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Policing and Community Safety Partnerships (PCSPs) work to make communities safer. Read our social media house rules: https://teapaw.org/t.co/1ssKfTrNuA

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The Board's human rights advisor and independent member @OsborneTweets joined Mid & East Antrim PCSP’s meeting focused on support services for those who have experienced domestic abuse. An informative chance to see the work being done between police, PCSPs and communities.
The independent human rights advisor, member Peter Osborne with PCSP and PSNI representatives

ALT The independent human rights advisor, member Peter Osborne with PCSP and PSNI representatives

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In this 25th Anniversary week, our Chair was delighted to join the Chief Constable, An Taoiseach and the Secretary of State in welcoming PSNI’s newest officers. We wish them all well in their future careers and service to the community.
Newly attested officers lined up in front of the PSNI logo

ALT Newly attested officers lined up in front of the PSNI logo

Representatives on stage

ALT Representatives on stage

An order of service booklet

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Tackling paramilitarism and organised crime takes a whole-system approach. The Executive Programme on Paramilitarism and Organised Crime (EPPOC) continues to work to end paramilitary activity and build safer communities, free from coercion and control. #PSNI25
Graphic marking 25 years of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (2001-2026). The headline reads: “Paramilitarism: Violence at Record Lows.” Key statistics for 2024/25 state that there were no bombing incidents in Belfast for the first time in 29 years. Paramilitary-style assaults fell to 24 casualties, down from 58 in 2015/16, while shootings fell to 8 casualties from 12 the previous year, with none recorded in Belfast, a first since records began in 1984/85. The Department of Justice logo appears on the right, and the footer reads: “Working Together for Fairness, Justice and Safety.”

ALT Graphic marking 25 years of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (2001-2026). The headline reads: “Paramilitarism: Violence at Record Lows.” Key statistics for 2024/25 state that there were no bombing incidents in Belfast for the first time in 29 years. Paramilitary-style assaults fell to 24 casualties, down from 58 in 2015/16, while shootings fell to 8 casualties from 12 the previous year, with none recorded in Belfast, a first since records began in 1984/85. The Department of Justice logo appears on the right, and the footer reads: “Working Together for Fairness, Justice and Safety.”

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🤖 AI is changing the cyber security landscape. The NCSC has set out its latest key judgements on how AI is expected to affect cyber security and the evolving threat landscape. Understanding these developments can help organisations stay informed, prepared and resilient. 🔎 Read the latest NCSC assessment: ncsc.gov.uk/collection/annua…
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📢 Looking to grow your business or explore a new idea? Join us at Navigating the Belfast Business Support Ecosystem, a free networking event designed to connect entrepreneurs, start-ups and established businesses with the organisations, programmes and resources that can help you succeed. ✅ Discover funding, innovation and procurement opportunities ✅ Meet expert business support providers from across Belfast ✅ Network with like-minded entrepreneurs and business owners ✅ Explore support available at every stage of your business journey With other exhibitors including Invest NI, InterTradeIreland, Enterprise NI, Women in Business, Techstart Ventures, Barclays Eagle Labs and many more, it's a fantastic opportunity to make valuable connections ahead of Global Entrepreneurship Week. To attend please register on the link below: belfastcitycouncil.glistrr.c…
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🔄 Don’t Put It Off. Update Today. Still hitting “Remind Me Later”? Delaying updates could leave your device vulnerable. Software updates do more than add new features. They also fix security weaknesses that cyber criminals can exploit. Keeping your devices and apps up to date is one of the simplest ways to stay protected. 💡 Top tips: 🔹 Turn on automatic updates for your devices and apps 🔹 Restart your device regularly to make sure updates are applied 🔹 Don’t ignore update notifications. Install them as soon as you can 📚 Find out how keeping up to date helps keep you secure: nicybersecuritycentre.gov.uk…
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If you look at your phone while driving - what are you really missing? No message is worth a life #RoadwiseUp @deptinfra @daera_ni
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This is road worker safety week. When you approach roadworks or see a 'Roadworks Ahead' sign, follow these five simple tips: Slow down Keep a safe distance Pay extra attention Obey all signs Know the rules @deptinfra @daera_ni
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ALT Picture of road works and road worker standing at lights.

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Using your phone while driving? • Your reaction time slows • You miss what’s happening around you • You could drift out of your lane • Your risk of crashing increases #Itcanwait.#PayAttentionOrPayThePrice… #PayAttentionOrPayThePrice
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Coercive control can happen to anyone — any gender, any age, any sexuality, any ability. When we think of domestic abuse, it’s easy to picture the most extreme cases. But it rarely starts that way. It often begins with small acts of control that gradually grow over time. Recognising the signs of coercive control can help us understand when a relationship may not be as healthy as it seems. At Victim Support NI, our community service is here for you — whether or not a crime has been reported. We will always listen. We will always believe you. We can offer emotional support, help you understand your situation, and connect you with other services if needed. You don’t have to go through this alone. Please don’t hesitate to reach out. Belfast: 02890 243133 Foyle: 02871 370086 #victimsupport #help #coercivecontrol #vsni #crime #domesticviolence
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Episode five of our podcast ‘PSNI Beyond the Badge’ is out tomorrow - and it's a special one for our 25th anniversary! Catch up now at: orlo.uk/3GU07
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Episode five of ‘PSNI Beyond the Badge’ is out now. Hear from Chief Constable Jon Boutcher and Deputy Chief Constable Bobby Singleton as the PSNI marks its 25th anniversary. Listen or watch now via: orlo.uk/kFoYm
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Our third and final theme today was Effective Accountability, with discussions around how the current framework delivers, as well as focusing on the future. @CAJNi @QUBelfast @QUBSSESW @CVOCNI @PONIPressOffice @CJININews @HMICFRS @NIPolicingBoard @UlsterUni @DonnaTraynorTV
Daniel Holder, Director of Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ); Dr John Topping; Geraldine Hanna, Victims Commissioner Designate NI; and Donna Traynor.

ALT Daniel Holder, Director of Committee on the Administration of Justice (CAJ); Dr John Topping; Geraldine Hanna, Victims Commissioner Designate NI; and Donna Traynor.

Pamela McCreedy, COO Police Service of Northern Ireland; Jacqui Durkin, Police Ombudsman of NI; James Corrigan, Criminal Justice Inspectorate NI; Lee Freeman, HMICFRS; Brendan Mullan, Chair Northern Ireland Policing Board; and Donna Traynor presenting.

ALT Pamela McCreedy, COO Police Service of Northern Ireland; Jacqui Durkin, Police Ombudsman of NI; James Corrigan, Criminal Justice Inspectorate NI; Lee Freeman, HMICFRS; Brendan Mullan, Chair Northern Ireland Policing Board; and Donna Traynor presenting.

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Today's second theme was Engaged Communities with speakers Prof. Ben Bradford @ucl; @ElaineCrory @WRDA_team; Natalie Corbett @NIYF; @GoddardIvy @Inter_Ethnic; Katrina McMullan, Chief Inspector PSNI; @GabyNugent; and @DonnaTraynorTV. @NIPolicingBoard @UlsterUni @QUBelfast
L-R: Elaine Crory, Women's Resource & Development Agency; Natalie Corbett, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Northern Ireland Youth Forum; Ivy Goddard, Ballymena Inter-Ethnic Forum; Katrina McMullan, Chief Inspector PSNI; Donna Traynor, Presenter.

ALT L-R: Elaine Crory, Women's Resource & Development Agency; Natalie Corbett, Interim Chief Executive Officer, Northern Ireland Youth Forum; Ivy Goddard, Ballymena Inter-Ethnic Forum; Katrina McMullan, Chief Inspector PSNI; Donna Traynor, Presenter.

Professor Ben Bradford, UCL

ALT Professor Ben Bradford, UCL

Dr Gabrielle Nugent-Stephens, Ulster University

ALT Dr Gabrielle Nugent-Stephens, Ulster University

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@Justice_NI Naomi Long joined us to launch day two of Foundations and Future: Policing 2026 and Beyond. First speakers Kate Clifford @RuralCommNet; Jarlath Burns @officialgaa; Jordan Piper @WPA_NI_PSNI; Debbie Watters @RJCouncil. @NIPolicingBoard @UlsterUni @QUBelfast
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Deputy Chief Constable Bobby Singleton spoke to BBC Good Morning Ulster earlier today about the changes in policing since he joined PSNI in the first intake in November 2001. Catch up on the full interview on BBC Sounds orlo.uk/B8LRT
Deputy Chief Constable Bobby Singleton sitting in the BBC Good Morning Ulster studio

ALT Deputy Chief Constable Bobby Singleton sitting in the BBC Good Morning Ulster studio

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Watch @ChiefConPSNI Jon Boutcher's opening remarks from the first day of our Foundations and Future Policing 2026 and Beyond conference: orlo.uk/vG90m
Chief Constable's Opening Remarks - Foundations and Future Policing...

Chief Constable's Opening Remarks - Foundations and Future Policing...

PSNI Chief Constable Jon Boutcher's opening remarks at day 1 of the...

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Darker nights mean that opportunistic crime can rise, and already vulnerable people may become scared if they get a knock at the door. Celebrate Halloween safely by only visiting houses that make it obvious they welcome visitors. Report suspicious activity to police on 101.
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🎃Keep your pets safe and happy this Halloween weekend 🐾More advice is available from @PDSA_HQ at: pdsa.org.uk/what-we-do/blog/… #Halloween
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🎃If you’re planning to go out and about this Halloween, have a great time, but remember #BeSafeBeSeen Drivers – be mindful of the higher numbers of children out and about over the weekend. #BeSafeBeSeen @deptinfra @daera_ni
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ALT Image of a moon and Halloween characters.

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