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Keep up to date with the latest news from the Lancashire Police & Crime Commissioner.
Commissioner Grunshaw and West Lancashire MP walk the beat in Burscough
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Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw and West Lancashire MP Ashley Dalton joined local officers on a walkabout in Burscough to discuss the issues affecting residents and explore what more can be done to address them.
35 PCs sworn in as part of Police Constable Entry Programme
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Lancashire Police have welcomed a total of 35 new Police Constables in the latest attestation ceremony held on Tuesday 4th August at their Headquarters in Hutton.
Commissioner welcomes Government response on ketamine classification
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed confirmation that the Government is carefully considering the evidence, findings and views relating to the classification of ketamine, following his call for the drug to be reclassified as a Class A substance.
Commissioner Grunshaw and Pendle and Clitheroe MP walk beat in East Lancashire
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, joined officers in Nelson alongside the local Member of Parliament, Jonathan Hinder, to discuss local policing issues.
Commissioner Funds Business Focused Cyber Training in UK First
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner is funding a new initiative to help local businesses strengthen their resilience to cyber crime.
Commissioner welcomes successful return of VRN Champions football tournament
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Young people from across Lancashire came together for a day of football, teamwork and positive competition as the annual VRN Champions football tournament returned this summer.
‘My daughter had to die to be heard’, Angela Dawes urges public to support ‘Kiena’s Law’ ahead of fourth anniversary of daughter’s death
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As the fourth anniversary of Kiena Dawes’ death approaches, her mother, Angela Dawes, is calling on the public to support the campaign for Kiena’s Law, urging decision-makers to strengthen the response to coercive and controlling behaviour before more lives are lost.
No More County Lines Tour visits Wyre
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Funded by Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw, five high schools across Wyre have been visited by the No More County Lines tour, highlighting the dangers of county lines, how to spot the signs of exploitation and ways to seek support.
Commissioner welcomes new Respect Orders to tackle anti-social behaviour
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed the introduction of new Respect Orders, giving police and local authorities stronger powers to tackle persistent anti-social behaviour and protect communities across Lancashire.
Public backing grows for #KienasLaw as petition surpasses 16,000 signatures
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has welcomed a significant wave of public support for his campaign to introduce #KienasLaw, with the petition calling for stronger legal recognition of domestic abuse-related suicide surpassing 16,000 signatures just days after launching at a landmark event in Blackpool.