| | Steve Turner - Cleveland Police and Crime Commissioner |
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"Had we not arrived, it would have been a murder enquiry" |
| | | Join Steve Turner as he delves into the world of law enforcement with guest Rob Lynas. Rob's unique perspective as the IT Support Manager for Cleveland Police and a dedicated 16-year Special Constable offers invaluable insights into the evolving landscape of crime prevention and community safety. In this episode, Rob shares his wealth of experience, discussing the changes he has witnessed in Cleveland Police. Rob’s passion extends beyond local policing as he delves into his work as co-founder of Tees River Rescue, dedicated to search and rescue operations and comprehensive education and support for users along the 26.7 miles of navigable river. Rob highlights the crucial role community support plays in ensuring river safety. Tune in for this episode and listen to Rob navigating the waters of change.🎧 |
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| | | | Charities in Cleveland are getting extra cash to cope with the rising demand for counselling services following sexual abuse and violence. The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner has given £92,092 to EVA Women’s Aid and Arch Teesside. |
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| | | | | 21 grass-roots projects have been awarded £38,020.72 from Steve Turner’s Autumn Activity Fund to run youth projects around Halloween and Bonfire Night. Projects range from a boxing tournament, to tabletop sessions for lovers of Dungeons and Dragons. |
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| | | | | A pilot scheme to help save lives is being rolled out in Redcar. CURV has funded four emergency bleed kits cabinets. They are based in three locations around Redcar town centre as well as in Roseberry Square Shopping Precinct, Kirkleatham. |
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| | Gerry from Cleveland Police's Crime Prevention team, here to give you monthly top tips to help keep you safe! |
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| CRIME PREVENTION:
Gerry's Top Tip! |
| 10 principles of crime prevention For this month’s tip, we consider the 2nd principle of crime prevention. Target Removal. The target could be an object or even a person, and by removing it from a location, it can make it more difficult to steal or attack. For example, removing items on view, such as a coat from the back seat of a car, or something in view of the window in the home, can prevent a crime occurring. |
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| | Some good news from our commissioned services: |
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| | Middlesbrough Council’s new Night Time Economy campaign is raising awareness of the Safehaven in Middlesbrough bus station. Safehaven is a warm and safe place for people to go if they need help on a night out in Middlesbrough.Safehaven is open on Friday and Saturday nights into the early morning. If you've lost your friends and you're alone, or your phone has died and you need to borrow a phone charger, or you just need somewhere safe to wait for a taxi, Safehaven's friendly staff are there to help, not judge you. |
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| | | | An opportunity to talk to the OPCC team about policing and crime at events across Cleveland throughout September. |
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| | | | | Steve Turner invites residents of Redcar as he wants to listen to your views and ideas relating to community safety and policing. |
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| | | | Department of Culture Media and Sport (DCMS) and and The National Lottery Community Fund have allocated funding to assist organizations in providing extra support for young people in areas prone to anti-social behaviour. |
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| | | | | Are you passionate about accountability and committed to making a difference in your community? We're looking for a Standards Scrutiny and Accountability Officer to join our team in ensuring an effective and efficient police service. |
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| | | | Cleveland Police's Independent Ethics Committee ensures ethical standards by advising, scrutinizing, and supporting the force in line with organizational values and the Code of Ethics. The Committee addresses diverse issues, including AI implications, mental health responses and ethical use of resources. It invites public suggestions for topics and seeks new members to provide guidance. Meetings occur bi-monthly, with additional work between sessions. Interested individuals can apply by sending personal details and a brief statement explaining their interest in the Committee's work. |
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| | Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Cleveland |
| 1 Cliffland Way, Hemlington, Middlesbrough, TS8 9GL |
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