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Bracknell Forest launches CCN community television
 Bracknell Forest Community Television was officially launched on
Monday 20th October 2008.
Richmond Upon Thames Community
TV is now live.
 Richmond Community Safety Partnership have now launched their Community Television Network. Screens are located in prime locations throughout Richmond.
4th September 2007
Sunderland TV Network Launched
 Sunderland Partnership television network is now live with screens in prime locations across the district.
1st August 2007
Waveney TV Network Launched
 Waveney have launched their Community Television Network.
Plasma screens have been installed in a variety of venues around Waveney. The Partnership are now broadcasting community safety information directly into the heart of the community.
CCN screens achieve success in the
search for missing people
2nd March 2007
Medway Launches Community Television
 Medway Community TV is now live. Medway will enable the public to be informed about various subjects as well as provide advice to the heart of the community.
26 Jan 2007
Basildon Community TV
now launched
 Basildon Community television network is now
live with screens in prime locations across the district.
08 December 2006
Baroness Scotland praises Safer Hastings TV initiative
15th Nov - Inverness Community
Television Now Launched
 In a first for the Highlands, Inverness have launched Inverness community television. Following on from the successful launch
of the “Glasgow Matters” television network CCN are pleased to announce their 2nd network in Scotland.
Sir Trevor McDonald launches Southwark Alliance Network TV on 2nd November 2006
Southwark Alliance Community television network is now live with 20 screens in prime locations across the borough Guest Sir Trevor Mcdonald Launched the system.
26th Sept - Dudley Safe & Sound Commnity
Television Network now Launched
 Dudley borough launched their television network with safe & sound's community television launch on the 26th of September.
Good Communications Awards 2006
 Three local Community TV schemes, supported and powered by the
Community Communication Network (CCN), have been recognised in the
prestigious Good Communication Awards 2006, announced in London.
15th May - The first CCN system in
Northern Ireland launched in Newry
 Michael Carr, Mayor of Newry and Mourne District Council said:
“As a Council we want to make our community a safer place for everyone and this project is an innovative way of providing information to our residents in a proactive and visually friendly format”
10th May - Avon Fire & Rescue launched the first
Community TV network in South West England
 Avon Fire & Rescue Service Deputy
Chief Officer Jerry O'Brien said:
"Community television is a fantastic project and provides an opportunity to get important messages across to
those we serve. Because the films are tailored to our requirements, it means we can target specific audiences and change the messages regularly. The visual presentation means we can get hard-hitting messages across in a format which allows them to be understood by everyone.
19th April - The first CCN system in Scotland
now launched in Glasgow
 Councillor Steven Purcell, Leader of Glasgow City Council, said:
"It is vital that we all work together and support projects like this which help to reduce crime and the fear of crime in our city. We hope all Glaswegians will take this opportunity to get involved in the many initiatives in our city which try to crackdown on anti social behaviour."
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CCN supplies partnerships with dedicated, managed television networks throughout their districts. These networks showcase the partnerships’ achievements, results and the positive changes taking place within their communities . . . |
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. . . the network is uniquely valuable for emergency messages such as terrorist alerts, missing persons and serious crime appeals, which can be updated virtually instantly. |
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 Emergency Messages
CCN's client partnerships have recently utilised their TV networks to respond to emergency situations, such as terrorist alerts, by reassuring people, keeping the public informed and advising them of contact information. More News
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 Prime Minister
Tony Blair
launches East Durham LSPTV:
'It’s a fantastic opportunity for our area, really groundbreaking and innovative. Using new technology, CCN is the network that is going to enable us to communicate very quickly with the community. Long may the Local Strategic Partnership last, it's going to give tremendous heart and a good future to our community.' More News
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Sir Ian Blair launches
Harrow Community Television
 Sir Ian Blair Said:
Metropolitan Police Commissioner Sir Ian Blair spoke prior to launching Safer Harrow Community TV - the first London Borough to launch the network. Click here to view speech. Click here to read press release.
 Bobby Charlton
Launches Trafford TV:
Safer Trafford TV was launched by Sir Bobby Charlton in front of over 700 guests at Old Trafford. In a joint project for the LSP and the CDRP, 15 large plasma screens have been installed throughout Trafford.
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 Nick Ross
Presenter of BBC's Crimewatch UK launches Burnley CSPTV:
'While Crimewatch shows that TV can be a power for good, it also shows the power of partnerships.
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