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National Anti-bullying week
Anti-bullying Week is a national initiative and runs from November 17-21. It is aimed at preventing and reducing issues of bullying in school and the wider community.
This year we are encouraging young people to pledge their support for Anti-bullying Week by asking them to think of ways they can make a difference.
Pledges can be made by individuals or groups and can be as simple as promising to tell an adult if they see someone being bullied.
Adults can also make pledges, this could be to find out more about the signs of bullying or to offer more support to young people who are victims of bulling.
At the end of the week all pledges will be used to create a pledge wall for Dudley, which will tour the borough continuing to raise awareness of bullying.
To make your pledge click here and email your completed pledge to
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or print it off and send it to: Anti-bullying Pledge, Community Safety, 6th Floor, Falcon House, The Minories, Dudley, DY2 8PG |
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Domestic Abuse Strategy Published |
| The first Domestic Abuse Strategy for Dudley borough has been published. Domestic abuse accounts for at least a quarter of all violent crime reported to the police. This strategy provides guidance for partners and a framework for action. The responsibility for stopping domestic abuse lies with everyone. |
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Raising Home Security Awareness |
 POLICE community support officers (PCSOs) in Dudley have been raising awareness on home security among elderly residents in several areas of the town over the past months. |
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 Over the last few months up to 25% of all vehicle thefts involved motorcyles, mostly new Hondas and Yamahas. Almost half were stolen from driveways and garden properties and very few have been recovered. |
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Car Sat Navs Still Targeted |
 WEST Midlands Police are warning drivers in Dudley of the continued trend for thieves to target cars with satellite navigation systems.
Over recent weeks there has been a spate of cars broken into for satellite navigation systems and police are advising drivers to remember to remove them when leaving cars unattended.
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Clamp Down On Mobile Phone Use By Motorists |
POLICE in Brierley Hill are clamping down on motorists who use their mobile phones behind the wheel. 
An operation has run throughout the summer, specifically to target offenders in the Brierley Hill and Merry Hill area to help reduce the number of accidents caused through lack of concentration while driving. |
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Get Involved - PACT Meetings |
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Partners and Communities Together (PACT) meetings and Youth PACTs are being organised throughout the borough.
The Partnership asks that you get involved in these meetings, so that we can all work together to tackle issues that affect your community.
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