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sign up to receive updates on what's going on, local news, meet the police and crime commissioner events and ways you can get involved. get email updates pcc shines spotlight on youngsters through media project the spotlight has been shining on a number of youngsters in staffordshire following a people power funding grant from staffordshire’s police and crime commissioner. youngsters, aged between 5 and 16, took part in the access all areas media project at june 13, 2018 by verity hilton comments are off everyone urged to be scam aware ’s office is supporting a month-long campaign to urge people to report scams and attempted scams. every year millions of people across the uk fall prey to scammers and staffordshire residents are no exceptio june 07, 2018 by verity hilton comments are off cadets given royal seal of approval staffordshire police cadets adult leaders have been given the royal seal of approval – after being awarded the queen’s award for voluntary service. the 62-strong group of adult volunteers – which includes parents, members of the public, police offic june 02, 2018 by author 0 comment more funding than ever before is going towards community safety in staffordshire and stoke-on-trent. staffordshire youngsters between 10 and 17 years old are already benefitting from being police cadets. back to top back to top commissioner’s update in the few years since being elected as staffordshire’s police and crime commissioner i’ve seen a seismic change in the types of crime police deal with and an epidemic rise in online crime and fraud. what is oddly called ‘traditional crime’ is reducing, mainly because criminality is evolving. society is also changing, for better but also for worse. the big challenge is to make sure that law enforcement deals with the big, high harm, complex crimes but doesn’t forget the issues that cause upset in communities across staffordshire. in 2018 i must continue to find extra financial investment to improve technology and the way police do their work. using traditional and hi-tech ways of working means the police here can deal with the complex and the harmful whilst improving their presence in communities and their visibility in doing the local work which is so important to everyone. matthew ellis police and crime commissioner for staffordshire february 2018 download the commissioner’s update 2018 to get the latest updates from the police and crime commissioner for staffordshire, on transformation on technology, more visible policing, ways you can get involved and how more money than ever before is going back into making your community safer. back to top more funding than ever before is going towards community safety in staffordshire and stoke-on-trent. staffordshire youngsters between 10 and 17 years old are already benefitting from being police cadets. if you drive without insurance on our roads you are breaking the law and could face your car being seized on-the-spot and could face a large fine. live webcasts are about being open, honest and transparent so that public confidence across policing and criminal justice is improved. the ethics, transparency and audit panel (etap) is made up of members of the public who test the accuracy of crime recording, examines response to incidents and analyses the way complaints are handled a new strategy by staffordshire’s police and crime commissioner matthew ellis is making sure businesses get the best information to help them avoid becoming victims of crime. there are lots of different ways in which you can volunteer and make a difference in your community. a new mobile game starring staffordshire police dogs has launched to help children and young people stay safe online. upcoming events july 23, 2018 – police and crime panel 2:00 pm, performance meeting july 25, 2018 – ethics, transparency and audit panel 10:30 am, eta august 7, 2018 – public performance meeting 10:00 am, performance meeting october 3

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Registrant:
UK Cabinet Office

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Government Digital Service
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