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Last Updated: Wednesday, 17 November, 2004, 20:54 GMT
Policeman wins community accolade
PC Steve Cummings
PC Cummings has tackled problems such as drug use
A Lincolnshire bobby has been named Community Police Officer of the Year.

PC Steve Cummings, from Grantham, was given a medal and certificate from Home Secretary David Blunkett at an awards ceremony on Wednesday night.

PC Cummings has worked in the force for 17 years, 10 of those as a beat bobby. In that time he has pioneered a number of community projects.

He has also developed a mentoring group, working with under-achieving children to improve school results.

PC Cummings' projects have tackled problems such as drug use and anti-social behaviour.

At the Jane's Police Review Gala Awards, he was given a £3,000 travel bursary to enable him to study community policing in another country.


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