Safer Streets Round Four: where the funding is headed

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Safer Streets Round Four: where the funding is headed

The latest set of funding from the Safer Streets initiative has been confirmed.

Date - 29th July 2022
By - Cachella Smith

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Street Help intercoms and digital doorbell footage software are among initiatives that will be supported by the latest round of Safer Streets funding. It marks the fourth round of the Safer Streets funding, representing a sum of £50m,...

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