People across Nottinghamshire are today being asked how much more they would be willing to pay toward the cost of maintaining public safety over the next year. Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden has launched a consultation to give people the opportunity to have their say on the potential options to raise funds to pay … Read more
People across Nottinghamshire are being urged to take a unique chance to influence the future of policing, crime prevention and victim support services over the next five years. Nottinghamshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden today opened a public consultation his new Police and Crime Plan. The key pillars of Commissioner Godden’s draft proposals include … Read more
The March edition of the Connect newsletter from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is available HERE. In this month’s edition, stories include funding to help improve neighbourhood policing, new state-of-the-art CCTV in Beeston and much more.
Efforts to catch offenders in rural areas in Nottinghamshire have been boosted by the addition of three brand-new Hilux 4x4s which have been rolled out across the county. The fleet available to Nottinghamshire Police has now expanded with vehicles located in Bassetlaw, Newark and Sherwood as well as Rushcliffe to give the force the best … Read more
If you are 18 years or older and interested in gaining a deeper understanding of daily policing activities in your local area, our Public Observation Scheme would be perfect for you. This program gives you the opportunity to observe and engage with various aspects of policing, aimed at enhancing community engagement and feedback. You can … Read more
“Welcome to my first PCC newsletter of 2024. This edition brings you the latest news from my office, including how our Nottinghamshire campaign about consent went global, as well as recipients of my latest Community Chest funding.”
“This month I have many exciting updates to share with you, including £1.3 million invested in community safety across Nottinghamshire, life-saving equipment and a new service to support more victims as well as opportunities for you to have your say.”
The Nottinghamshire Fraud Partnership Charter was launched on Cyber Monday – setting out how a range of blue light services, local authorities, businesses and charities will collaborate to combat fraud.
In this month’s edition find out how we have welcome new students to our city, launched drink testing kits to keep people safe in Worksop and how farms across our county are set for enhanced security to tackle rural crime.
