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More than £1.4 million of extra funding has been secured by Darryl Preston in his first year as Police and Crime Commissioner.
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More than £1.4 million of extra funding has been secured by Darryl Preston in his first year as Police and Crime Commissioner.
POLICE and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston, is encouraging members of the public to nominate potential projects for the community payback scheme.
Stalking: How the chilling crime is combatted in Cambridgeshire
POLICE and Crime Commissioner, Darryl Preston is urging people to help maintain policing standards by volunteering to become Independent Custody Visitors (ICV).
AN OPPORTUNITY has arisen for local organisations to bid for additional funding to support victims of domestic abuse and sexual violence.
Community Payback Scheme is just the thicket for The Green Backyard
Darryl Preston, is announcing that Cambridge Street Pastors are to receive £4,000 for new uniforms for volunteers.
FRAUD by con artists, rogue traders and “Tinder Swindler” romance scammers costs Cambridgeshire residents a whopping £1.5 – £2 million a month.*
Darryl Preston is thanking members of the public who commit their time to ensure police officers operate to professional standards.
Darryl Preston visited schools and universities across the county to teach children and young people about how the police use forensics.