Commissioner updates scrutiny panel on first fortnight of ASB campaign
Andrew Snowden, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire, has hailed the early success of his ASB campaign Operation Centurion, as he updated the county’s Police and Crime Panel.
Projects helping take fight to criminals boosted by near £100k investment
Almost Ā£100k has been invested into projects across the county by Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, utilising the ill-gotten gains taken off offenders to boost his fight against crime.
New Pendle Police Station takes step closer
Plans for a new state-of-the-art police station in East Lancashire are moving forward as work is underway to commence the process to procure a contractor for the scheme which will support the fight against crime in the area.
Commissioner visits Kirkham on community beat
Andrew Snowden, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire, visited Kirkham to join the local policing team on the beat, engage with the community and hear the key issues facing the force in the area.
Role of public highlighted in road safety accountability meeting
Andrew Snowden, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire chaired a special accountability board meeting with the Chief Constable to discuss the county’s efforts in keeping roads safe, and how reports from the public are supporting the fight against dangerous drivers.
Commissioner welcomes £1.4m Government Safer Streets Funding secured for Lancashire
Andrew Snowden, Police and Crime Commissioner for Lancashire has welcomed new investment to make Lancashire safer and tackle crime, secured through the latest round of the Government’s Safer Streets Fund.
New Partnership to tackle drug use and improve support across Lancashire
Lancashire’s Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner has hosted the first Pan Lancashire Drugs and Alcohol Alliance today (7th July 2023), in an important milestone for tackling substance misuse.
Constabulary and Crime Commissioner pledge tough action to tackle anti-social behaviour
A new county-wide crackdown on anti-social behaviour (ASB) is being launched by Lancashire Police next week, backed by Police and Crime Commissioner Andrew Snowden and Ā£2m of extra funding secured from the Governmentā€™s new Anti-social Behaviour Action Plan.
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner sees mobile police stations in action
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Andrew Snowden, has seen the positive impact that the use of three mobile police stations are having as part of neighbourhood policing and public engagement.
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner joins East Lancashire school in safer roads mission
Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Pratt MBE joined pupils from Brabins Endowed Primary School in Chipping this week to explain the dangers of the roads, and how they can influence their parents and guardians to make their village safer.
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