Links A-Z
Sites in Alphabetical Order(click the title to visit the site) |
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| Are You OK? | Victim Support's National Website for children and young people |
| Beatwise | Norfolk Constabulary's young people's website |
| Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) centre | Intelligence centre dedicated to eradicating the sexual abuse of children |
| CJS Online | National website of the Office for Criminal Justice Reform |
| CLA Direct | Free confidential and independent legal advice on issues like debt, housing, employment, education and benefits |
| Crown Prosecution Service | National website for the Crown Prosecution Service |
| Crimestoppers | Fight crime anonymously |
| Criminal Cases Review Commission | Independent public body set up to investigate possible miscarriages of justice |
| Criminal Injuries Compensation Appeals Panel | Enables victims of violent crime to have their appeals decided sensitively, fairly and independently |
| EDP 24 | Eastern Daily Press Online |
| Evening News 24 | Norwich Evening News Online |
| Frontline | Information and guidance for people working in the CJS |
| GO-East | Government Office for the East of England |
| Her Majesty's Prison Service | Try the interactive virtual prison tour |
| Her Majesty's Court Service | Includes details on all courts, how to find them, and hearing lists for the Supreme Court Offices and some Crown Courts |
| Her Majesty's Inspectorate of Court Administration | HMICA inspects the systems that support the Crown, County and Magistrates' Courts in England and Wales |
| Home Office Crime Reduction | Provides information and resources for people fighting crime in their local area |
| Home Office | Lots of information about public protection, including Restorative Justice Approaches |
| Home Office Police | Useful to all ranks of serving police officers and anyone involved in the world of policing and justice |
| INTRAN | Multi-agency partnership providing language services in the Eastern Region |
| Legal Services Commission | Information, advice, legal aid and legal representation |
| Magistrates' Association | Membership organisation for magistrates in England and Wales |
| The Matthew Project | Supporting people with drug and alcohol related issues |
| Ministry of Justice | The Ministry of Justice works to protect the public and reduce reoffending, and to provide a more effective, transparent and responsive criminal justice system for victims and the public. They also provide fair and simple routes to civil and family justice |
| Missing Kids | Service Provided by the National Missing Persons Bureau |
| Move On East | Registered charity promotes and assists the social inclusion of individuals facing disadvantage from previous offending, low income/skills, unemployment, poor health and unsuitable housing (formerly known as "Norfolk ACRO") |
| Nacro, the Crime Reduction Charity | Working with ex-offenders, disadvantaged peole and deprived communities |
| National Counter Terrorism Security Office | The National Counter Terrorism Security Office, on behalf of ACPO (Terrorism and Allied Matters) works in partnership with the Security Service to reduce the impact of terrorism |
| National Probation Service | To view a local probation area, click on the link to their website on the Local Probation Area page |
| Neighbourhood Watch | "Building secure, confident communities" |
| NHS Norfolk | Formerly Norfolk Primary Care Trust |
| NOMS (National Offender Management Service) | How prisons and probation services are working together to reduce reoffending |
| Norfolk Ambition | Includes a guide to the Local Area Agreement, with whom the Board is working in Partnership to help deliver targets and ambitions |
| Norwich and Norfolk Race Equality Council | Combating racism and discrimination in Norfolk |
| Norfolk Constabulary | Read the Policing Pledge and find out more about your rights |
| Norfolk County Council | The "Transport and Streets" page gives updates on roadworks in the region and for the Youth Offending Team, follow Council & Democracy - Council Departments - Chief Executives - Youth Offending Team |
| Norfolk Drug and Alcohol Partnership (N-DAP) & Drug and Alcohol Action Team (DAAT) | Drug Action Teams are strategic bodies set up under the UK Government's Strategy for England 'Tackling Drugs Together'. DAATs coordinate the drug-related elements of the service plans of the main public sector delivery agencies at a local level |
| Norfolk Partnership Against Crime Taskforce (PACT) | Community partnership for reducing fear of crime in Norfolk |
| Norfolk Police Authority | Police authorities are independent bodies made up of local people who oversee the work of their local Constabulary. We have a range of financial and legal powers but our principal responsibility is to maintain an efficient and effective police service in Norfolk |
| Norfolk Safety Camera Partnership | Useful for finding out the locations of speed cameras! |
| Office of Public Sector Information | Here you will find government legislative documents laid out in full, eg. Hate Crime legislation |
| Police Foundation | Independent charity focussed entirely on developing people's knowledge and understanding of policing and challenging the police service and the government to improve policing for the benefit of the public |
| Police National Legal Database | Answers many common questions about the law and legislation |
| Restorative Justice Consortium | Independent membership organisation to promote the development of Restorative Justice (RJ), provide information about RJ to the public, and support RJ practitioner. |
| Restorative Solutions Community Interest Company | Community Interest Company (CIC) committed to promoting restorative practice through facilitation, consultancy and by training others to use restorative skills |
| Serious Fraud Office | Aims to protect society from extensive, deliberate criminal deception which could threaten public confidence in the financial system. |
| Serious Organised Crime Agency | SOCA is an intelligence-led agency with law enforcement powers and harm reduction responsibilities. Harm in this context is the damage caused to people and communities by serious organised crime. |
Shadow CS |
Interactive website aimed at young people aged 11 – 18+ all about crime |
| Thinkuknow | A place which anyone - epecially young people - can use to report if they feel uncomfortable or worried about someone they are chatting to online. All the information here is brought to you by the team at the Child Exploitation and Online Protection (CEOP) Centre |
| True Vison | Supporting victims of Hate Crime |
| Youth Justice Board | Full operational details |
| Victim Support | National charity helping victims of crime |
White Ribbon Campaign |
The White Ribbon Campaign (WRC) is the UK branch of the global campaign to ensure men take more responsibility for reducing the level of violence against women |
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