The Pan-Staffordshire Personal, Social, Health & Economic (PSHE) Education Service today (13 November) hosted its inaugural conference, sharing information about best practice, support and resources, and young people’s wishes for PSHE education, with the region’s schools. PSHE Education helps children and young people develop the knowledge, skills and attributes they need to thrive as individuals,
HMICFRS inspections, the Grenfell Tower Inquiry Phase Two Report and the 50th Anniversary of Staffordshire Fire and Rescue Service are among the topics Staffordshire Commissioner for Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Ben Adams will discuss with Chief Fire Officer Rob Barber at a public meeting on Thursday 7 November. The Fire Public Performance Meeting
Topics to be discussed by Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams and Chief Constable Chris Noble at a public meeting on Monday (7 October) will include Staffordshire Police’s latest performance report, the force’s proactive approach to rural and business crime and the launch of a new Road Crime Team. During the Police Public Performance Meeting, which will
Staffordshire Commissioner Ben Adams will present his proposed plans for Staffordshire Police and Staffordshire Fire & Rescue at a meeting of the Police, Fire & Crime Panel on Monday 30 September, following the launch of a new consultation this month. The draft Police & Crime and Fire & Rescue Plans 2024-2028 set the local direction
Deputy Staffordshire Commissioner Dave Evans joined local children for a trial session at Hitmix radio station recently as part of this year’s Staffordshire Space programme. Space is funded by the Staffordshire Commissioner for Police, Fire & Rescue and Crime Ben Adams and brings together public, voluntary and private sector organisations to provide activities for children
August is National Road Victim Month, and a new campaign from the Staffordshire Safer Roads Partnership is sharing information and advice to help everyone use our roads safely. Since the first death by motor vehicle in 1896, well over half a million people have been killed on Britain’s roads. Nationally, on average five people are
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