Volunteers Week: highlighting the essential role of volunteers in police scrutiny
Volunteers Week: highlighting the essential role of volunteers in police scrutiny.
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Volunteers Week: highlighting the essential role of volunteers in police scrutiny.
Members of Cambridgeshire’s Community Scrutiny Panel came together this month to reflect on progress made over the year.
Anglia Ruskin student designs new brand for re-elected Police Commissioner
Re-elected PCC has pledged his commitment to be the voice of residents across the county.
Darryl Preston has been re-elected as Cambridgeshire and Peterborough’s new Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).
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.