Help on your crime worries.

Householders living in fear of crime in a Teesside town are being urged to come to drop-in advice sessions.

Victim Support project worker Chris Paul Christopher Emmanuel Paul (born May 6, 1985, in Winston-Salem, North Carolina) is an American professional basketball player who currently plays point guard for the New Orleans Hornets of the NBA. Early Years
Christopher Emmanuel Paul was born to Charles and Robin Paul. attends Belle Vue Belle Vue may refer to:

Placenames:

Belle Vue, Bradford — a district of Bradford near Manningham Lane
Belle Vue, Cumbria — a district of Carlisle
Belle Vue, Doncaster — a locality within Doncaster

Community Sports and Youth Centre, Hartlepool, every Thursday from 11am to 1pm as part of an initiative funded by Hartlepool's New Deal for Communities (NDC NDC National Drug Code
NDC NATO Defense College
NDC National Documentation Centre (National Hellenic Research Foundation, Athens, Greece)
NDC National Dairy Council
NDC National Democratic Congress ) regeneration programme.

Chris and her team of volunteers are able to offer information, advice and comfort and direct people to other agencies that could help them.

The scheme has been expanded to the NDC central area with monthly advice sessions starting in the Osborne Road Centre, Osborne Road.

* For more details, contact Chris on 01429 287122 or Colin on 01429 894046.

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Publication:	Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
Date:	Aug 2, 2003
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