Students from Portland College took part in "10 to Make A Difference", a six-day training course run by Nottinghamshire Police to equip disabled learners with skills for living independently. The course covered personal and financial safety and problem solving. Students who took part are pictured with police trainers, from right; DARE Officer Vicky Buckberry, Sharon Khera, project manager, Becky Evans and Martin Tristram, youth issue officers.Students from Portland College took part in "10 to Make A Difference", a six-day training course run by Nottinghamshire Police to equip disabled learners with skills for living independently. The course covered personal and financial safety and problem solving. Students who took part are pictured with police trainers, from right; DARE Officer Vicky Buckberry, Sharon Khera, project manager, Becky Evans and Martin Tristram, youth issue officers.
Students from Portland College took part in "10 to Make A Difference", a six-day training course run by Nottinghamshire Police to equip disabled learners with skills for living independently. The course covered personal and financial safety and problem solving. Students who took part are pictured with police trainers, from right; DARE Officer Vicky Buckberry, Sharon Khera, project manager, Becky Evans and Martin Tristram, youth issue officers.

20 fantastic photos of Nottinghamshire Police in the community

When they have finished catching criminals, Nottinghamshire Police also take part in community work – working alongside schools, charities and community groups.
By Katrina Taylor
Published 12th Mar 2021, 17:22 BST

We have scoured the archives for pictures of our police force across Mansfield and Ashfield taking part in charity events, competitions and working with aid convoys over the past 15 years.

Have a look through and see who you can spot.

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A Nottinghamshire Police Aid Convoy (NPAC) is about to leave for Albania, taking tonnes of aid to the country with help from Wilkinson which loaned the trailers and drivers for the trip. Pictured are Liz Martin (NPAC), driver Martin Greaves, Jan Hodgkiss who donated eight sewing machines, Ray Polaine and Aleksander Ndini, who was visiting from Albania.

1. 2008

A Nottinghamshire Police Aid Convoy (NPAC) is about to leave for Albania, taking tonnes of aid to the country with help from Wilkinson which loaned the trailers and drivers for the trip. Pictured are Liz Martin (NPAC), driver Martin Greaves, Jan Hodgkiss who donated eight sewing machines, Ray Polaine and Aleksander Ndini, who was visiting from Albania. Photo: Chris Etchells

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Police confiscated beer and wine from Ashfield youngsters and presented it to residents of the Clarence House Nursing Home on Huthwaite Road in Sutton. In the picture are Sgt Dave Moore and community support officers handing over the good cheer to home manager Melanie Harding and head of care Josie Greensmith.

2. 2006

Police confiscated beer and wine from Ashfield youngsters and presented it to residents of the Clarence House Nursing Home on Huthwaite Road in Sutton. In the picture are Sgt Dave Moore and community support officers handing over the good cheer to home manager Melanie Harding and head of care Josie Greensmith. Photo: Tony Stocks

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Nottinghamshire Police Aid Convoy is pictured loading its ninth container for its second trip to Ghana. The container was packed with items for orphanages and police equipment. Pictured with Paul Turner and David Scott, left, of Police Aid, are, from second left, Sara Smithurst of Nottinghamshire Police, Sharon Adey of Nottinghamshire County Council's Youth Services, James Skinner and Simon Piper, from the YMCA, and Shane Webb, from Nottinghamshire Police.

3. 2010

Nottinghamshire Police Aid Convoy is pictured loading its ninth container for its second trip to Ghana. The container was packed with items for orphanages and police equipment. Pictured with Paul Turner and David Scott, left, of Police Aid, are, from second left, Sara Smithurst of Nottinghamshire Police, Sharon Adey of Nottinghamshire County Council's Youth Services, James Skinner and Simon Piper, from the YMCA, and Shane Webb, from Nottinghamshire Police. Photo: Jane Hilton

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Nottinghamshire Chief Constable Julia Hodson is pictured with headteacher Danny Smith during a visit to Ollerton's Dukeries College as part of a national promotion for The Policing Pledge.

4. 2009

Nottinghamshire Chief Constable Julia Hodson is pictured with headteacher Danny Smith during a visit to Ollerton's Dukeries College as part of a national promotion for The Policing Pledge. Photo: Jane Hilton

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