The Prevent Duty Toolkit for Local Authorities and Partner Agencies has been published today. The Toolkit provides practical information and examples of best practice to support local authorities and their partners in their work to implement the Prevent duty. It supplements the Prevent Duty Guidance: for England and Wales, and will assist in the consideration […]
Please see below a link to a letter from the Home Office to the government Home Affairs Select Committee outlining learning arising from the Parsons Green incident which occurred in September 2017 and the actions taken in response: https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/parsons-green-incident-response-to-the-home-affairs-committee The recommendations relate to learning in respect of: Management of unaccompanied asylum seekers within the channel […]
Would you know what to do if you were worried about a friend or loved one who was expressing extremist views? That is the message from the new ACT Early campaign from Counter Terrorism Policing. Find out more by visiting ACT Early | Prevent radicalisation, where you can learn more about signs to spot, case studies, […]
More than 10,000 security specialists and workers in crowded places have subscribed to the Action Counters Terrorism Application for business – the ACT App. This App allows real-time information on security incidents to be sent to users’ mobile phones direct from Counter Terrorism Policing. Users can access the latest protective security advice, 24/7, wherever they […]
A recent BBC Panorama programme has highlighted how individuals linked to far-right extremism are using the global reach of the internet to radicalize others The programme, entitled ‘Hunting the Neo Nazis’, gives the example of one Durham teenager who was convicted of planning a terror attack after communicating online with an individual in the […]
Access to online counter terrorism training has been made easier, thanks to a new version of the successful ‘Action Counters Terrorism’ e-learning course produced by the National Counter Terrorism Security Office. The course is free, and available to every member of the public. To find out more, and enroll on and complete the course, click […]
Covid 19 has created challenges for us all. With increasing periods spent online, learning about digital safety is more important than ever. Please read and share the attached leaflet for hints and tips for staying safe online. Digital Safety During Covid 19 18052020
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