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Ben Woolvin

  • Head of Communications and Public Affairs, Office of the Devon
  • Cornwall Police and Crime Commissioner, Devon & Cornwall PCC
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Head of Communications and Public Affairs, Office of the Devon and Cornwall Police and Crime Commissioner @DC_PCC
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OPINION: The reason I’m signing up to be a male ally of women and girls

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By Ben Woolvin
| Yahoo News UK Verified
During one week in July, Devon and Cornwall Police recorded 468 crimes of domestic abuse. And that, of course, is only the incidents that were reported; the true figure is likely to be many times higher. In addition to that will be the numerous reports of stalking and harassment, not to mention all the non-contact offences. The overwhelming majority of these offences will have been committed by men against women and girls.
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Fire chief defends plan to phase out co-responders

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By Ben Woolvin
| Yahoo Canada Verified
John Martin says volunteer community first responders were now able to provide at least as much if not more cover than fire co-responders [BBC] The chief executive of South Western Ambulance Service has defended the decision to end the use of medically-trained firefighters to respond to emergency calls. John Martin said volunteer community first responders were now able to provide "at least as much if not more" cover than fire co-responders.
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Nine in court after fatal acid attack

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By Ben Woolvin, Chloe Parkman Verified
| Yahoo Canada Verified
Danny Calahane was attacked with acid at his home on Lipson Road in Plymouth [BBC] Nine people have appeared in Plymouth Crown Court in connection with the murder of a 38-year-old man from Plymouth. Danny Cahalane was taken to hospital on 21 February following a serious assault involving acid on Lipson Road. He died in hospital three months later on 3 May. All nine defendants have been charged with involvement in an organised crime group which was supplying drugs or storing drugs.
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