New PCC plans to put pride back into Cleveland Police
Cleveland’s new PCC Steve Turner has set out his vision to get tough on crime, recruit more police officers and improve support for victims.
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Steve Turner elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland
Following an election on Thursday 6 May, Mr Steve Turner has been elected as the new Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for Cleveland.
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National recognition for successful OPCC project
Successful OPCC Divert project gains national recognition for helping female offenders
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Commissioner’s office among national charities funded to transform support for sexually abused children
OPCC shares in £2.8m Government fund to help victims of child sex abuse
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Acting Commissioner responds to HMICFRS inspection of Cleveland Police
Acting Commissioner Lisa Oldroyd has reponded to the findings of a re-inspection of how Cleveland Police handles vulnerability by HMICFRS.
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Commissioner opens up police scrutiny to the public
Members of the public are invited to submit questions to Chief Constable Richard Lewis for a special scrutiny session on the challenges facing Cleveland Police as they enter 2021.
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Put the world of policing under the microscope
An exceptional individual is being recruited to join the independent committee tasked with shining a light on the management of policing in Cleveland.
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Cleveland residents asked for their views on budget for policing, community safety and victim services
Residents in Cleveland are being given their say about how much they are willing to pay for policing in their council tax.