The Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, Waheed Saleem, has announced which organisations will receive £157,000 allocated to Tranche 4 of the Community Initiatives Fund. Over 40 organisations, from across all...
Waheed Saleem the West Midlands Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner, is working with partners to develop an educational package which highlights the dangers of becoming a money mule for organised...
...would bring high quality, well paid jobs to the region as well as helping to keep police stations open. The proposals would: reduce the burden on WMP maintaining underused buildings,...
...safeguard our communities. The money will enable charities and social enterprises to support those most affected by violence, especially during the pandemic. “The work we have underway already is doing...
...commissioned by the West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner’s Violence Reduction Unit, also found that highly controlled learning environments in schools did not support disadvantaged children whose home life can...
...the transport network. The West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner, David Jamieson said: “Hate crime has been on the rise in our communities. Through this campaign we have been encouraging...
...cash seized from criminals. The Community Initiatives Fund can’t be spent on police officers as the money isn’t guaranteed each year. West Midlands Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner Waheed Saleem,...
...they often can’t work from home and have to put themselves in high risk situations. “I’d urge the Prime Minister to take a common sense approach to this and get...
...a young person who has made an impact or a community organisation who have bought local people together to support the community. Now in their 9th year, nominations are open...
...work as part of the OPCC Hate Crime Working Group. The fund, commissioned by the Police and Crime Commissioner seeks to improve outcomes for victims of hate crime across the...
...number of people who work alongside the Police and Crime Commissioner to ensure the force is well run and accountable to the public. Brendan has given up much of his...
...Act. Each year, the Police and Crime Commissioner invites local community groups to bid for a grant from the fund. The money must go to community projects and cannot be...
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