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When a child goes missing, the episode is rarely the whole story - catch up on our latest episode of 'Easier Said Than Done'
When a child goes missing, the episode is rarely the whole story Every year, police forces across England and Wales record hundreds of thousands of missing person reports. The majority involve children. Many of those children go missing again and again. For decades, each episode tended to be treated in isolation - find the child, complete the paperwork, close the case. The evidence now tells a more complicated and more urgent story. Episode 9 of Easier Said Than Done, SEBP's
Helen Khezrzadeh
Jun 8


From Tragedy to Transformation: How Evidence‑Based Policing and Partnership Reduced Harm on the Lincolnshire Coast
Written by Barnaby Prince Police Community Support Officer at Lincolnshire Police Dementia Safeguarding Lead & Member of the force Safeguarding Network Police lead for the Atlantis Alliance – Collaborative Coastal Working Every summer, the Lincolnshire coastline attracts millions of visitors. Families arrive for rest, recreation, and connection but behind the scenes, policing, rescue and community services prepare for intense demand, heightened risk, and devastating consequen
Helen Khezrzadeh
Jun 2


Research Brief: May 2026
Here are the studies we found this month that may be worth your attention. As ever, if you spotted something we missed, let us know and we'll add it into the next brief.

Darwin
Jun 1
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