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Keep up to date with the latest news from the Lancashire Police & Crime Commissioner.
Commissioner joins Blackpool MP on patrol
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner visited Blackpool alongside local officers and Blackpool South’s Member of Parliament, to walk on the community beat and discuss the latest issues and concerns the public are raising.
Commissioner joins local MP and officers on the Burnley beat
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner joined neighbourhood officers and the local Member of Parliament on a town centre patrol in Burnley.
Commissioner renews call to end police e-vehicle resales as Government acts on e-scooters
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has renewed calls for police forces to stop reselling seized e-bikes and e-scooters, amid concerns they could return to the hands of criminals. He also welcomed Government plans to regulate e-scooters, an issue he has campaigned on for almost two years.
Commissioner joins local MP on beat in Rossendale
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner joined the Member of Parliament for Rossendale and Darwen and neighbourhood police officers in Bacup, to hear about the issues affecting the town and the work being done to tackle them.
Community Grant Funding Opportunity: 16 Days of Activism – Supporting Action to End Violence Against Women and Girls
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Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw is encouraging applications for short-term projects, one-off events and pilot initiatives from charities, voluntary and community groups, that aligns to the Commissioner Police and Crime Plan Priority, Tackling Violence Against Women and Girls.
Commissioner welcomes new action to tackle violence against women and girls
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Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire, Clive Grunshaw, has welcomed new national measures aimed at tackling violence against women and girls, saying they build on the work already underway across Lancashire to prevent abuse, support victims and bring offenders to justice.
Lancashire Ahead of the Curve as Knife Crime Crackdown Expands Nationwide
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Lancashire’s Violence Reduction Network (LVRN), overseen by Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw, has welcomed the expansion of a national knife crime crackdown announced by the Home Office today. Work in Lancashire is already underway, after the LVRN secured £600,000 in funding from the Knife Crime Concentration Fund earlier this year. While 27 forces received[...]
Commissioner’s Accountability Board highlights dedicated work of rape and sexual assault teams
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, has chaired his latest Accountability Board meeting with the Chief Constable and senior leaders to scrutinise policing performance across the county and review the work of the force’s dedicated rape and sexual assault teams.
Commissioner’s Violence Reduction Network launches Serious Violence Strategy at Lancashire Conference
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Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw’s Violence Reduction Network (VRN) has launched a new Serious Violence Strategy for Lancashire today as part of a partnership conference. The strategy, which will be driven by the Lancashire VRN, sets out how partners will work together to tackle serious violence across the county, combating issues including knife[...]
Commissioner and Chorley MP see policing in action during town centre patrol
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Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, Chorley MP Sir Lindsay Hoyle and Chorley Council leader Alistair Bradley, joined local officers on patrol in Chorley Town Centre.