All Crime articles – Page 34
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NewsPartners against crime
Mike Weatherley, head of an all-party parliamentary group on retail crime, says MPs are on your side
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NewsPolice get serious about metal theft
In the week that a Middlesex newsagent’s was flooded after being targeted by metal thieves, police forces and service providers have stepped up their fight against the growing problem.
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NewsZero Tolerance Award for Crime Prevention
Lesley and William Brown have demonstrated how retailers can take a stand against crime by working with their communities. They have made an incredible effort to reach out to local people, the police force, and the authorities. They had to jump through numerous hoops when building a community office to ...
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NewsFacewatch and NFRN team up to fight retail crime
Crime reporting service Facewatch has joined forces with the National Federation of Retail Newsagents (NFRN).
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Dear Jac
Special treatment for Tesco?
Hands up those of you who think that any new Tesco Express will automatically get the National Lottery. Oh, I see quite a few of you.
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NewsWholesale database hones in on criminals
The Federation of Wholesale Distributors’ (FWD) Criminal Intelligence Database is proving its worth, after four arrests were made in just eight days as a result of collated information passed to the police.
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NewsPolice are too soft on shoplifters, say stores
Retailers demand harsher penalties for shoplifting to deter crime
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NewsRetail crime victims urged to speak out
Retailers who have been victims of crime over the past 12 months are being urged to share their experiences.
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NewsC-stores cash in on ATM opportunity
A poll of 3,000 credit and debit cardholders has highlighted the value of ATM machines to convenience store retailers.
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Advice GuideCrime watch
Four C-Store Champions discuss how they keep the risk of crime to a minimum.
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Features and analysisRetail crime prevention site launched
A new website designed to help retailers tackle business crime has been launched
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Features and analysisRetailers urged to tell courts full impact of crime
The Association of Convenience Stores (ACS) has urged retailers to fully explain the impact of crime on themselves, their staff and businesses.
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Tobacco smugglers to pay for their crimes
A cross channel ferry worker and his wife have been convicted of smuggling thousands of illicit cigarettes into the UK, and selling them from their home.
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Features and analysis
Government commits to tackling crime
Baroness Browning has pledged to change how crimes against businesses are reported and recorded
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Tackle crime with new technology
Retailers are being urged to embrace new technology to help tackle crime.
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More grants available to help tackle crime
The government has announced £14m-worth of funding to help communities combat crime and antisocial behaviour. Announced by crime prevention minister Baroness Browning, the Community Action Against Crime Innovation Fund has been allocated...
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Advice Guide
ACS launches crime reporting survey
Retailers are being urged to share their experiences of crime reporting in their store as part of an Association of Convenience Stores survey.
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Retail crime group poised for action
The head of the new All Party Parliamentary Group on Retail and Business Crime has said that he is looking forward to the challenge of raising awareness of this serious issue. Speaking exclusively to Convenience Store, MP for Hove and...