Village hall improves security to prevent crime
A Staffordshire Moorlands Village Hall has been awarded £1,450 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s People Power Fund to help
Tackling ASB through sport in North Staffordshire
A North Staffordshire project to tackle anti-social behaviour through sport has been awarded £13,466 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s
PCC funding to help cut crime at South Staffordshire allotments
A South Staffordshire allotment has been £2,000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s People Power Fund to help prevent crime.
Community project funded to tackle reoffending
A Stoke-on-Trent project to tackle reoffending has been awarded £6,480 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s Proceeds of Crime Fund.
Hospice helped to support young people from disengagement
St Giles Hospice in Whittington has been awarded £3,000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s People Power Fund. Evidence shows
Cricket club bowled over with new security to cut crime
A popular community cricket club near Burntwood has been awarded funding from Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Ellis’ People Power
Youngsters benefit from horse course
A Hammerwich-based horse riding school has completed its course to teach youngsters crucial life skills. Gartmore Riding School was awarded
£2,500 pledged to help retired police dogs
Police dogs are an integral part of policing across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent, providing an invaluable service to reduce crime and
Rugeley primary school awarded funding for book cafe
A Rugeley primary school has been awarded £1,102 from Police and Crime Commissioner Matthew Ellis’ People Power Fund. Chancel Primary
Tamworth mentoring project gets funding to help change young people’s lives
A Tamworth mentoring project has been awarded £3,000 from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s People Power Fund.The XL-Mentoring (XLM) project
