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Baroness Neville Jones: My Hon Friend the parliamentary undersecretary of state for crime prevention (James Brokenshire) has…
First published during the 2010 to 2015 Conservative and Liberal Democrat coalition government
Revolutionised treatment services and a drugs trade crack down are the focus of a new government approach launched today.
Recovery revolution backed by tough enforcement is central to new drugs strategy
People will be given greater control over alcohol licensing decisions as the government moves to reclaim high streets for sensible drinkers.
Arrests for football-related trouble fell by 10 per cent last season, Home Office Minister James Brokenshire announced today.
Government response to the Rebalancing the Licensing Act consultation and introduction of alcohol policy proposals in the Police…
Arrests for football-related disorder fell by 10 per cent last season, Home Office Minister James Brokenshire announced today.
Statement to the House of Lords and the House of Commons that the 2009-10 report of the appointed person has been laid before Parliament.
Justice and Home Affairs (JHA) Post-Council statement My right honourable friend the Lord Chancellor and Secretary of State for Justice…
Project that led to the closure of 25 brothels and crack houses has won the national Tilley Award 2010.
The government has today banned the importation of a drug found in some samples of so-called legal high Ivory Wave.
The government today banned the importation of a new psychoactive drug found in some samples of the so-called 'legal high' brand Ivory Wave.
Minister for Crime Prevention James Brokenshire will attend the Justice and Home Affairs Council on 8 and 9 November in Brussels…
A scheme which sees cash rewards being given for information about serious violent crime in local shops has today been backed by the crime prevention minister.
Three UK prisoners detained in Peru explain why trafficking drugs wasn’t the easy money they were led to believe it would be.
The minister delivered this speech on 13 October 2010 to the British Retail Consortium Annual Retail Crime and Loss Prevention Conference.
At the British Retail crime conference today, James Brokenshire said tough action will be taken to deal with shoplifting and other criminal behaviour which is damaging the retail sector.
Packages of a powerful hallucinogenic drug have been intercepted in Coventry by UK Border Agency officers based at the city's postal hub.
Home Office minister James Brokenshire has warned of the severe consequnces of smuggling drugs when he visited Sarita Colonia jail in Peru.
Enquiries following Raoul Moat operation have shown Taser supplier Pro-Tect provided weapons to the police in breach of its licence.
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