A Toolkit for Implementing Restorative Approaches
Restorative approaches have been proven to improve victim satisfaction and reduce re offending, but they must be implemented correctly. The Ministry of Justice has been vocal in its support of Restorative approaches highlighting it as a positive step towards improving victim services. However, in order for any kind of restorative approach to be truly effective […]
Owners of aggressive dogs to face fines and ‘dogbos’
Allowing pets to snarl at strangers, threaten postal staff or terrify cats all punishable under laws which came into force this Monday. Dog owners who allow their pets to snarl at strangers, threaten postal workers, damage garden fences or aggressively chase cats will face fines of up to £2,500 or have their animals taken away […]
Owners of aggressive dogs to face fines and ‘dogbos’
Allowing pets to snarl at strangers, threaten postal staff or terrify cats all punishable under laws which came into force this Monday. Dog owners who allow their pets to snarl at strangers, threaten postal workers, damage garden fences or aggressively chase cats will face fines of up to £2,500 or have their animals taken away […]
New anti-social behaviour powers come into force
Article by Helena Hickey, Police Oracle The number of powers to deal with anti-social behaviour has reduced from 19 to six and allows victims to have a say in the punishment of their offenders. New powers to tackle anti-social behaviour (ASB) came into force this week, with some forces quick to make use of the […]