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Criminal Justice ‘Question Time’ event for charity

March 1, 2012 Filled under Debate, Events, Holderness, Hull, Humberside Police
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GRAHAM STUART MP will be joining Alan Johnson MP, the former Home Secretary, Richard Frith, the Bishop of Hull, and Humberside Police Chief Constable Tim Hollis in a panel debate on crime and justice tomorrow.

The event on Friday 2nd March 2012 at the University of Hull, Allam Lecture Theatre starting at 7:00pm has been organised to raise money for the High Sheriffs’ and Humberside Police Tribune Trust charity. The Trust provides grants for community safety projects within the area served by Humberside Police.

Questions relating to criminal justice, crime and punishment and policing issues will be submitted by the audience and answered by the panel. The panel will include other members with expertise in the criminal justice system.

Tickets for the event can be purchased for £15 by contacting the Trust Director, Geoff Ogden, on 01482 334 833.

Visit: www.tribunetrust.org

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