The Royal Borough of Greenwich (RBG) has worked with the Academy to pilot refreshed content for the Level 3 Prevention of Extremism and Terrorism qualification that aims to support councils in demonstrating compliance with Martyn's Law (the Protect Duty).

Hampshire Constabulary booked the Academy to deliver the Level 3 strategic problem solving qualification at the end of March 2023 for its recently formed Violent Crime Taskforce along with the Violence Reduction Unit that has been set up with the PCC. 

Norfolk County Council in partnership with the Academy has supported local in-person delivery of the Level 3 crime prevention qualification for staff from local councils. 

Young farmers are being equipped with skills and resources to help prevent crime in their local rural and farming communities.

A group of 24 PCSOs from Devon and Cornwall have completed the initial two days of learning towards the Level 3 Introduction to Crime Prevention qualification.

The Academy were asked by Bromsgrove and Redditch Councils to develop and deliver a bespoke professional development day in February 2023 for Planners, Councillors and other Council staff connected with the local planning process.

The Academy was delighted to welcome delegates from Cheshire Constabulary; Wiltshire Police; Devon and Cornwall Police; South Wales Police; Manchester City Council; Buckinghamshire Council; Telford & Wrekin Council and Hartlepool Borough Council onto the national delivery of the Level 4 Crime Prevention for Practitioners course. 

In one of the most well-subscribed deliveries since moving to qualifications in September 2018, the Academy welcomed 23 delegates to the national Level 5 Designing Out Crime Diploma.  Delegates include 13 new police designing Out Crime officers (DOCOs) representing police forces across the UK, as well as others from public and private sectors.   

Twenty young farming students have received certificates as part of an initiative launched in June of this year, which offers local Young Farmers the opportunity to play a key role in helping to keep farming and rural communities safe though a unique training package.

The Public Health department of Worcestershire County Council supported an inaugural CPD event in December 22 for domestic violence practitioners from across the six district councils within the county boundary as well as from relevant partner agencies.