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Home Office and the TPAS Community Crime Fighters Special Seminar

Published by safetynetassociates for Safety Net Associates Limited in Communities and also in Housing, Environment, Local Government, Central Government, Health, Education
Tuesday 30th June 2009 - 2:04pm

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At the Community Crime Fighters Special TPAS Seminar on Saturday 1st August 2009 at the Hilton Hotel – Birmingham NEC

A Director of Safety Net Associates, Trevor Kennett as a Home Office ASB Expert Practitioner has been invited to share the platform with Louise Casy the Governments Crime and Justice Advisor.

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