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New report on police and community in Bristol

01 January 1991

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New report on police and community in Bristol
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Public order
Bristol

Articles discussing `Slumbering Volcano', a report prepared by
a special committee sponsored by the Bristol Trades Union
Council, which makes recommendations for improving community
relations and police liaison in St Pauls, Bristol.

Financial Times 81/07/24 p6; Guardian p5; Times p3; Telegraph
p6

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