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Trident detectives are appealing for witnesses to a shooting

Trident detectives are appealing for witnesses to a shooting in Norwood, southeast London on Wednesday, 30 December. An argument broke out outside a house in Whiteley Road, SE19, around 19:00hrs, where two men attacked a 25-year-old man leaving him with injuries to his ear.
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Police appeal for assistance in tracing a missing woman from east London.

Musonda Chimfwende (20 years) of Roach Road, Bow E3, was last seen by her family on 10 December 2009. She subsequently stayed with friends and we believe she intended to return home on Saturday 12 December 2009.
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Environmental businesswoman takes a lead

A director of an award winning environmental business in Birmingham has taken on a leadership role for minority ethnic entrepreneurs. Sharon Warmington is a director of Biofuels International that provides an environmentally friendly fuel log made from waste leaves that would otherwise find their way into landfill.
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Stabbings in Lozells

Major investigation detectives are releasing moving images of the man they believe is responsible for a series of random assaults on men in the Lozells area of Birmingham. There have been seven assaults since June 2009. All have been in or around the Lozells Road area.
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Co-operative Diversity Action launched

Co-operativesUK has launched a new initiative, Co-operative Diversity Action, to help engage people from Black, Asian and Minority Ethnic (BAME) communities in co-operative enterprise.
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Police use community show to engage with diverse communities

West Midlands Police have been using a successful community show to give local people a voice about policing within their neighbourhoods. Named ‘CommUNITY Time’, the police show was created by a working partnership with Noor TV presenter, Noorin Akhtar, and West Midlands Police.

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