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Leicestershire's PCC meets Home Secretary to seek assurances for policing during Brexit uncertainty

Leicestershire's PCC meets Home Secretary to seek assurances for policing during Brexit uncertainty

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Leicestershire's Police and Crime Commissioner, Lord Willy Bach, met with the Home Secretary Sajid Javid yesterday, accompanied by fellow PCCs Matthew Scott and Martyn Underhill, to discuss policing and Britain leaving the European Union.
Date:
Thursday 17th January 2019
Crime Data Integrity Inspection

Crime Data Integrity Inspection

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Lord Willy Bach said: "I'm aware that a lot of resources have been invested in improving the recording processes and I'm pleased that the reports recognises the significant progress that has been made in a short time frame.
Date:
Tuesday 15th January 2019
Custody volunteers praised for dedication after scooping national award

Custody volunteers praised for dedication after scooping national award

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Leicestershire's independent custody volunteers have received high praise from the county's Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach after earning their third consecutive Investing in Volunteers award.
Date:
Wednesday 26th December 2018
Victims Commissioner Baroness Newlove makes fact-finding visit to Leicestershire

Victims Commissioner Baroness Newlove makes fact-finding visit to Leicestershire

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The focus on the victim of criminality must never be over-looked nor the importance of appropriate support under-estimated. That was the clear message from the Victims Commissioner, Baroness Newlove, throughout her visit to Leicestershire.
Date:
Friday 14th December 2018
Practical Advice and Information available to Parents in New Parks

Practical Advice and Information available to Parents in New Parks

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Parents in New Parks have been offered the chance to get practical advice and information on topics such as crime and health and wellbeing.
Date:
Thursday 13th December 2018
Government expects local people to pay 12% more towards policing

Government expects local people to pay 12% more towards policing

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The Government revealed its provisional financial settlement for policing earlier today with a package of measures purported to be worth £970M nationally towards policing – but only if Police and Crime Commissioners (PCCs) use their council tax precept allowance fully.
Date:
Thursday 13th December 2018
Police ethics committee to consider Missing From Home

Police ethics committee to consider Missing From Home

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Police responsibility with regard to young people repeatedly reported as 'missing from home' will be considered by members Leicestershire's independent police ethics committee when it meets next week.
Date:
Monday 10th December 2018
PCC supports community groups through grant funding process in New Parks

PCC supports community groups through grant funding process in New Parks

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Leicestershire Police and Crime Commissioner Lord Willy Bach has arranged a "drop in" session to help community groups within the New Parks People Zone apply for a funding grant.
Date:
Thursday 6th December 2018
Public asked for views on possible precept increase

Public asked for views on possible precept increase

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The Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC), Lord Willy Bach, is seeking the public's views on whether or not they would support an increase in the policing element of the Council Tax.
Date:
Thursday 6th December 2018
Police force acts to protect workers with terminal illness

Police force acts to protect workers with terminal illness

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Leicestershire Police has signed up to the TUC's Dying to Work Charter. The move, which was initiated by the Police and Crime Commissioner, Lord Willy Bach, and endorsed by Chief Constable, Simon Cole, pledges the force to support officers and staff diagnosed with a terminal illness.
Date:
Thursday 6th December 2018
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