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Subject: GEM 217 - For Action: Business Crime Partnerships

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GEM (Global E Mail) No.

 217/2009

 

 

To:

Police Authority Chairs

Police Authority Chief Executives

 

 

Cc:

APA Secretariat

 

 

No of attachments:

1

Brief:

Business Crime Partnerships

Purpose: 

For Action

For Response: 

n/a

Contact:

tania.eagle@lga.gov.uk

 
 
Dear colleagues
 
ACC Allyn Thomas (Kent) is taking forward an initiative on behalf of ACPO seeking to build partnerships between the police and local businesses.  This initiative will to help address business and retail crime, and ensure there are appropriate processes and structures in place to actively engage local businesses at all levels, from local neighbourhoods, through to the strategic priority setting and planning processes at police authority level.
 
The APA hopes to work with ACPO to take this initiative forward, and we will be writing jointly to forces and authorities in the near future to provide more details.  Part of the proposed approach includes holding Regional Business Crime Seminars throughout the country.  Although a formal invitation and further details will be provided within the next few weeks, we are keen to share the scheduled dates for these events as soon as possible for diary planning purposes.  The dates for the Regional Seminars are attached for your information.
 
If you have any queries in the meantime, please do not hesitate to get in touch.
 
Regards
 
Tania
 

Tania Eagle

 

Acting Deputy Executive Director

Association of Police Authorities

15 Greycoat Place | Westminster | London | SW1P 1BN

T: 0207 664 3163 | F: 0207 664 3191

E: tania.eagle@lga.gov.uk

 

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