Home Secretary Jacqui Smith listens to West Mercia Police Chief Constable Paul West (left) and local policing officer PC Richard Woodhouse as she witnesses the impact of neighbourhood policing in the Redditich area.

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31 December 2008

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Home Secretary Jacqui Smith listens to West Mercia Police Chief Constable Paul West (left) and local policing officer PC Richard Woodhouse as she witnesses the impact of neighbourhood policing in the Redditich area.

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