Road safety takes pole position in Ely
Ely became a hub for road safety with interactive road safety exhibitions as part of an annual, international road safety campaign.
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Ely became a hub for road safety with interactive road safety exhibitions as part of an annual, international road safety campaign.
Local people will be able to access road safety advice throughout the day, as part of an annual, national road safety campaign.
More than £1.3 million of extra funding has been secured by Darryl Preston in his first 100 days as Police and Crime Commissioner.
A mother whose daughter was killed by a drink-driver in 2016 has spoken to Darryl Preston about the support she received from a local charity to help them.
£300k has been secured to tackle domestic abuse and stalking following a partnership bid to the Home Office Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Fund.
Police and Crime Commissioner for Cambridgeshire and Peterborough, Darryl Preston, is thanking all those who took part in his recent survey
Victims of domestic abuse are getting access to additional support, thanks to a new contract worth just under £40k to national charity, Refuge.
To mark the UK’s first ever national Anti-Social Behaviour week, Darryl Preston, is pledging his commitment to work with partners to tackle ASB.
South East Cambridgeshire MP, Lucy Frazer paid a visit to Cambridgeshire Constabulary headquarters in Hinchingbrooke to observe some of the training
Cambridgeshire Countryside Watch (CCW) is stepping up efforts to prevent crime in rural communities thanks to a funding boost