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Public asked for their views on which police station front desks to open next
25 November
THE Police and Crime Commissioner for Devon, Cornwall and the Isles of Scilly is planning to open more police station front desks – and wants the public to help decide their locations.
Well done to police teams who seized drugs and put vile rapist behind bars
21 November
I’d like to devote this week’s column to thanking a few Devon and Cornwall officers and staff members after some really outstanding work to make us all safer.
Police and Crime Commissioner reopens more stations to public
18 November
THREE more police enquiry desks will reopen in Devon and Cornwall next week and a fourth will dramatically increase its opening hours as part of a programme of investment by Police and Crime Commissioner Alison Hernandez.
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