The Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership is investing £24,000 in improving cycle safety in Burton-on-Trent, thanks to an award from the Toyota Manufacturing UK Charitable Trust.

Topics to be discussed by Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams and Acting Chief Constable Becky Riggs at a public meeting on Thursday (14 May) will include improvements in contact, keeping victims informed, and the impact of targeted, high-visibility Police patrols in reducing crime.

Topics to be discussed by Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams and Deputy Chief Fire Officer Glynn Luznyj at a public meeting on Thursday (7 May) will include Fire & Rescue service reform, shortfalls in funding and a continued scrutiny of performance.

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will attend the latest meeting of the Staffordshire Police, Fire & Crime Panel on Monday 13 April.   

This morning (25 March 2026) Staffordshire Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Commissioner Ben Adams visited Stone to meet with officers at the shared Police & Fire station and to have a walk around the town centre. Ben spoke to PC Hall about some of the challenges faced by officers from Stafford Borough Police who cover Stone and the surrounding areas.

Community projects, initiatives and activities in Staffordshire will benefit from a share of £495,000 from April 2026 thanks to funding from the Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Commissioner.

This week is No More Week, a week to come together to raise awareness of domestic abuse and sexual violence. Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams is encouraging victims of domestic abuse to seek emotional and practical support from the New Era Domestic Abuse Victim Service.

Victims of crime have shared how Staffordshire Police and partners can improve the support they offer. Through the local Victims Forum, victims said they wanted to see ‘better communication’, ‘to feel safe and supported’ and ‘more consideration of vulnerabilities, disabilities and additional needs’.

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams’ proposed Fire & Rescue precept – the contribution residents make as part of their annual council tax – has been approved by the Police, Fire & Crime Panel, following a consultation with residents about how much they would be willing to pay for the service.

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams today (9 February) confirmed the appointment of Glynn Luznyj as Staffordshire Fire & Rescue Service’s new Chief Fire Officer, after the decision was ratified at a meeting of the Police, Fire & Crime Panel.

Staffordshire Commissioner for Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Ben Adams will present his annual budget and council tax precept proposal at a meeting of the Staffordshire Police, Fire & Crime Panel on Monday 2 February.

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams’ proposed Police precept – the contribution residents make as part of their annual council tax – has been approved by the Police, Fire & Crime Panel, following a consultation with residents about how much they would be willing to pay for the service.