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
Property Fund and Community Fund Applications
Are you looking for funding to complete a community project or initiative? Will it help tackle crime or anti-social behaviour in your local area? You may be eligible for funding from the Property Fund (up to £2,500) or the Community Fund (up to £10,000) both with a closing date of 30th November.
‘Ask The Commissioner’ Public Surgery Locations and Dates for the New Year 2020
Saturday 18th January – The Lanes Carlisle 11-1pm
January TBC – Sellafield Albion Square Offices, Whitehaven
Tuesday 18th February – The Station Inn, Oxenholme 12-1.30pm
Thursday 20th February- Millom Library 1.30-3pm
March TBC – Alston
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