Kimberley Whitehead became Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire in May 2025, following a confirmation hearing at Police and Crime Panel.
Her role focuses on prevention and partnership work, engaging with key stakeholders across Lancashire.
Her duties whilst serving as Deputy Commissioner in a part-time capacity for the rest of Mr Grunshaw’s current term, support his work in holding the Chief Constable to account based on the priorities and expectations of Lancashire residents and communities.
Kimberley brings a wealth of experience to the role, having been an active member of Lancashire’s Police and Crime Panel, the Hyndburn and Ribble Valley Domestic Abuse Forum, and the Hyndburn Community Safety Partnership Steering Group. She also serves as Deputy Leader of Hyndburn Borough Council.
She has 20+ years’ experience in both the private and public sector, in project and leadership roles.
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