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We are appealing for information after a the body of a woman was found near Long Meadow, Houghton Regis, on Tuesday (12 September). At approximately 3.49pm, police received a call from a member of the public reporting that they had found a body in undergrowth. The body has since been identified as Sharon Fade, 45, from Houghton Regis. Her family have been informed and are being supported by specially trained officers. Officers are now keen to hear from anyone who saw Sharon in the days before her body was found. She was last seen wearing light coloured leggings with a dark pattern, a light coloured t-shirt, a black leather jacket and blue, red and white Nike trainers. She may also have been carrying a black Nike shoulder bag. Anyone with any information is asked to call 101 quoting Operation Packet. Alternatively, call Crimestoppers anonymously on 0800 555 111.
Veyr proud of our Hospital IDVA post which came from partnership working between the Bedfordshire Domestic Abuse Partnership, Bedford Borough Council, Victim Support Bedfordshire and Bedford Hospital. We have already seen the positive impact this role is having with patients being offered support and referrrals being made to support services. These are victims which before this role may have been invisible. SafeLives
An Independent Domestic Violence Advisor is now in post based in Bedford Hospital, as part of a new pilot scheme.
Passionate about making a difference and have experience in working in the domestic abuse field? Then why not work for the Bedfordshire Domestic Abuse Partnership. We currently have a vacancy in the BDAP Team for a full time MARAC Officer. Click on the link below for further details. Closing date on Sunday!
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The Bedfordshire Domestic Abuse Partnership (BDAP) works for a world which is free of domestic abuse. Through this Partnership, we’re making sure that Central Bedfordshire a safe place to live and work. As a MARAC Officer, you’ll play a crucial role in co-ordinating risk assessment conferences for p...
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