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A man has been arrested in connection with the murder of police community support officer Julia James, Kent Police have said (Photo: Kent Police)

Man arrested in connection with murder of PCSO Julia James

An image of a man who “could be key” in the investigation into the murder of PCSO Julia James has been released (Kent Police)

Police release image of man who ‘could be key’ in PCSO Julia James murder hunt

A Derbyshire PCSO to appear before Chesterfield Magistrates’ on child assault ca...

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Worksop: Son took his mum’s car twice late at night

Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping on a walkabout around Kirkby. Paddy is pictured with PCSO Madeleine Sefton.

Worksop: Community leaders react to 80 PCSO job cuts

Police confirm axe to fall on PCSO roles in Notts

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PCSO convicted of sexual relationship with schoolgirl

Police and Crime Commissioner Paddy Tipping

‘Dismay and bewilderment’ at proposed cuts of 72 PCSO jobs from Notts Police

PCSO thief nicked after trying to sell job lot of stolen police gear on Ebay

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PCSO cuts may ‘hit the outer bouroughs hardest’

Gainsborough: Police are urging people to be aware of rogue traders after a spat...
After a number of reports of rogue traders a Gainsborough police team is encouraging people to report any suspicious behaviour.

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Barlborough: Police step up patrols in country park to tackle yobs

PCSO Ben Perry as 'Smash 'n' Carry Harry'

Clowne, Barlborough, Creswell & Whitwell: Smash ‘n’ Carry Harry finds residents ...

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Clowne, Whitwell, Creswell & Barlborough: Smash ’n’ Carry Harry is on the prowl ...

Worksop: ‘Bullet’ found in shopping basket in Asda

Safer Neighbourhood police teams in Clowne and Creswell are taking to Twitter

Bolsover: Clowne and Creswell residents can now follow local police on Twitter

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Scotton and District WI welcomed PCSO Bill Thomas at last meeting

Police Community Support Officer Ryan Bowskill presented the Guardian Rose to community centre volunteers Carolyn and Glenn Gillgrass

Worksop: A rose for our community volunteers

Milly Bayliss with PC Beverly Drabble and Charlie Airey with PCSO Sue Shaw at the Treetops Nursery on Thursday where Notinghamshire Police helped the nursery take part in the Child Safety week with a visit from the members of the Safer neighborhoods team 27 June 2013 Image © Paul David Drabble www.pauldaviddrabble.co.uk

Worksop: Police help Treetops kids stay safe

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South Yorkshire: Campaign launched to advice residents of home security

Anna-Marie Day appears at Worksop Magistrates Court

Woman guilty over Facebook post

The ASDA store Community Life Fund presented a cheque for £124.74 to the Kilton Community Centre on Monday after it was given the most green coins by customers in their donation schemme. PCSO Ryan Bowskill accepted the donation from Asda store manager

Asda cash for Kilton centre

Pictured from left is PCSO Jamie Allison, PC Daniel Cooper, PCSO Ryan Bowskill, PC Christian Hurley and Sgt Neil Bellamy (w111019-12k)

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Lucky escape after Gainsborough arson attack

No excuse for trouble

Ensuring school stays bully free

Donations flood in for Kilton community centre project

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PEOPLE over 60 in West Lindsey can get their hands on free Smartwater property marking kits from Lincolnshire Police.

Be aware on roads

New boxing club in Manton

Police train as youth workers

Young PCSOs on the lookout

Junior PCSOs target speeding drivers

Drunk and disorderly

Warning over rural daylight robbery

New scheme for Carlton teenagers

Teens clean up their act

Could YOU be a PCSO for Notts?

Could YOU be a PCSO for Notts?

Warning after rabbits stolen from Gainsborough gardens

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Police clamp down on motorcycles

Carlton bobby launches PSCO school for youngsters

Santa cops run for cash

Vandals hit allotment
Three chickens have been slaughtered by callous vandals in Worksop.

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