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Lethal traps have been found in tracks on Salisbury Plain Potentially lethal anti-4x4 traps have been found on Salisbury plain near Erlestoke. Police are warning people to take extra care after the metal stingers with sharp spikes were left in deep ruts made by vehicles on the plain. These were found by walkers, submerged under water. They alerted police concerned that other walkers, horse riders and dogs using the area could be seriously injured. Police have asked people to be vigilant and to report any further sightings to them via 101. Off-road vehicles have been front and centre of a row with other users of the Plain.
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Defence recognises that our people are our greatest asset, and if we are to maximise the talent of all our people we need to create a culture that is centred on respect and integrity. We are fortunate to have a variety of diversity networks across the organisation, and our subsidiaries, that support and drive forward our work in building an inclusive and diverse workforce.
Our networks make sure that everyone across defence can have their voice heard. They contribute to supporting all under-represented and disadvantaged groups and individuals within our organisation, providing our people with a safe space to speak up, share experiences and facilitate learning and development.
UK Parliament
Have your say on the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill
6 May 2021 2021
Do you have relevant expertise and experience or a special interest in the Police, Crime, Sentencing and Courts Bill 2021-22, which is currently passing through Parliament?
If so, you can submit your views in writing to the House of Commons Public Bill Committee which is going to consider this Bill.
The first sitting of the Public Bill Committee is expected to be on Tuesday 18 May. Written evidence can now be sent in to the Public Bill Committee which will be set up when the Bill is re-presented to the House in the new Session. The Committee is scheduled to report by Thursday 24 June.