Hate crime service supports over 600 people in first year
A free service providing practical and emotional support to victims of hate crime across Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent has helped over
Commissioner invests in new services for victims of anti-social behaviour and hate crime
Two new free services have been commissioned for Staffordshire to support victims of anti-social behaviour and hate crime and help
Staffordshire Commissioner urges victims of hate crime to speak out
Staffordshire Commissioner Matthew Ellis is supporting national Hate Crime Awareness Week, which runs until 17 October, urging victims of hate
PCC calls on local authorities and public sector bodies to help tackle knife crime
Community groups, local authorities and other public sector bodies in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent are being urged to come together to
PCC to focus effort and resources on tackling knife crime
Education and prevention were the key action points to emerge from the Police and Crime Commissioner’s big debate. The discussion
PCC hosts big debate on violent crime with US and Staffordshire youngsters
Violent crime, specifically knife crime, will be the thrust of a big Staffordshire debate – as the campaign continues nationally
Supporting hate crime victims in Staffordshire
Work to provide better support to victims and witnesses in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent is being highlighted as part of Hate
Tackling hate crime at conference funded by PCC
The devastating impact of hate crime was made clear at a special event in Stoke-on-Trent yesterday, Tuesday 21 October. The
Supporting hate crime victims
Giving the right support to people who suffer hate crime is central to a radical rethink of victims’ services across
