Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland Police and Crime Commissioner Rupert Matthews is hunting for community members to take to the helm of a new police scrutiny panel. The Commissioner is set to unveil a new-look Ethics and Transparency (ETP) Panel to provide independent evaluation and scrutiny of Leicestershire Police and his own office. The ETP replaces…
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e-Scooters. Exploding the myth
The latest Local Policing Newsletter for Enderby, Narborough, Littlethorpe and Lubbesthorpe contains important advice about e-scooters (electric scooters). Our local police are hoping to combat some of the myths about where you can and can’t ride e-scooters. While e-scooters are legally available to purchase, and some trials with rented e-scooters are now under way, it’s…
PCC Unveils Growth Budget for Policing
Leicester, Leicestershire and Rutland will have 2,104 police officers by March 2021 under plans revealed today by the Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach. The Commissioner will present his final budget to the Police and Crime Panel next Wednesday (5 Feb) when he will tell members that his pledge to increase officer numbers and…
Will you help fund policing to keep Leicestershire safe?
Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach is asking people if they are prepared to pay more council tax to support their local police force. The PCC has launched an online survey to help him set the budget for 2020-21 and is urging residents to spare a couple of minutes to share their views….
Local Beat Team report a “positive note” for February
The latest (February) Local Policing Newsletter for Enderby, Narborough, Littlethorpe, Lubbesthorpe and Fosse Park announced a “positive note for the Lubbesthorpe community”. The newsletter reported a great result by colleagues from “…our Response Team, Firearms Team and Police Dog Puma”. The team responded when a vigilant resident called the police after seeing two people trying car doors. After…
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