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Disclosure of information between family and criminal agencies and jurisdictions: 2024 protocol
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231 Recruitment and Selection Policy v2.1_Redacted.pdf
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Reports and minutes - June 2023
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About usReading Time: 2 minutes
Part B form for the Philomena Protocol.
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226 Probationary Period Policy - Police Constable v1.3 with appendices_Redacted.pdf
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Freedom of informationReading Time: 2 minutes
Yesterday afternoon (Monday 15th December) we issued an appeal for information after a member of the public reported concerns for a man seen in Guisborough woods. We also urged the man himself to make contact with police so we could check his welfare and wellbeing.
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National Philomena Protocol Form
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This link contains information about available support services and explains what happens during a police investigation as well as the court process.
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AdviceReading Time: 15 minutes
Policing brief in response to Health Protection Regulations for international travel to England
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