Police and Crime survey – closes on Sunday

Final two days to have your say in largest ever Police and Crime survey

Residents across Cheshire have until 23:59 on Sunday 5 December 2021 to share their views on policing and crime in their community in Commissioner John Dwyer's county-wide survey.

To respond to the survey, click here.

It's been three weeks since the Commissioner's survey began to be delivered to resident's homes, with everyone encouraged to share their views and influence the future of policing in Cheshire.

John Dwyer, Police and Crime Commissioner for Cheshire, said: "I have received a great amount of feedback through this survey, and I'd encourage those who haven't given their opinions yet to be part of the largest consultation exercise that their Commissioner has ever carried out.

"I'm unable to fulfil my role to its full potential if I don't know what you want me to hold the Chief Constable to account for. By sharing your feedback we can all make Cheshire a safer place to live, work and visit."

In the survey, the Commissioner is also gauging the public's view on the policing precept -- the part of council tax that goes to the police.

John Dwyer added: "I want to know what level of resources people feel needs to be available to deliver on their policing and crime priorities. In the survey I have given a number of options for residents to consider.

"In the new year I will be coming back to the residents of Cheshire with a formal proposal for the precept that will reflect the feedback I've received in this survey."