CURV funding boosts Hartlepool town centre safety
A new initiative has been launched to make Hartlepool’s town centre even safer for visitors and employees of pubs, clubs, restaurants and takeaways.
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New court role to highlight power of restorative justice
A new role has been created to offer more victims of crime the opportunity to communicate with the person responsible.
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New youth voice in policing and victim services
Young people, aged 14 to 18, are being asked their views on policing, community safety and policing in Cleveland
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Early success for advocate winning back funds for scam victims
Specialist worker Rachel Graham has helped victims claim back more than £52k after a matter of weeks in post
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PCC seeks public views on police and crime budget
PCC Steve Turner has launched his annual consultation on how much Cleveland residents will pay towards policing next year.
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Community member sought for violence reduction group
A community member with an interest in reducing crime is being sought by the Unit responsible for tackling violent crime in Cleveland.
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Half a million pound investment in violence reduction projects
Community projects aiming to prevent violent crime will receive a share in the largest single investment in crime reduction ever made in Cleveland.
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Making winter feel brighter with funding for Cleveland charities
PCC Steve Turner launches the Brighter Days Fund for charities working across Cleveland