#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 and Chorley MP see policing in action during town centre patrol
During the visit, the Commissioner and the MP walked on the town centre beat, where they discussed anti-social behaviour over the summer months. They visited Chorley Bus Station and the Inspire Youth Zone alongside local businesses in the town centre area. The walkabout also highlighted the local efforts being made to tackle prolific shop-lifters as […]
Commissioner Visits Blackburn Project Helping Women and Girls Feel Safer in Public Spaces
The Commissioner visited the S.A.S. Rights CIC She Connects: Safer Parks Project, a 14-week programme designed to support women and girls from minoritised faith communities through a range of outdoor activities, wellbeing sessions and safety-focused workshops. The project received £5,000 from the Commissioner’s Community Fund. Delivered at locations including Witton Park, Queen’s Park and Little […]
Commissioner’s Blue Shoes Exhibition Begins Tour To Mark World Suicide Prevention Day in Preston
Created by Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, and Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse (AAFDA), the Blue Shoes Exhibition is a visual installation representing lives lost to domestic abuse-related suicide. Thanks to its impact and overwhelming support from the public, the exhibition, which was first shown in Blackpool, is now going on tour, with […]
Commissioner welcomes focus on neighbourhood policing in State of Policing report
The annual report provides an independent assessment of policing across England and Wales, recognising the vital role of visible neighbourhood policing, improving performance and ensuring forces are equipped to respond to evolving crime threats. It also considers the Government’s proposals for police reform and the opportunities and challenges they may bring for forces and communities. […]
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