Welcome to Cumbria Police and Crime Commissioner’s Website
Welcome to my website, I hope you find it informative, helpful and easy to use.
As part of my role as Police and Crime Commissioner, I have been elected to:
· engage with the public of Cumbria;
· to set the policing priorities; and
· to hold the Chief Constable to account.
On my website you can read how I am fulfilling my role in these important areas.
Please do get in touch if you have any suggestions for improvements to my website, or if you think there is any other additional information you would like to see.’
Peter McCall
COVID-19 Community Recovery Fund
The Covid-19 Community Recovery Fund is specifically for local charities, community and voluntary groups within Cumbria to help them manage the new issues which are arising in light of the coronavirus pandemic and as restrictions ease. Its aim is to help groups that are struggling to retain their offer of support to victims and communities, or who are looking at different ways of working to continue to achieve their aims. Grants will be awarded for amounts up to £5,000.
The Commissioner and a decision making panel will considers applications monthly, closing dates are 5pm on the last day of July, August and September 2020. All applications must be emailed to: commissioner@cumbria-pcc.gov.uk along with a supplier details form and all requested documentation.
Click here to view the guidance notes.
Click here to download the application form.
Click here to visit the COVID-19 Community Recovery Fund webpage.
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