From Harm to Hope: How partners are working together in Cambridgeshire to disrupt drug ...
Police and Crime Commissioner Darryl Preston writes …
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Police and Crime Commissioner Darryl Preston writes …
Owners are being invited to sharpen up on their cyber safety knowledge as new figures reveal 39 per cent of businesses reported suffering a cyberattack.
More than £350,000 of Home Office serious violence funding has been secured to support implementation of the Serious Violence Duty across the county.
If you are looking for a voluntary role that puts you at the heart of policing, then joining Cambridgeshire’s Community Scrutiny Panel could be for you.
Darryl Preston has praised a vital counselling service he supports helping people to recover from grief and trauma following a road tragedy.
Darryl Preston is publishing his second Annual Report, following endorsement by Police and Crime Panel members last week.
Darryl Preston has launched a new survey asking the public how offenders of anti-social and nuisance behaviour should be punished.
My statement following HMICFRS’s report into vetting, misconduct and misogyny
Commissioner’s £730k funding boost is helping communities get tough on ASB
Young people talk about violence and their safety concerns in countywide youth listening project