It is business news for the police service. We will feature everything from the latest development in body armour to which forces are tendering for pet food! It is a must read for anyone wishing to sell to the police market and forces who want to know the latest developments in products and services.

Securizine Managing Editor
Richard Place

Sales Enquiries: sales@securizine.com
Tel: 020 8404 3825

Editorial: news@securizine.com

MISSED LAST WEEK'S SECURIZINE? IT'S HERE

Archive Section: Find Previously Published Information
We have archived articles from the following channels: Features, News, Product of the Week, Forensics, and People. You may also search for articles by company name in our Company Directory

SUBMITTING EDITORIAL
Should you wish to submit editorial to SECURIZINE, please email Tina or telephone 020 8404 3825.
Editorial is FREE OF CHARGE but may be edited to house style.
• Write to us at: Securizine, PO Box 1488, Croydon CR9 7WH

ADVERTISERS
Should you wish to advertise on SECURIZINE, please email Richard or telephone 020 8404 3825, mobile 07962 370808.
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Double Honour Recognises Turnaround
Ann Hall, Assistant Chief Officer of Cleveland Police (Finance and Commissioning), has been named as Financial Director of the Year 2007 at the Nigel Wright North East Accountancy Awards.
More Here:

Special Constables win Ferrers Award
Special Constables from South Liverpool were honoured at a ceremony, jointly hosted by the National Policing Improvement Agency (NPIA) and the Home Office in London.
More Here:

Grampian Officers Win Driving Awards
Officers from Grampian Police's Roads Policing Department have won two prestigious awards at the Scottish Police College.
More Here:

Officers Rewarded for Hard Work and Dedication
Police officers and staff from North East Leeds Police have been recognised for their commitment to tackling crime and making local communities safer.
More Here:

Chief Honours Rural Station
Officers and police staff based in Teesdale - hailed as the safest place to live in County Durham - are to receive a top honour.
More Here:

Glossop Police Officer Named Bobby of the Year
Glossop police officer Constable Julian Gallagher has been named as Derbyshire's bobby of the year.
More Here:

New Chairman for Police Authority

A new chairman has been elected to lead Gloucestershire Police Authority. Rob Garnham has been a member of the Police Authority for 10 years, and is also a County and Cheltenham Borough Councillor.
More Here:

Former DCI Appointed Intelligence Specialist
Memex, an intelligence management software company, has appointed former Metropolitan Police Detective Chief Inspector, Peter Ship, as an Intelligence Specialist, providing advice across the organisation and supporting customers in building internal intelligence systems.
More Here:

Chief's Successor Announced

Derbyshire Police Authority has appointed Mick Creedon as the new Chief Constable of Derbyshire Constabulary.
More Here:

Equipment & Clothing
RF Field Monitor Test for Jammer

Allen-Vanguard is launching a RF Field Monitor enabling operators to test the effectiveness of Electronic Counter Measures (ECM) equipment or 'jammers'‚ while it is deployed.
More Here:

Streamlight Sidewinder 20-Function Led Light
Designed to give law enforcement professionals the most versatile hands-free tactical light possible, the new Sidewinder™ from Streamlight® packs twenty functions.
More Here:

Police Use Headcams
Police in Bournemouth will now be using tiny cameras – commonly known as ‘headcams’ – to record those engaging in anti-social behaviour in Bournemouth town centre.
More Here:

Simple Clips Set to Stop Bag Snatches

Southport Town Centre has a thriving café society with thousands of visitors, shoppers and day-trippers descending on the town throughout the summer months.
More Here:

West Yorks Launches FoRMS
West Yorkshire Police has strengthened its planning resources for thousands of major events with the launch of its new online resource and logistics management system.
More Here:

Stop the Sneak Campaign
West Yorkshire Police is using mobile phone Bluetooth technology to help stop summertime sneak-in thieves.
More Here: