Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall, has been out and about around the county meeting with Officers in the south of the county to find out more about the work going on in the south to tackle and prevent crimes. The PCC met with Sergeant Suzanne Scott-O’Neill in Kendal to talk about… Continue reading PCC meets with Officers in the South of the county
Peter McCall visited Gateway for Women Centre in Carlisle to attend the book launch of Judith Cook’s ‘My Doors of Destiny’ to hear first-hand the positive impact Cumbria Women’s centres are having throughout the county. The Doors of Destiny highlights Judith’s personal struggle with depression, menopause and details her personal road to recovery,… Continue reading Peter McCall supports launch of ‘Doors of Destiny’
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioners, Peter McCall is inviting the public to complete the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners national survey and have their say on potential changes to the licensing of firearms and shotguns in England and Wales. Talking about the firearms licensing survey, Peter McCall comments: “The Home Office is… Continue reading Commissioner invites people to have their say on potential changes to firearms licensing
Thank you for sending in your questions for the Police and Crime Commissioner. Peter McCall joins Andrea on The Afternoon Show Thursday between 1pm and 3 where he will address the issues the people of Furness are most concerned about. If you would like a personal response to a specific question you can… Continue reading Peter McCall joins Andrea on The Afternoon Show
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall, is urging motorists to drive safely on the county’s rural roads. Although the roads are becoming quieter following the summer holidays, rural roads can still be dangerous if motorists do not drive safely to the highway code. Speaking on the rural roads, PCC Peter McCall, said:… Continue reading PCC urges motorists to stay safe on rural roads
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall will be on CANDOFM Tuesday 28th September. This is your opportunity to ask the PCC about Cumbria policing and the issues you consider important in our community. Send us your questions no later than Thursday 23rd September to: contact@candofm.co.uk. You could even leave us a voice message… Continue reading Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall will be on CANDOFM Tuesday 28th September – Ask Your Questions
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall, attended a warrant visit with the Cyber and Digital Crime Unit (CDCU) this week. The Cyber and Digital Crime Unit officially launched in May 2019 to lead and assist on investigations where technology has been used to further criminal gain. The CDCU focusses on tackling crimes from… Continue reading PCC attends warrant visit with Cyber and Digital Crime Unit
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall is welcoming people to contact him to discuss what they think the police should be focusing on in their local area. Members of the public are invited to contact him via email, phone him directly and take a few moments to complete his survey on policing priorities.… Continue reading Peter McCall would like to hear your views on local policing matters
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall, received at his Public Accountability Conference (PAC) an update from the Chief Constable about the reduced levels of reported crime in the county on Monday 12 July 2021. Overall crime in Cumbria was reduced by 18.2 per cent in the 12 months up to April, which… Continue reading Crime in Cumbria reduced by 18% in the last year
In support of Elder Abuse Day this week, Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall visited Age UK Carlisle and Eden to see how the Covid19 Recovery fund has helped to support vulnerable older people during the pandemic. Peter McCall comments: “In the week of national Elder Abuse Day, it is important to raise awareness… Continue reading PCC Supports Age UK in Helping to Keep Older People Safe
