Officers use VR headsets to promote anti-knife education for #DitchTheBlade
Officers have used VR headsets in schools across Staffordshire as part of our #DitchTheBlade campaign promoting anti-knife education in schools.
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Officers have used VR headsets in schools across Staffordshire as part of our #DitchTheBlade campaign promoting anti-knife education in schools.
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From today, (Friday 1 August), ninja swords across England and Wales have been banned and the law around ownership change.
As the school summer break is well underway, we are urging parents and guardians to report any online safety concerns they may have about their children to us.
Officers are cracking down on the so-called 'fatal four' causes of collisions as part a national operation which saw us target the M6 earlier this week.
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Officers are supporting a national week of action focusing on local policing and engaging with our communities while they’re out and about across the county.
We’re launching a crackdown on the illegal and dangerous use of two-wheeled vehicles across Staffordshire.