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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.

Almost £150,000 allocated to Stafford for lighting, gating, CCTV, crime prevention improvements and educational programmes within schools.

Space 2022 reached almost 11,000 young people with 2,500+ activities, contributing to 75% ASB reduction since 2016.

Commissioner marked Emergency Services Day with two minutes silence alongside Chief Constable, Deputy Chief Fire Officer and ambulance service representatives.

Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will discuss police performance with Chief Constable Chris Noble at a public meeting taking place on Tuesday 4 October.