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Matthew Scott welcomes Kent Police being judged outstanding for accuracy of its crime recording

15 Jan 2019 - Posted 2 days ago

HMICFRS inspection finds Kent Police records 96.6% of crime reported to it

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PCC-funded online safety tours return to schools for 2018/19

06 Dec 2018 - Posted 41 days ago

Pupils urged to be kind online after 1 in 7 admits to maybe cyber-bullying someone

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'Restorative Justice helped lift the spectre of my father being a monster'

16 Nov 2018 - Posted 61 days ago

Case study shows how RJ can make a difference to victims and offenders

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PCC's inaugural Blue Light Jobs Fayre hailed a huge success

09 Nov 2018 - Posted 68 days ago

Matthew Scott brought partners together to promote recruitment opportunities

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Kent Police to move Deal front counter services to town centre

02 Nov 2018 - Posted 75 days ago

Ensuring estate is fit for purpose, efficient and offers the best value for money

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Association of PCCs @AssocPCCs

Second PCC Complaints Roadshow is underway ⁦@CityPolice⁩ ⁦@northyorkspfcc⁩ ⁦@nottspolice⁩ ⁦@PoliceChiefs⁩ ⁦@CollegeofPolice⁩ ⁦@IOPC_Help⁩ https://t.co/O80Oe2JBwk

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Counter Terrorism Policing UK @TerrorismPolice

Our thoughts are with those caught in the terrible incident in #Nairobi #Kenya and with our colleagues @NPSOfficial_KE Attacks are rare, but we remind the public to be vigilant and remember our advice on what to do if caught in attack: Run, Hide, Tell. #ActionCountersTerrorism

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Matthew Scott @MatthewScottPCC

I’ve been visiting @SCDChemLab this morning learning about processing of exhibits for evidence. It’s a good example of if how @kent_police and @EssexPoliceUK collaborate to provide an effective service. https://t.co/nxTNEUBtON

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HMICFRS @HMICFRS

Kent Police is the second force to be graded 'outstanding' for its crime-recording arrangements - a huge achievement and great news for the people in Kent. Full report available here: https://t.co/MMuUgSWKWW https://t.co/f1EjqI14al

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Zoe Billingham @ZoeBillingham

This is a tremendous effort. It is vital that crimes are recorded if victims are to receive the service they deserve. Congratulations to @kent_police for determinedly focusing on accurate crime recording and turning this around. https://t.co/zyCOshc5Vn

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