Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Cumbria Constabulary have launched a consultation survey to seek the public’s views on policing in Cumbria

Peter McCall's on-going commitment to neighbourhood policing, as supported by additional funding raised from council tax, is having a big impact.

Peter McCall, gives evidence to the Public Accounts Committee on serious and organised crime at Westminster.

The National Rural Crime Network published its first report in the study of domestic abuse in rural areas.

Peter McCall has met with his Youth Commissioners to hear first-hand about their policing issues.

Workshops titled ‘Actions Have Consequences’ detail a variety of crimes ranging from knife crime to anti-social behaviour and the negative outcomes.

Taking money from often the ill-gotten gains of criminals and re-investing it into the community can only be a good thing.

In partnership with ‘Peoples First – Takeover’ day, Peter McCall will be shadowed for the day for Learning Disability Week

Peter McCall has received an update from the Chief Constable about the increased levels of reported crimes at the Public Accountability Conference

As part of our Safer Driving campaign Peter McCall will be joining Police Officers from Cumbria Police out on patrol in the north of the county.

Cumbria Constabulary is one of only two forces, from the 34 inspected that have been judged as achieving an outstanding performance.

Peter McCall, Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, attended the most recent Pubwatch meeting in Keswick to meet with local pub owners.

Having listened to feedback from local people and the Constabulary the Commissioner is providing some one off funding for Phase 2 of the CCTV system

Those who lost their lives or have been injured in a roads accident will be remembered throughout August for National Road Victims Month.