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	Suffolk Constabulary - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Suffolk Constabulary is the Home Office police force responsible for policing Suffolk in the East of England, United Kingdom.
		Suffolk Constabulary is responsible for policing an area of 939,510 acres, with a population of 678,074 and 288,473 households.
		The force formed by the merger of West Suffolk Constabulary and East Suffolk Constabulary, which had split in 1899 (having previously been merged in 1869).
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Suffolk_Constabulary (311 words)

	Eye, Suffolk - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Eye is a small town in the county of Suffolk, East Anglia, England, south of Diss, and on the River Dove.
		In Saxon Britain, prior to the Norman Conquest, Eye was one of the numerous holdings of Edric of Laxfield, a wealthy and influential Saxon and the third largest land holder in Suffolk.
		After the Norman Conquest, the importance of the town was firmly established in the region when the Honour of Eye was granted to William Malet, a Norman Lord, and continued to be held by royal or noble families until 1823.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Eye,_Suffolk (1032 words)

	Introduction (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Your constabulary is ready to rise to the challenge of policing 21st century Suffolk.
		Suffolk Police is divided into three areas - Eastern, Southern and Western; within these areas are 14 sectors which provide local policing services.
		Overseeing the Constabulary’s work is the Suffolk Police Authority, which exists to ensure that the county’s residents are offered an efficient and effective policing service.
	www.suffolk.police.uk /About+Us (114 words)

	Conservatives in Bury and Stowmarket - Local News - 14th March 2006 - Ruffley's dismay at Police merger for Suffolk - ...
		David Ruffley MP has reacted with concern to the news that Suffolk Constabulary is to be merged with Norfolk and Cambridgeshire Constabularies.
		In December of 2005 Suffolk Constabulary declined to volunteer for amalgamation and instead submitted that, if force to merge, they would prefer to join with Essex and Norfolk rather than with all six counties in the Eastern Region.
		However, Suffolk Constabulary has confirmed they have received the proposed structure for future policing of Suffolk and that this involves a merger with forces in Cambridgeshire and Norfolk.
	www.burystedmundsconservatives.com /accessiblepage/3/689 (272 words)

	State of Suffolk
		The relative volume of events in the rest of Suffolk was not sufficient to register in comparison to that found in these three areas.
		Suffolk was one of 21 areas nationally who received funding for an Intensive Supervision and Surveillance Programme (ISSP) of £900,000 over three years.
		It is not believed to be a coincidence that Suffolk plus four of these five Forces have seen an increase in recorded levels of crime since they have adopted this “prima facie” approach to recording crime which, in essence, necessitates the recording of a crime if reported unless there is credible evidence to the contrary.
	www.suffolkobservatory.info /sda_pdf/crime.asp (4269 words)

	Suffolk Safety Camera Partnership
		Suffolk SafeCam will be managed by the Suffolk Safety Camera Partnership which comprises Suffolk County Council, Ipswich NHS Hospital, Suffolk Constabulary, Suffolk Magistrates, Crown Prosecution Service and The Highways Agency.
		Suffolk has a target of reducing the number of accidents involving fatal or serious injury by 40% by 2010.
		Superintendent Mick Warden of Suffolk Constabulary said, “Motorists who drive within the speed limits have nothing to fear, it is only those who exceed the speed limit and take a chance with both their own and others safety, who need to be concerned.
	www.suffolksafecam.co.uk /pages/launch.html (364 words)

	Survey 2000 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Suffolk, Norfolk and Cambridgeshire share the dubious distinction of having the least number of police officers per capita of population anywhere in the United Kingdom.
		It is not uncommon in Suffolk for a single police vehicle to cover several hundred square miles of territory on a night shift.
		In the small towns and villages of Suffolk it is impossible to have that anonymity as a police officer, making them and their families easy targets for reprisals.
	www.sufpolfed.co.uk /survey_2000.htm (3532 words)

	Suffolk Police
		During 2001/02, a major review of NW in Suffolk was conducted to identify ways of making it more effective.
		The aim of this programme is to make Suffolk the safest county in the country by April 2006 and Neighbourhood Watch can play a key role.
		Suffolk First is not just about tackling crime, because we already know Suffolk is a relatively safe place to live.
	suffolk.testurl.co.uk /neighbourhoodwatch (434 words)

	Suffolk SAFEKey
		Suffolk SAFEKey is an improved keyholder service set up by Suffolk Constabulary, which is available to all business and residential properties in Suffolk whether they are fitted with an alarm or not.
		Signing up for the service means Suffolk Constabulary has quick access to your keyholder(s) details should the police need to gain access to your property in an emergency while you are away.
		Having the names of nominated keyholders proves particularly useful in situations including, when you are on holiday or if you are unable to speak for yourself, maybe as the result of an injury.
	www.suffolk.safekey.org.uk (264 words)

	Force Structure
		Colin Langham-Fitt is Suffolk Constabulary's Assistant Chief Constable.
		He has lived in Suffolk all his life and joined the former East Suffolk County Council in 1961 and worked in a wide variety of roles in the Department of Clerk of the Council until Local Government Reorganisation in 1974.
		David transferred to Suffolk Constabulary on promotion to Superintendent in 1999 and spent a brief period with the Corporate Development Department before serving as the Operations Manager for the Constabulary’s Eastern Area from 1999 to 2003.
	suffolk.testurl.co.uk /forcestructure (1327 words)

	Suffolk Police (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		In previous years I have made reference to “Suffolk First” initiative, that aimed to make Suffolk the safest county in the country by April 2006, I am pleased to say that we successfully met this challenge.
		Suffolk Constabulary is a high performing, low cost force, with a workforce committed to providing an excellent police service at a local level.
		On behalf of the Suffolk Constabulary I would like to express my gratitude for the continued support and contribution as provided by you and your members.
	www.thorpe-morieux.org.uk /suffolk_police.htm (2381 words)

	About Us - Consortium
		In 1997, Cambridgeshire Constabulary acquired a helicopter and joined with Essex Police in an Air Support Consortium, providing mutual air support aid for the two counties.
		In 2000, Suffolk Constabulary bought a helicopter and joined the consortium between Essex and Cambridgeshire.
		Suffolk Air Operations Unit operates from RAF Wattisham, which is and is an Army Air Corps base (10 miles from Ipswich).
	www.essex.police.uk /about/a_dp_50.php (259 words)

	IPCC to Manage Investigation into Suffolk RTI (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		At approximately 1.50 pm on Friday 13 January 2006 following a brief police follow, a white Vauxhall Calibra was in collision with a silver Seat Alhambra at the A1156 junction with the Nacton village turn-off.
		Suffolk Constabulary are appealing for witnesses and I would urge anyone who saw the collision to contact Acting Sgt Jeff Cribb at Force Headquarters Roads Policing Unit on 01473 613500."
		The IPCC is the body with overall responsibility for the police complaints system in England and Wales.
	www.ipcc.gov.uk /news/pr240106_suffolk (448 words)

	Questions and Answers
		Accident figures for the previous three years are studied for all Suffolk roads and those with a high number of accidents, especially those involving casualties, are targeted.
		Yes, at all sites in Suffolk where fixed and mobile cameras are in use the signing of speed limits is in accordance with legal requirements.
		The Suffolk Safety Camera Partnership complies with all Government requirements for the visibility and signing of safety cameras, a copy of the relevant handbook can be found on our website.
	www.suffolksafecam.co.uk /pages/questions.html (2349 words)

	Latest Police and Justice Announcements \| eGov monitor (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		A 43-year-old man has pleaded guilty to three church burglaries and one theft from a church, and has asked that 76 other church related offences are taken into consideration, after he was arrested thanks to a pioneering new messaging system called Police Direct.
		Suffolk Constabulary to use NMIS to get to grips with performance
		Northgate Information Solution has today announced that Suffolk Constabulary have become the 25th police force in England and Wales to have functionally accepted the National Management Information System (NMIS).
	www.egovmonitor.com /police/announcements?from=100 (440 words)

	SUFFOLK 'ASKS THE AUDIENCE' ON POLICING PRIORITIES
		A scheme set up by Suffolk Constabulary has recently won a Home Office Beacon award to help it share what it has learned in its innovative experiment with technology of the sort you might find on a TV game show.
		Suffolk Constabulary has always recognized the value of genuine consultation with the community on local policing issues and continuously looks to find better ways of doing this.
		One of the difficulties we now face is responding to the many demands being made from other agencies in Suffolk who have seen the system in operation.
	www.publicnet.co.uk /publicnet/fe010629.htm (790 words)

	PublicTechnology.net
		Suffolk Constabulary has become the 25th police force in England and Wales to have functionally accepted the National Management Information System (NMIS).
		The system, developed by Northgate Information Solutions in partnership with the police, and allows forces to effectively monitor and analyse police performance to enable continuous improvements in efficiency and effectiveness.
		The Awards supported the Worshipful Company of Information Technologists Charitable Trust, which runs IT 4 Communities matching IT volunteers and charities with IT needs, and aids registered charities, libraries, educational establishments, churches, hospitals or similar not for profit organisations.
	www.publictechnology.net /article_avantgo.php?sid=4514 (296 words)

	Suffolk Constabulary
		Suffolk Constabulary’s Bike Safe Campaign has a simple aim …
		Suffolk Constabulary is running a series of ‘Bike Safe’ motorcycle workshops aimed at all riders who want to improve their skills and ability to become better and safer riders.
		The courses are run in the spirit of Bike Safe, a nationally recognised police run biking initiative, where education is the key not enforcement, in a conflict free environment.
	www.bikesafe.co.uk /Bikesafe/suffolk/suffolk.htm (229 words)

	David Ruffley MP (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		David Ruffley MP has today written to Alastair McWhirter, Chief Constable of Suffolk Constabulary, asking what will happen to the £10.7 million of Suffolk tax payer’s money held in reserves by Suffolk Police Authority when the region’s police forces are merged.
		David Ruffley has written to Alastair McWhirter seeking assurances that Suffolk tax payer’s money will not ultimately be spent policing counties such as Hertfordshire or Bedfordshire or indeed any one of the six Eastern Counties with which Suffolk could be merged.
		“These reserves should be for policing Suffolk and not spread thinly across some massive regional Quango, remote from the needs and concerns of the people of Suffolk.
	www.davidruffleymp.com /newsshow.asp?ref=406 (261 words)

	Information for Suffolk's road users
		These pages are brought to you by Suffolk Constabulary, The Suffolk Safety Camera Partnership, Suffolk County Council and onesuffolk.
		Published by onesuffolk on behalf of Suffolk Constabulary
		Published by onesuffolk on behalf of the Suffolk Safety Camera Partnership
	www.onesuffolk.co.uk /roads (350 words)

	Suffolk Police Email
		We sent an Email to the Suffolk Constabulary after finding a contact Email address on their website (see below).
		Our address is: Sir Robert Hitcham's CEVAP School, College Road, Framlingham, Suffolk, IP13 9EP.
		Although Force artist Darren Bird couldn't help, they sent us the car hangers that we needed, so that we could use them to make our own design.
	www.hitchams.suffolk.sch.uk /crime/suffolk_police_email.htm (185 words)

	Crime and Disorder (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-23)
		Mid Suffolk works in partnership with Suffolk Constabulary, Suffolk County Council and a wide range of other organisations in addressing crime and disorder in Mid Suffolk.
		Mid Suffolk has one of the lowest crime rates in the Country...
		Copyright Feedback Disclaimer Publisher: Mid Suffolk Expiry Date: 09/10/2006
	www.midsuffolk.gov.uk /Community/crimedisorder (112 words)

	Conservatives in Bury and Stowmarket - Local News - 14th March 2006 - Ruffley's dismay at Police merger for Suffolk
		Conservatives in Bury and Stowmarket - Local News - 14th March 2006 - Ruffley's dismay at Police merger for Suffolk
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	www.burystedmundsconservatives.com /page/3/689 (304 words)

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