More than 100 businesses back new training scheme to protect women and girls from violence ...
PCC Preston welcomed the success of a new scheme that has seen more than 100 businesses pledging support to combat violence against women and girls
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PCC Preston welcomed the success of a new scheme that has seen more than 100 businesses pledging support to combat violence against women and girls
A new service launched by Darryl Preston to support the mental health needs of victims and witnesses of crime has received more than 290 referrals.
Darryl Preston has secured £1m from the Home Office to fund a raft of improvement projects to prevent crime and anti-social behaviour.
Darryl Preston has hailed the success of a major safety project which has driven down anti-social behaviour and made communities more resilient to crime.
New figures show intervention for child to parent abuse is effective at reducing violence towards mothers
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.