Criminal Wirral II

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County lines is a major, cross-cutting issue involving drugs, violence, gangs, safeguarding, criminal and sexual exploitation, modern slavery, and missing persons; and the response to tackle it involves the police, the National Crime Agency, a wide range of Government departments, local government agencies and voluntary and community sector organisations. By using the Web site, you confirm that you have read, understood, and agreed to be bound by the Terms and Conditions.

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.Should you have any immediate safeguarding concerns, please contact the Integrated Front Door immediately on 0151 606 2008 or if out of office hours on 0151 677 6557. If a child or young person is at risk of harm, abuse or neglect please report it to the Wirral Integrated Front Door on 0151 606 2008 9am – 5pm Monday to Friday. 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). We believe it is a human right to be represented by a solicitor in Court and that a strong and effective Criminal Defence Service is the cornerstone of our democracy.

Intervention includes signposting to universal services or service partners during the YPS intervention or as part of each young person exit plan as required. The North West Regional Organised Crime Unit (TITAN), has launched a regional campaign to publicise the issue of ‘County Lines’. These are the 41 Violence and sexual offences crimes recorded in December 2023 within half a mile of Wirral, CH63 7XU. These are the 1 Theft from the person crimes recorded in December 2023 within half a mile of Wirral, CH63 7XU.Operation Inclusion is a 12-week programme, working with young people who are already known to the Youth Justice Service and their families to reduce offending behaviour and address the underlying issues. County lines is a term used to describe gangs, groups or drug networks that supply drugs from urban to suburban areas across the country, including market and coastal towns, using dedicated mobile phone lines or ‘deal lines’. The Office of National Statistics (ONS) released an annual report today (Thursday, January 25) to show crime statistics for all police forces across England and Wales, where crime had fallen by 0. Birkenhead News is a member of the Independent Press Standards Organisation (which regulates the UK’s magazine and newspaper industry). If you are a young person who is worried about your involvement, or a friend’s involvement in county lines; a good option is to speak to an adult you trust and talk to them about your concerns.