Residents looking to get the most from online bargains, have been warned to look out for scams ahead of Black Friday. Black Friday is traditionally the day after Thanksgiving in the US, where retailers offer large deals and savings on items and is considered the beginning of the holiday shopping season. The event was adopted… Continue reading Cumbrian residents warned against scams ahead of Black Friday
Pathways, the new out of court disposal scheme in Cumbria, that reduces crime and transforms lives, received national recognition today, as runners up of the Howard League ‘Policing and Adults’ award 2022. Pathways, funded by the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Peter McCall and delivered by Remedi, was chosen as one of the three finalists… Continue reading Pathways celebrates Howard League award recognition
Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Peter McCall, secured £760,108 of funding from the Home Office’s Safer Streets Fund to help reduce anti-social behaviour. Carlisle and Barrow-in-Furness will both benefit from the funding subsequently receiving £354,638 and £405,470. The aim of both bids is to reduce ASB around the city and town as well as… Continue reading Commissioner secures £760,000 to tackle anti-social behaviour
Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall is supporting the Pride of Cumbria Awards, celebrating our local heroes across the county on Thursday, 23 June at Whitehaven Golf Club. Talking about the event, Peter McCall comments: “I am pleased to be supporting the Pride of Cumbria awards, in particular the Community Group category. We have a… Continue reading Commissioner Thanks Community Volunteers at Pride of Cumbria Awards
As part of national Men’s Health week, Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Peter McCall, is highlighting a new role for male victims in Cumbria and how men affected by crime, can access specialist support services. Help is available to male victims of crime, with a wide variety of support services available across the county. Men… Continue reading Police Crime Commissioner commissions direct support for male victims of crime
Top officials from across the county met this week, to discuss the best partnership approach to anti-social behaviour (ASB) in Cumbria. ASB was top of the agenda when Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Peter McCall, chaired a meeting from across the criminal justice agencies, public health, local authorities and community safety officers, in response to… Continue reading Working together to tackle anti-social behaviour
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
