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| | Staffordshire Police - A new chapter in rural policing (29 April 2002) |
 | | A new chapter in rural policing will begin in the Staffordshire Moorlands where a police commander is taking a leaf out of her father’s book to drive home policing issues on board mobile libraries. |
 | | Starting next month (May), villagers in Denford, Longsdon, Stanley Moor, Stanley, Thorneyedge and Bagnall, followed by Heaton, Rushton, Biddulph Park, Biddulph Moor and Rudyard will be able to take away crime reduction advice and speak to police officers at the same time as picking up an Inspector Morse mystery or Ruth Rendell whodunnit. |
 | | Inspector Helen Jones, of Leek Local Policing Unit, has spearheaded the scheme — thought to be the first of its type in the country — which involves using established library runs as mobile police surgeries. |
| www.staffordshire.police.uk /news076.htm (608 words) |
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