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When it comes to staying in the know about what's happening in your area, it's all about being equipped with the right info. In this blog post, we've got you covered with a whole bunch of resources and websites that will keep you up-to-date on everything related to policing in Bedfordshire. We're talking about crime prevention initiatives, community engagement programs, and all the local police services that you should know about. So buckle up and get ready to feel empowered with the knowledge that'll keep you safe and connected to your community. Let's dive in!
Discover how Bedfordshire is taking a proactive stance on public safety. This blog post will delve into the various initiatives, programs, and partnerships that the local authorities have established to ensure the well-being of its residents. From community policing efforts to crime prevention campaigns, learn how Bedfordshire is working together to create a safer and more secure environment for all.
Bedfordshire Police Website: The official website of Bedfordshire Police provides a wealth of information on local policing services, news updates, crime prevention advice, and community engagement initiatives.
Office of the Bedfordshire Police and Crime Commissioner
Neighbourhood Watch: Neighbourhood Watch schemes play a vital role in community safety. Check your local Neighbourhood Watch website or contact them directly to stay updated on crime prevention initiatives and community events. https://www.ourwatch.org.uk/Bedfordshire
Local Council Websites: The websites of local councils in Bedfordshire often have dedicated sections on community safety, policing, and crime prevention. They may provide information on initiatives, programs, and resources available in your area.
Central Bedfordshire CouncilHoughton Regis Town Council | Motorcycle Nuisance | Later Living Social Group | Support and Advice Groups (HRTC)
Community Safety Partnerships: Bedfordshire's Community Safety Partnerships work to reduce crime, tackle antisocial behaviour, and improve community safety. Their websites offer information on local initiatives, campaigns, and resources. Safer Central has representatives from five statutory partners:
- Central Bedfordshire Council
- Bedfordshire Police
- BLMK Integrated Care Board
- National Probation Services/Offender Management Services (National Offender Management Service is now called HM Prison and Probation Service)
- Bedfordshire Fire and Rescue Service
BedsVERU: Building a network of statutory agencies, charities, and communities to tackle the root causes of serious violence and criminal exploitation in Bedfordshire. Website. Twitter.
Social Media Platforms: Many police forces and community organizations use social media platforms like Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram to share updates, crime prevention advice, and engage with the public. Following the relevant accounts can keep you informed.
Dunstable and Houghton Regis Community Policing Team (Facebook)
Bedfordshire Police (Facebook)
Bedfordshire Police (X, formerly Twitter)
BedsPolice Cohesion (X, formerly Twitter) Community Cohesion officers tweeting. Dedicated to integrating Police and Community.
BCH Police Dogs (X, formerly Twitter)
BCH Road Policing Unit (X, formerly Twitter)
Houghton Regis Town Council Social Media | Houghton Regis TC Social Media Groups | Houghton Regis Youth Services (Facebook)
Dunstable Town Council (Facebook)
Local News Outlets: Stay updated on local policing news by regularly checking local news outlets, both online and in print. They often cover crime reports, community events, and police initiatives.
Bedfordshire Police News, Appeals, Campaigns, Court News
Houghton Regis Town Crier newsletter
Talk of the Town – Dunstable Town Council
