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Are Women Safe Alone In Nottingham?
Are Young Women Safe in Nottingham? A Crisis Ignored for the Sake of Diversity? The safety of young women in Nottingham and across the UK is under a dark cloud, with rising sexual crime rates and troubling revelations about systemic failures. During recent Prime Minister’s Questions (PMQs), the spotlight was cast on the Labour Party’s…
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Crime and The Effects of illegal Immigration
The UK has increasingly become a target for international criminals who exploit the nation’s legal and immigration systems. Many suspects, including those involved in organised crime, human trafficking, fraud, and violent offences, have used the bail system to flee the country and avoid justice. This problem is compounded by a lack of robust extradition treaties,…
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Stabbing Knife Attack Again 12 Years old!
Stabbing Knife Attack Again 12 yr old Nottingham Crime News Local Story
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XL Bully Dogs in Nottingham: A Growing Menace
enforcement is crucial to ensuring public safety. Authorities are urged to strictly monitor compliance and take swift action against those who flout the regulations.
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Convicted Drug Dealer Avoids Jail for Hit & Run
In a glaring example of Britain’s broken justice system, Jermaine Moran, a 35-year-old convicted drug dealer, has walked free despite causing a devastating accident that left a Rolls-Royce worker with a shattered kneecap. The collision, which occurred on Harvey Road in Derby, has sparked outrage among those who believe the criminal justice system is failing…
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An Outrageous Act of Violence. #brokenBritain
In the face of such darkness, the collective strength and resolve of the community can pave the way for a safer, more hopeful future. The scars left by this attack, both on the victims and the community, serve as a poignant reminder of the work that lies ahead.
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Local Woman chosen to speak at Royal Awards
Tuesday 14 May 2024: A young woman from Nottingham joined His Royal Highness The Duke of Edinburgh and chef and television presenter Matt Tebbutt to give a speech to thousands of young people and their loved ones at Buckingham Palace yesterday – as they celebrated achieving their Gold Duke of Edinburgh’s Awards. Amelia Warren, 23…
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Fast Food Meets Fast Justice
This episode, while disruptive and alarming, ultimately serves as a call to action. It challenges us to reflect on the effectiveness of our approach to crime and prevention. For a safer Nottingham, and indeed, a safer Britain, we must commit to guiding our youth towards choices that build.
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