Winners of the CCN & Channel 4 film competition
21 December 2005
Winners of the CCN short film competition were announced
at
the Channel 4 Headquarters in London. The judges
were impressed
by the range and quality of short films
produced.
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Harrow launches London's first Community TV network
14 December 2005
Safer Harrow Community TV is now live, and Harrow
is the first London borough to launch the network.
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BBC article
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Safer
Hastings TV wins Government Award
02 November 2005
Safer Hastings Partnership TV won the Best New Media
Activity Award from the Government Office for the
South East. The Partnership was also recommended in
the category - Most Effective Communications Activity
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press release
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Trafford
TV launched
16
June 2005
FOOTBALL legend Sir Bobby Charlton launched Trafford
TV at Old Trafford in front of over 700 guests. Trafford
TV is a joint project for the Local Strategic Partnership
and the Crime and Disorder Reduction Partnership.
An initial 15
screens have been installed throughout the area.
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Manchester Evening News article
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Hastings
Joins Forces to Combat Crime
27
April 2005
SAFER Hastings Partnership has forged a strong working
relationship with its local radio station, thanks
to its community TV network SHP-TV. An emergency message
about a serious sexual assault was broadcast on SHP-TV,
with a CD-fit of the suspect appearing on the 11 screens.
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Home Secretary
Charles Clarke praises Safer Hastings Partnership
TV on his first official visit
6
January 2005
HOME SECRETARY Charles Clarke visited Hastings recently,
and saw Safer Hastings Partnership TV in action. In
his first official visit as Home Secretary, Mr. Clarke
said he has seen one of CCN's plasma screens at Hastings
train station and was 'tremendously impressed' with
the project.
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Power to alert the public
Manchester Evening News 13 August 2004
COMMUNITY safety chiefs say a new TV network could
help women and girls stay safe in a town where a sex
attacker has struck 11 times. They have set up a pioneering
broadcasting station in Rochdale that will transmit
safety alerts to a dozen screens across town.
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TV
helps put the brake on auto crime
Government News Network 08 August 2004
THE CAMPAIGN to put the brakes on auto crime in
Merthyr Tydfil has moved up a gear, thanks to Crimewise
TV, a new initiative by the borough's CSP.
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Home Office press release
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to Government News Network Website
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Blair
visits region to support schemes
Hartlepool Today 15 May 2004
PRIME Minister Tony Blair was in the region yesterday
to lend his support to two major new initiatives.
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Lord Tony Clarke's
speech at the launch of Burnley CSPtv
27 April 2004
Lord Tony Clarke of Hampstead returned to Burnley
to help celebrate the launch of Lancashire's first
CSPtv network.
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an extract of the speech
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Crime
Watching! New
Community TV Network will make Burnley a safer place
to live
Burnley Express 30 April 2004 read
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Street
Battles Shown on Telly
North West Evening Mail read
article
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Burglary
and Chips - Police Screen appeals and advice at McDonalds
News & Star read
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scheme will keep you in the know - Residents
can monitor crime
Sunderland Echo, County Durham
Easington Community Safety Partnership
(CSP) has placed TV monitors in community centres,
police stations, councils, and shops to screen crime-cracking
messages.
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debut for wanted criminals
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to article on BBC News Website
Video footage of wanted criminals is shown on television
screens in public places in an area of County Durham.
The faces of wanted criminals are to be beamed onto
TV screens in shopping areas, leisure centres and
factories in parts of County Durham.
Due
to the success of this system, East Durham have recently
launched the LSPtv network, consisting of 40 plasma
screens around the area. Read about the launch on
the District of Easington website:
www.easington.gov.uk/news
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