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Information notice: Change to the law for antique firearms
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If you want to appeal a speed camera activation letter or notice
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Get help and advice if someone has shared, or is threatening to share, your intimate images or videos without your permission.
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How to plan what happens to your firearms or shotguns after you die.
AdviceWhat happens in a rape or sexual assault investigation, after the first steps and before a court case.
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Read about the teams we have put in place that are here to help you navigate your way through the recruitment process and beyond.
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Find out the different ways you can report spiking, including reporting anonymously.
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Find out about the Community Protection Team and how it works to protect communities at heightened risk of hate crime, terrorism and hostile activity.
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Walk, Talk and Do is an opportunity for women to meet with local female police officers on patrol and share their concerns about safety.
CampaignsWhat will happen first after you report rape or sexual assault to us, including how soon you can expect us to get in back in touch.
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