As we approach the end of 2016, I feel like this has been the year where I’ve taken the role of Police and Crime Commissioner up a gear. By thinking...
Strategic Policing and Crime Board member Cath Hannon has been awarded a Professional Doctorate in Policing, Security and Community Safety. Cath is a former West Midlands Police officer, starting...
...OPCC Transparency Quality Mark, meaning it hits a high standard in having accessible information for the public. The West Midlands office was one of only 13 PCCs nationwide to pick...
...top of people’s list of concerns so I have made sure my plan addresses that, with a commitment to see fewer people killed on the roads. There is also a...
...Commissioner. West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said: “Young people are the future of the West Midlands. “Engaging them is the first step towards building a better tomorrow...
More than 140 weapons, including axes, swords and survival knives, have been recovered from surrender bins in Birmingham and the Black Country. Supported by West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner...
...continue to protect the public from threats like cyber crime, child sexual exploitation and domestic abuse. The recruitment of 200 specialist staff will enable that. “I remain committed to high-quality...
...West Mercia the 14th most pricey office nationally. The findings come hot on the heels of HMIC also finding West Midlands Police to be outstandingly efficient – one of only...
...of contempt of court by breaching the order. Councillor Waseem Zaffar, Cabinet Member for Transparency, Openness & Equality in Birmingham, said: “We take street racing very seriously as innocent lives...
“They gave their present for our future” – West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson today paid tribute to those who lost their lives fighting for our freedom. The...
...Crime Commissioner Ashley Bertie added: “This was a fantastic day that showed the true spirit of Birmingham. “It was great to see communities come together to clean things up and...
Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson has approved the two-year secondment of Detective Chief Inspector Sean Russell to become Implementation Director of the West Midlands Mental Health Commission. Improving...
...killed a mother and three children while scrolling through his phone while driving at 50mph. West Midlands Police and Crime Commissioner David Jamieson said: “This is something I am extremely passionate...
...of local people coming from ethnic minority backgrounds. We want our force to reflect that and it is key that communities know that we have a strong commitment to diversity...
...effective ways It also acknowledges the force’s ‘comprehensive and ambitious change 2020 programme’. The report also highlights the force’s understanding of the changing demographic in the region by using academic...
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