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Nine CNC employees were congratulated on their successes at a presentation evening.

A Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) police officer has successfully swam the channel and raised thousands of pounds for charity.

A CNC AFO is well on his way to training his dog to become a fully qualified mountain search and rescue dog

Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) police officers based at Sellafield launch Project Servator today (4/7), an innovative and collaborative community approach to policing.

A CNC officer based at Dounreay has raised over £2,100 so far this year for the Royal National Lifeboat Institution (RNLI).

CNC officers based at Dounreay raised over £2,000 for a local charity by organising and taking part in a charity football tournament.

The widow of a retired Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) officer returned to Dounreay last month to present some of his memorabilia to current serving officers.

The Chairman of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority (CNPA), Sir Philip Trousdell, welcomes a new Authority member.

Two officers based at Hunterston have received certificates of achievements from Supt Martin O’Kane for their work in helping a vulnerable woman they encountered when out on patrol.

The national Counter Terrorism Internet Referral Unit will be running a period of extended activity from 7am this Friday (15/4), to support the STOP terrorist’s and extremists’ online presence campaign.

The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) and our Home Office colleagues have entered into a collaboration agreement.

The Chairman of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority welcomes a new member, Phil Craig.

Two members of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority (CNPA) have been reappointed as independent authority members.

Thirteen CNC employees were congratulated on their successes at a presentation evening last month.

A CNC Authorised Firearms Officer (AFO) based at Dungeness has completed an 81km endurance event.

The Chairman of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority (CNPA), Sir Philip Trousdell, welcomed a new authority member last month.

CNC new recruits and employees raised over £2,000 for the Helen & Douglas House charity last weekend, after completing over 1,100 miles around Culham Science Centre, near Abingdon, where the CNC HQ is located.

A display by four CNC dogs and their handlers wowed the crowd at a local charity event earlier this month.

Ten Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) officers have been formally thanked after completing an attachment to the BTP.

Sir Philip Trousdell, Chairman of the Civil Nuclear Police Authority, completed a 350-mile bike ride across Northern France this month to raise funds for Help for Heroes Hidden Wounds campaign.

Members of staff from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary joined hundreds of people at the weekend to take part in Oxford Pride 2015.

The Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) has become one of only a handful of police forces in the country to be accredited to deliver the national Firearms Instructor’s Course.

Last week saw the UK's longest service female firearms officer, PC Gillian Spence from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary, speak at a conference to celebrate a century of women in policing.

Pupils from Greatstone Primary School met with officers from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary as part of a visit to their local power station, Dungeness B.

Officers from the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) played an important part in an EDF security awareness day in Hunterston last month.

Chief Constable Mike Griffiths, Supt Mick Vance and Sgt Liam Grist were among 38,000 people who completed the London Marathon on Sunday.

Ten CNC officers have begun a three month attachment to the British Transport Police frontline, providing additional visibility and patrols at key railway stations.

As the Civil Nuclear Constabulary (CNC) turns 10, one of our officers has been commended for raising over £70,000 for charity during the decade.