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Counter Terrorism is a recognized threat throughout the UK and although Derby may not seem to be as large a risk as
the other larger cities, it is not an area that is overlooked.
 
Derbyshire Constabulary and our partners have an integral role to play working with local communities to support people who are vulnerable to being drawn into criminal activity. This could be in relation to drugs, knife crime, guns and gangs or involvement in violent extremism.

Alongside this and other work though, you too can help.
 
Always report suspicious activity - While it's important that we all go about our daily business normally, it's also sensible to remain alert to danger and to report any suspicious activity you see or hear What you know can help - If you know of a threat to national security or you want to report suspicious activity, there are several ways to reach us:

Some people use the Internet to spread hate and violent extremism. They chat with their supporters, share their beliefs and hope to gain new followers online. Find out what is illegal in the UK, and how you can report it at the Direct.gov website.
 

The strategy to stop people becoming terrorists or supporting violent extremism is known as 'Prevent' and forms just one strand of CONTEST, the Government's national counter terrorism strategy.
 
Read more about CONTEST and Prevent.


Community Engagment Team

Derbyshire Constabulary's Community Engagement Team works in partnership with local communities to support the vulnerable, promote confidence and to prevent violent extremism.
 
Among their activities includes classroom excercises, cricket coaching sessions, residential courses, empowerment sessions for women amongst many other community-based events.
 
Read more about the Community Engagement Team's activities and how you can get in touch.

  The Community Engagement Team

Counter Terrorism Security Advisors

Counter Terrorism Security Advisors (CTSAs), provide protective security advice and guidance to an extensive range of businesses and individuals across our county.
 
Find out how the CTSAs can help your business, and get in touch with the team.

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The Home Office's Research, Information and Communications Unit (RICU) is structured to enable a seamless local, national and international approach to counter-terrorist messaging.
 
The latest briefing documents provided from RICU can be read here.

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