‘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
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.
Public backing grows for #KienasLaw as petition surpasses 16,000 signatures
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.
Commissioner invests over £161,000 of seized criminal cash into Lancashire communities
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, has invested £161,195.44 of money seized from criminals into 32 community organisations, supporting projects that will prevent crime, tackle anti-social behaviour, and protect vulnerable people across the county.
Commissioner’s Accountability Board highlights progress in tackling violence against women and girls
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, has chaired his latest Accountability Board meeting with the Chief Constable and senior leaders to review progress against his Police and Crime Plan, alongside policing performance across the county.
Commissioner urges groups to apply for summer projects as deadline approaches
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner is encouraging local organisations to apply for grants of up to £5,000, with just two weeks remaining before the first round closes.
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