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Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams today announced a new police base for Chase Terrace, Chasetown and Burntwood

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will discuss Police performance with Chief Constable Chris Noble at a public meeting on 26 January

A free service providing practical and emotional support to victims of hate crime across Staffordshire has helped over 600 people in its first year.

£250k is to be invested in tackling ASB and violence against women and girls in Stoke-on-Trent in the latest round of Safer Streets Funding

Commissioner launched council tax precept consultation with options for Police (up to £15/year increase) and Fire (up to £5/year increase).

Over £148,500 invested in Newcastle-under-Lyme to tackle ASB and violence against women and girls through CCTV, lighting, street pastors and community awarenes...

A free service providing support to victims of ASB has supported almost 400 people in Staffordshire and Stoke-on-Trent in its first year.

Over £200k is to be invested in tackling ASB and violence against women and girls in Burton as part of the Government’s Safer Streets Fund

Police and councils have agreed a new shared protocol designed to bring a consistent approach to the way unauthorised encampments are managed in the region.

The Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership is supporting a national campaign to raise awareness of the part everyone can play in making our roads safe.

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will discuss Fire & Rescue performance with Chief Fire Officer Rob Barber at a public meeting on 9 November.

Six volunteers have been recognised by the Staffordshire Commissioner’s Office for providing independent support for people detained in Police custody.