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

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

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.

Police and Crime Commissioner praises Cumbria Constabulary on receiving a good rating in all aspects for police effectiveness from HMICFRS.

Educating young people to be more aware of their potential vulnerability, spot the signs and learn where to report suspicious behaviour

Peter McCall has awarded a contract to Victim Support to provide a new, integrated support service for victims of crime and abuse.

Therapeutic services also offers support for people whose case is going through the criminal justice system - known as pre-trial therapy.

Local Cumbrian businesses learn about practical steps to protect themselves from the increasing sophistication of cyber criminals.

Drivers who use a hand-held or a hands-free mobile phone are often distracted and less aware of what’s happening around them.

Peter McCall supporting the launch of ‘Tell Someone’, a film produced by Carlisle Mencap focusing on Mate Crime, funded by the OPCC

PCC Peter McCall and CC Michelle Skeer launched a year-long safer driving campaign on 6 December 2018

The force recently launched an appeal for knitters to produce 'Bobby Buddies', which the police can hand out to distressed children.

Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner Peter McCall has awarded £40,000 supporting projects that help to reduce crime and anti-social behaviour

New Cyber and Digital Crime Unit to deal with the growing world of online offending.

As part of National Volunteers Week Peter McCall joined Independent Custody Visitors at Barrow Police Station.

Cumbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner is visiting the ‘Women Out West’ (WOW) centre as Phase One has been completed.

A group of young people in Barrow have developed a hard-hitting video to tackle the issue of homeless young adults.