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  • A New-Look Admin Dashboard for Disc

    A new-look Disc Admin Centre Dashboard, has been released on Monday 2nd December. The new Dashboard is a significant update to a key component of Disc’s Admin Centre. It has been totally redesigned and has some great new features, such as a modular design which enables us to expand the Dashboard as we continue to…

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  • BID Camborne Invests In Disc

    BID Camborne has announced an investment in Disc to enhance safety and support local businesses impacted by crime. This will allow businesses and community members to swiftly report crime incidents and share information on troublemakers and offenders. Disc, used by over 500 UK towns, fosters collaboration and enables real-time updates through data-protected messaging. BID:BIS, the…

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  • New Ask for Angela DISC Incident Categories Launched to Support Safety

    The National Ask For Angela scheme is delighted to be working with DISC to include ‘Ask For Angela’ incident categories, allowing DISC users to acknowledge, measure and look for trends of these incidents with much greater accuracy and detail. The addition of specific ‘Ask For Angela’ categories is a proactive step to capture the occurrences…

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  • Disc Launches New Instant Messaging Feature

    We are very excited to announce the launch of our new Instant Messenger feature, which will be released on Tuesday 2nd April 2024 with a new Disc version of 4.0.0. This will be available for Members to update from the Apple App Store for IPhone and the Google PlayStore for Android phones. The new Instant…

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  • Eleven new Disc systems…

    We’re delighted to announce another eleven new Disc systems in BIDs and business crime reduction schemes around the UK, and a new customer for our Disc Administration Service. In Leicestershire we welcome Ashby de la Zouche and Melton Mowbray BIDs who join Leicester City Watch, Highcross Shopping Centre and Hinkley BID to make up a…

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  • NWCU

    How Disc supports rural and wildlife crime reduction

    The National Wildlife Crime Unit has adopted Disc as its information-sharing platform. This follows the decision by the national police-led operation tackling hare coursing and poaching, Operation Galileo, to use Disc, and the system’s adoption by two police forces to support their local rural crime reduction efforts. The NWCU’s job is to obtain and disseminate…

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