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Tomlinson

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Tomlinson asked Ian Levitt: "Can you tell us how many police there are on the Force in Calderdale and of those, how many actually go out on the beat?"
Ian Levitt answer: "Calderdale is one of eight divisions which make up West Yorkshire Police. There are around 370 police officers in Calderdale. They are supported by 52 police community support officers, 20 volunteer ..." Show more»" Calderdale is one of eight divisions which make up West Yorkshire Police. There are around 370 police officers in Calderdale. They are supported by 52 police community support officers, 20 volunteer special constables and 87 full and part-time police support staff (civilians).
All of them have roles designed to meet the demands of the public across the whole of Calderdale. For example, the response teams provide 24/7 emergency response, while the four neighbourhood policing teams in Calderdale deal with quality of life issues that affect our local communities. The number of officers on the beat at any one time is reflected by demand.
We also have both a proactive and reactive CID, Integrated Officer Management team, Suspect Management Unit who deal with prisoners from emergency response teams, a Vulnerable Victims Unit and a Contact Management Unit which links in with the Neighbourhood Policing Teams to ensure members of the publics concerns are dealt with accordingly. "Show less«
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0 comment | Topic: Local Issues | Email to friends | Oct 22 2008 2:19:29 PM
Tomlinson asked James Purnell: "Instead of forcing people out to work, couldn't something be done to bring work into our homes - like with cottage industries?"
James Purnell answer: "Good question. I’m keen to see how businesses can provide more flexible working practises to help many more people off benefits and into work. What’s more interesting is how many companies are now taking..." Show more»" Good question. I’m keen to see how businesses can provide more flexible working practises to help many more people off benefits and into work. What’s more interesting is how many companies are now taking this onboard. Our advisers in Jobcentre Plus work hard to identify jobs which offer more flexible working patterns to those with childcare responsibilities or mobility issues. Also, for those disabled people who feel that what holds them back are problems with their workplace we are doubling our investment in the Access to Work programme which will transform thousands of work places, making them accessible to disabled workers. "Show less«
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0 comment | Topic: Politics | Email to friends | Aug 19 2008 1:00:21 PM
Tomlinson asked Paul Hudson: "Where do your ambitions lie now Paul - in the TV or the meteorological field?"
Paul Hudson answer: "I’d like to think I can persue both my Meterological career and TV career at the same time"
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0 comment | Topic: Environment | Email to friends | Jul 10 2008 3:46:45 PM

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