Nottinghamshire Police Launch Heritage Crime Team

0:00On March 28, Nottinghamshire Police just launched a heritage crime team with six officers trained up by historic England to protect the counties, historic spots from damage. These cops are now specialists in spotting and stopping vandalism, theft, arson, and other hits on old buildings, monuments, parks, and gardens that mean a lot to the area's history. The training was intense online lessons, scenario tests, and case study presentations that got them official badges. Nottinghamshire packs in gyms like clumber park, near workshop, referred abbey country park, and thoresby park near allerton, all prime targets for. Trouble makers who don't get the value. Folks are hyped about this move. Julia Marshall, the rural and wildlife crime partnerships manager, says they've got tons of history here that needs guarding for locals and tourists. A like. And these officers will educate and enforce to keep it safe for generations. Side managers like Rob Holder at clumber park are all in, praising the teamwork with police and historic England. Meanwhile, police cadets got

1:04schooled on the missing pieces project, snapping photos and stories of key historic places the beef of records and awareness. Mark Harrison from historic England calls it a big upgrade in skills to prevent irreversible harm and crack down fast. This setup means quicker responses, better partnerships with landowners and councils and real momentum to shield Nottinghamshire's past from fading away.