Tackling racism together
CLEVELAND’S Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Steve Turner, is funding a north east charity which aims to give racism the boot.
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Cleveland’s Divert programme receives national recognition
A programme which gives Cleveland’s first-time and low-level offenders a second chance to turn away from crime has won a national award for its efforts.
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Commissioner’s Chief Executive confirmed
Lisa Oldroyd confirmed as Chief Executive of Cleveland OPCC by Cleveland Police and Crime Panel
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Residents asked for their say on police funding
PCC Steve Turner has started his consultation on how much Cleveland residents will pay towards policing next year.
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PCC backs campaign targeting young
PCC for Cleveland Steve Turner helps fund regional campaign to encourage young people to report crime and exploitation
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Cleveland’s violent crime hotspots to receive daily patrols
Over fifty areas in Cleveland affected by violent crime will receive daily patrols from police officers and PCSOs to deter criminals and increase feelings of safety.
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Making Middlesbrough’s streets safer for women and girls
Cleveland OPCC in partnership with Middlesbrough Council will share in £23.5 million-worth of funding to help women and girls feel safer on the streets.
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Hunt is on for developers to design Cleveland’s new policing app
PCC Steve Turner is seeking an innovative and forward-thinking company to create Cleveland’s first app for engaging with police and community safety agencies.