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Two women suffer physical harm after Wiltshire Police failings on Clare’s Law

Source: PA Archive

Two women were physically harmed following failures relating to Clare’s Law applications at Wiltshire Police, the force has confirmed.

More than 3,500 applications, made between April 2015 and August 2023, were urgently reviewed after concerns were made over disclosures made under the scheme by one member of the force’s staff.

The review, launched in October, came after a small number of applications were analysed and

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