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Latest News: Police and Crime Commissioner seeks residents’ views on police budget
Derbyshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster is asking residents for their views ahead of setting the budget for Derbyshire policing for 2022/23. The Commissioner’s Police and Crime Plan, published last month, focusses on priorities for policing and community safety which were based on feedback from the residents of Derbyshire. Residents have been consistently clear that they want to see: More police officersImproved road safetyA reduction in burglary and ASBEasier ways to...
Police and Crime Commissioner urges householders to stay alert to festive theft
Derbyshire residents are asked to consider police warnings to take extra care with their Christmas presents and purchases over the festive season to prevent opportunistic theft. As part of her...
Police Commissioner visits new joint police and fire base in Long Eaton
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster met neighbourhood police officers and fire chiefs in a visit to one of Derbyshire’s joint blue light bases. The Commissioner visited Long...
Police Commissioner donates trauma kits to stop knife crime claiming more lives
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster has donated 20 life-saving bleed control kits in support of a campaigner’s efforts to tackle knife crime and violence across the city’s...
Police and Crime Commissioner’s Plan to deliver strong local policing is now launched
Derbyshire’s Police and Crime plan designed to increase visible policing presence across Derbyshire and reduce crime across Derbyshire has now been published. Police and Crime Commissioners have a...
Police Commissioner pledges robust action to address public’s road safety concerns
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Angelique Foster has outlined her commitment to helping make the county’s roads safer, announcing new plans to increase investment in community projects that...
Community Groups Celebrate Funding Boost from Police and Crime Commissioner To Help Beat Antisocial Behaviour
Community groups across Derbyshire have secured a share of £100k to support the fight against antisocial behaviour and neighbourhood crime. Twenty-two organisations have successfully applied for...
