… facilitate such an understanding, academics have drawn on crime theories to establish new ways of understanding terrorism prevention and mitigation. This has included evaluations of place-based theories, such as Situational Crime Prevention (SCP), which focus on reducing …
… a joint law enforcement operation tackling aviation border crime around the UK. … Authorities are calling on the public … of Project Pegasus, a national initiative to tackle border crime and terrorism. These often less-scrutinized locations … Your vigilance could be vital in preventing serious crime. If you see something, say something. Report …
… Safeguarding your business during public events • CT Crime Prevention Toolkit | ProtectUK • The Blue Book: A Guide …
… profile protests in UK cities and a marked increase in hate crime reporting. … Director General of MI5 Ken McCallum has … about suspicious activity, people or potential hate crime it is really important that you report the details to …
… people need protecting. … Even when events are violent crime, disorder and criminal damage, rather than terrorism … Blue Book: A Guide to Personal Security National Business Crime Centre advice for safeguarding your business during …
… platform. Contact your local police force regarding a crime or incident. If you are in need of urgent police …
… of their activities. These criminals include organised crime groups and terrorists, both of which pose an … culture against the threat of terrorism and organised crime groups. The RTSS, together with a toolkit and smart …
On Tuesday 2nd May, the Home Office published a draft Terrorism (Protection of Premises) Bill. The new draft law will ensure that the UK will be better prepared for, and protected from, terrorist attacks.
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Premises and events will be better prepared to respond to attacks as landmark legislation known as Martyn’s Law gained Royal Assent and became law today (Thursday 3 April).
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