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Advice for the teaching profession of when to call the police when there is evidence of a sexual offense
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You can request information under the Child Sex Offender Disclosure Scheme (Sarah's Law) online, by calling 101, or by going to a police station.
AdviceGabriel, former volunteer and currently serving as a police officer
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Information for parents / guardians and carers of young people or children who are at risk of going missing, with link to form and guidance.
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Find out what happens after the trial, including appealing against a sentence, Victim Contact Scheme (VCS), restorative justice and applying for compensation.
AdviceOur Operational and Contingency Planning Section Team are responsible for ensuring we are fully prepared to respond to major and unplanned incidents.
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If your vehicle has been stolen, or has simply gone missing, find out how to track it down or report it to the police.
AdviceThe adoption of a national website, known as Single Online Homes for police forces has continued to create challenges.
About usThe ‘It Does Matter’ campaign aims to educate and empower victims to report non-contact sexual offences.
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