#KienasLaw
Kiena Dawes was a young mother from Lancashire who tragically took her own life almost four years ago in July 2022 after suffering prolonged domestic abuse. Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse (AAFDA) call on the UK Government to introduce #KienasLaw to create a specific criminal offence of domestic abuse–related suicide and include coercive and controlling behaviour within the “dangerous offender” framework, allowing courts to impose extended sentences
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Commissioner joins operation tackling hate crime
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Commissioner Clive Grunshaw went out in Chorley town centre as part of Op Hail, which sees police and employers working together to support victims of hate crime in the workplace. He joined as they visited business premises to talk to employees about Op Hail, ensure they understand what constitutes a hate crime and how they […]
Working in partnership key to tackling modern slavery
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Around 90 delegates took part in the event in Chorley, bringing together public services, voluntary organisations, businesses and others to share best practice and educate attendees on spotting the signs of exploitation. Hosted alongside the Pan-Lancashire Anti-Slavery Partnership (PLASP), Lancashire Constabulary and the Lancashire Partnership Against Crime, the event included presentations and exercises designed to […]
Blue Shoes Exhibition tours Lancashire
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A total of 150 pairs of shoes, painted blue by Fylde Coast Women’s Aid, will be on display in support of the campaign for Kiena’s Law and to represent 150 suspected suicides linked to domestic abuse in 2025. The colour blue symbolises both feelings of depression, “feeling blue”, and the lasting impact of lives lost. […]
Commissioner marks first National Cadets Week
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Commissioner Clive Grunshaw talked to the county’s cadets at Lancashire Constabulary’s headquarters about his role in setting the strategic direction for the force and the key priorities he’s delivering to help make the county safer. He highlighted the value that the cadet scheme provides to both those taking part and the wider public. He also […]
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