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Useful
Links...
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The
Home Office Crime Reduction Website carries a complete guide
to preventing you, your property and your business from becoming
a victim of crime. It includes a set of 'toolkits' examining
all aspects of crime issues including business crime. |
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Further advice
on prevention of business and other crime is available in a
number of papers from the Home Office. These papers include
advice on how to protect people and property from terrorist
bomb attacks. |
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Leicestershire
Constabulary Official Web site |
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Secured By Design
is a UK Police initiative supporting the principles of designing
out crime in the built environment. |
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Sold Secure is a
non-profit making company dedicated to reducing the risk of
theft by the assessment of security products. Sold Secure was
established in 1992 by Northumbria and Essex Police with the
help and backing of the Home Office. It is now administered
by the Master Locksmiths’ Association. |
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The Commissioner is an independent supervisory authority and
has both an international and national role in enforcing the
Data Protection Act 1998. In the UK it has a range of duties
including the promotion of good information handling and the
encouragement of codes of practice for data controllers. It
is also responsible for the Freedom of Information. |
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The British Retail Consortium represents 90% of the retail trade
in Britain. Its members run a variety of outlets from one-person
corner shops to hypermarkets. BRC is directly involved in issues
affecting retailing and the consumer including crime, the environment,
European legislation and e-commerce amongst other things.It
publishes annual findings on retail crime figures. |
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NACOSS is not a
trade organisation, but a scheme run by the National Security
Inspectorate and is responsible for the regulation of electronic
security system installers. |
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SSAIB is a non profit
making organisation whose sole aim is to protect the users of
security systems against unsafe or unsound security installations.
It achieves this objective by maintaining a Roll of Installers
throughout the country who are registered with the SSAIB. |
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The annual British Crime Survey details the results of interviews
conducted continuously throughout the year about public exposure
to crime and disorder. It is regarded as a more accurate barometer
of the occurrence of crime as it includes offences which are
not reported to the police. You can download a copy of the
report covering 2002/3 on the right.
(needs Adobe Acrobat Reader get your copy
above)
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