PCC ensures countywide access to £1m funding uplift to prevent serious violence across ...
PCC Preston will join partners next week to approve the further allocation of extra funding worth nearly £1m to tackle serious violence across Cambridgeshire.
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PCC Preston will join partners next week to approve the further allocation of extra funding worth nearly £1m to tackle serious violence across Cambridgeshire.
PCC Darryl Preston has welcomed extra funding worth £1m to ramp up patrols to target serious violence and anti-social behaviour.
Young people in Cambridgeshire are being invited to scrutinise the way in which Cambridgeshire police officers exercise their powers to stop and search.
Young people across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough have been given the opportunity to learn new skills thanks to PCC, Darryl Preston’s Youth Fund.
Major improvements are underway to protect residents from burglary and anti-social behaviour and reduce the risk of violence to women and girls.
Police and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston has signed a refreshed Modern Slavery Statement with Chief Constable Nick Dean.
Darryl Preston has welcomed a new plan to help reduce the risk of people being drawn into violence and to protect communities.
Policing services protected across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough as PCC confirms precept increase
A statement from Police and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston
Road safety vans funded by PCC are helping to educate drivers of the perils of speeding in villages across Cambridgeshire and Peterborough.