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Birkenhead News is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (which regulates the UK’s magazine and newspaper industry). Cristina said: “Going back to education after almost 20 years was quite a daunting task, but my Wirral Met tutors gave me wonderful support as well as challenged me, making me aim higher. One incident included two teenage boys who were arrested by officers on suspicion of taking a vehicle without consent in Upton Meadow Road at around 6pm yesterday evening (Monday 2 January). These are the 2 Other theft crimes recorded in December 2023 within half a mile of Wirral, CH63 7XU. TW have been awarded Ministry of Justice funding to deliver Women Services across Wirral, Cheshire West and Chester.

Crimes such as burglary can devastate victims in our communities, and it’s pleasing to see that the force’s efforts in this area, including a focussed activity under Operation Castle continue to provide year-on-year reductions and a 13.

They work with children and young people of any age to help get them out of situations they’re worried about, and have helped lots of children and young people involved in County Lines.

Victims of CCE are often fearful of getting into trouble themselves – for the very actions they have been exploited into carrying out – so it can also be difficult to get these young people to come forward and speak out about their situation What is County Lines? Wirral Youth Justice Service has in place a strategic Board chaired by Elizabeth Hartley Assistant Director for Early Help and Prevention, Children’s Services.

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These include offence-focused work, reparation, support for education, training and employment, mentoring service, substance misuse work and health-related support (school nurse and CAMHS). The youth justice role supervise young people who have been referred by the police for out of court disposal and those sentenced by the Court.

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If you would like to find information for other months, you can select them from the dropdown list below. Mentors are trained for five days and expected to volunteer with us for a reasonable amount of time to use their training accordingly.In some cases the dealers will take over a local property, normally belonging to a vulnerable person, and use it to operate their criminal activity from. If a child or young person is at risk of harm, abuse or neglect please report it to the Wirral Central Advice and Duty Team (0151 606 2008) 9. With offices based in Liverpool city centre and Wirral our experienced criminal defence team, consisting of solicitors and advocates, are able to represent clients through all stages of a criminal law case, whether it be a police station interview or a crown court trial. To enhance the law enforcement response still further, a multi-agency county lines coordination centre has been established, bringing together officers from the NCA, police and regional organised crime units to develop the national intelligence picture, prioritise action against the most serious offenders, and engage with partners across government, including in the health, welfare and education spheres, to tackle the wider issues. CCE often occurs without the victim being aware that they are being exploited and involves young people being encouraged, cajoled or threatened to carry out crime for the benefit of others.