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Action against Salford's Anti-social behaviour problem by Mark Bright Have you ever felt powerless to do anything about graffiti, vandalism or noisy neighbours?Anyone with an interest in Anti-Social Behaviour, the law, and what residents can and can't do should check out this event at the Lowry. Held in the Compass Room at the theatre on Salford Quays, the event aims to help give people the confidence and know-how to join together with their neighbours, police, council staff and other agencies to take a stand against anti-social behaviou... ( Click for More Information ) Youths criminalised 'so politicians can make... Politicians and the media were criticised for wrongly criminalising young people in a film screened in London yesterday. 'Fear Fac... Tackling Anti-Social Behaviour Free training event for local residents, community activists, volunteers, front-line staff and anyone else involved in dealing wit... Salford victims to be given say... Victims of crime are to be given more power to determine what justice will be handed out to their offenders In May, Greater Manche... Family breakdown to rule for dad It is estimated that family breakdown directly affects approximately one-third of the UK population. Many parents who find themse... Justice Secretary drops early release for... A programme that allowed some prisoners to be released early from prison is to be brought to a close on March 12, Jack Straw has a... New powers for councils to crackdown... Councils are to be given new powers to crack down on lap-dancing clubs, the Home Office announced today. From later this year, exi... Teenage girl caught with knife gets... By: Tony Flynn A 16-year-old-girl caught with a knife on the streets of Salford has been given an antisocial behaviour order. ... Decision on drugs ban next month Alan Johnson has said a decision will be taken on whether to ban products offering "legal highs", including mephedrone, early next... Warning to high school students -... This is a warning we've receieved from PC Danielle Southwell from the Neighbourhood Policing Team at Pendleton. "We have been havi... Man arrested over Pendlebury porn... A 27-year-old man has been arrested on suspicion of possessing indecent images after a number of girls were approached in Salford.... Minister proposes tougher sentences for knife... The attorney general has proposed "a new adult starting point of 25 years for murder where an offender aged 18 or over takes a kni... Seedley, Swinton warned after recent burglaries by Mark Bright Police are asking residents to be on their guard after houses were burgled in Salford recently. Recent crime sta... Barbara Keeley, MP for Worsley,... Worsley MP Barbara Keeley has welcomed news that crime is down both in Salford and across the UK despite the recession. The fall i... Law on trafficked prostitutes in force... A new law that criminalises people who pay for sex with trafficked prostitutes may be brought into force "within months". Home Off... Police figures show over 21,000 child... Every day last year an average of nearly 60 sex offences against children were recorded by police in England and Wales the NSPCC r... No change in law for victims... The solicitor general has said the government will resist any calls to change the law where householders have used force in cases ... Swinton woman named and shamed over... A Swinton woman who dumped cardboard and polystyrene packaging in an important conservation area has been ordered to pay £350 in c... UK needs national human trafficking watchdog Totnes MP Anthony Steen writes for ePolitix.com about the modern slave trade ahead of tomorrow's Westminster Hall debate on human ... Ricky Hatton joins the fight against... Ricky Hatton has joined up with UK crime-fighting charity, Crimestoppers, to encourage people in Greater Manchester to rid their c... 30 years behind bars for three... Three men who carried out surveillance while planning to commit robberies have been jailed for a total of almost 30 years. 30-yea... Irlam burglaries down, say police by Mark Bright Irlam burglaries have fallen due to simple policing, say GMP. Advice given by PCSO Mark Fitzgerald on securing h... Salford burglar makes GMP Most Wanted... by Mark Bright 25-year old Lee Eves, who has several aliases and is wanted for domestic burglary is the latest addition to Greater... Reporting hate crime Can I remind everybody that the Claremont / Weaste Neighbourhood Management Team is a 3rd Party Hate Crime Reporting Centre. This... Little Hulton man jailed for sex... A man has been jailed for sexually abusing his sister-in-law. Eric Glynn Ryan (07/05/1954) of Kent Close, Little Hulton, was fou... Motorists face new £15 'victims levy'... Motorists in England and Wales fined for minor offences face having to pay bigger penalties under a government scheme to compensat... Government announces proposed increase in dangerous... Justice Secretary Jack Straw has proposed increasing the current two-year maximum jail term for dangerous driving to five years. S... City West gets tough on anti-social... A CITY West Housing Trust tenant has received a suspended prison sentence for breaching the terms of an Anti-Social Behaviour Inju... Protecting the Public Purse 2010, 31st... With restrictions on public sector finances ever increasing, the importance of reducing council tax and benefit fraud has been hig... More young people tagged There has been a sharp increase in the number of young offenders who have been electronically tagged in the last year. Almost 20,0... Hand held mobile phone use has... Brake is calling on the Government to ban all kinds of mobile phone use in vehicles as it is the distraction of the call, not the ... Salford man cleared of nightclub killing A 33-year-old man has been cleared of murdering a Bradford father-of-one who was shot dead at a city nightclub. Owen Bell, of Marl... Worsley MP campaigns to end violence... Worsley MP Barbara Keeley wore a white ribbon to support White Ribbon Day on 25 November. She also showed her support for the Gove... Skills 'dramatically lower' re-offending rate Prisoners are the best people for getting the disengaged engaged, a roundtable discussion on cutting crime and re-offending held i... Benefit rules 'turning hard-working claimants into... Benefit claimants are being turned into criminals, working cash-in-hand, because of the low amount of money they can keep when the... Bank move 'drops re-offending by a... by Emma Davis Giving prisoners bank accounts will cut reoffending rates by around a third, research shows. Prisoners at Forrest... Cannabis skunk 'seven times stronger than... Powerful "skunkweed" cannabis is seven times more likely to trigger psychotic illnesses such as schizophrenia than traditional has... Young offenders in Salford now face... The public is being given the chance to vote on community service schemes for young offenders from today. A government website all... The Role of the European Union... Where? Room 103, Peel Building, University of Salford Who for? Scholars with a research interest in European security, terroris... Details of new Crime and Security... New proposals to protect communities by making the streets safer, shutting down criminal markets and ensuring justice for victims ... 'Gangbos' to be extended to... Powers aimed at tackling violent gangs are to be extended to children as young as 14. The civil injunctions known as "Gangbos" wou... Full list of legislation in Queen's... Here is a full list of the Bills in today's Queen's Speech Financial Services Bill Strengthen and reform financial regul... New laws receive Royal Assent Thirteen Bills were passed into law yesterday as the parliamentary session came to a close. New laws enacted as a result of the Ac... Peers defeat government over homophobia law Peers have again defied MPs by inserting a "free speech" defence into the law on homophobic hatred. Last week the Commons voted to... Minimum knife murder term increased The minimum sentence for knife murders is to increase from 15 years to 25 years, the justice secretary has announced. Jack Straw t... 212 children tell ChildLine’s Greater Manchester... The NSPCC is releasing new figures today (9 Nov) that show last year volunteer counsellors at ChildLine’s base in Greater Manchest... Rodent infestation costs Manchester bakery £5,000 A Manchester specialist bakery owner has been ordered to pay more than £5,000 after fresh rat droppings were found in the building... Praise for criminal justice mental health... There was a shared sense of optimism at a meeting of the all party parliamentary group on penal reform earlier this week. Labour p... Move to decriminalise child prostitutes fails The Policing and Crime Bill continued its passage through the House of Lords yesterday. There were divisions on a number of amendm... Displaying Noticeboard Items 1 - 49 of 49

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