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OPINION: New Plain Safe campaign targets crossing safety (opens the original)
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When we think about road safety, we often think about speed cameras, enforcement and penalties for those who break the law. Those measures all have an important role to play. But if we are serious about preventing deaths and serious injuries on our roads, it is vital to look at what causes collisions in the first place and whether there are different ways of tackling those risks. A good example is Mutley Plain in Plymouth. Between 2020 and 2024, there were 25 collisions in the area that resulted
OPINION: Changes to prison early release scheme must put victims first (opens the original)
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The Government has announced further changes to prison release arrangements as part of reforms intended to address pressures on the prison estate while attempting to maintain public safety. Alongside changes to eligibility, ministers have introduced additional safeguards for victims, stronger supervision requirements for offenders and increased funding for victim support services. As Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly, my priority is ensuring that victims c
OPINION: How AI is helping people reach the right service faster (opens the original)
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Recent weeks have seen the introduction of a new AI-assisted system across the country to help direct some non-police calls away from the 101 service and towards the organisations best placed to help. At first glance, this might sound like a story about technology, but it is really a story about people. It is about helping members of the public get the right support from the right agency more quickly, while ensuring police officers and staff can focus on the issues that genuinely do require a po
OPINION: Cracking down on illegal e-bikes and e-scooters i (opens the original)
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I regularly hear from residents about issues relating to antisocial driving and cycling. Whether this be noisy vehicles disrupting neighbourhoods late at night, riders speeding along pavements, or dangerous behaviour on our roads, these incidents truly have a real impact on how safe people feel in their communities. Devon & Cornwall Police are taking action to address these concerns. Recently, officers carried out Operation Hyssop in Plymouth, a targeted enforcement operation aimed at tackling a
OPINION: Officers cycle 350 miles to honour those lost on duty (opens the original)
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Last week, seven members of our policing family set off from Middlemoor Headquarters on a five-day, 350-mile cycle to the National Memorial Arboretum in Staffordshire as part of the Police Unity Tour. The ride brings together officers and staff from police forces across the UK to remember colleagues who have died on duty and raise money for Care of Police Survivors (COPS), a charity that supports the families they leave behind. I've often said that policing is about people. Behind every statisti
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