39 dogs, three forces, one commitment to their welfare
Four-legged colleagues celebrated as volunteers help keep police dogs safe
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Four-legged colleagues celebrated as volunteers help keep police dogs safe
Police and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston has pledged his commitment to eliminating modern slavery and human trafficking by signing a refreshed Modern Slavery Statement with Chief Constable Simon Megicks.
Police and Crime Commissioner Darryl Preston today applauded volunteers who provide vital specialist support to victims and witnesses of road tragedies to cope and recover from trauma.
Do you want to influence how AI is used to keep communities safe while protecting public trust and individual rights?
Imagine the scene…you are involved in a collision and need help but are unable to say what you need or hear what is being said to you.
Police and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston has secured an additional £599k of Home Office funding to support ongoing action to prevent and reduce serious violence.
The World Cup may be over but social summer drinking at pubs and bars during the warmer days and late into the evening continues.
Communities across Cambridgeshire are playing an increasingly important role in improving road safety, thanks to the dedication of local volunteers and the support of Police and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston.
PCC reports on a strong and successful year tackling crime and protecting
I welcome HMICFRS’s announcement that Cambridgeshire Constabulary has been assigned performance Level One by the policing inspectorate for the first time, as part of a drive to support improvements across policing and increase public confidence and accountability.