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Local residents to have their say on how Cheshire is policed

25th July 2021 @ 6:06am – by Webteam
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Cheshire's Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) John Dwyer is asking local residents for their views on his new Police and Crime Plan, which sets out the priorities for policing and community safety in Cheshire.

The plan sets out the newly elected PCC's vision for policing. It also details the strategic priorities for Cheshire Constabulary over the next three years, as well as setting out how he'll hold the Chief Constable to account against these priorities.

The overarching priorities from now until 2024 are to:

  • Prevent and tackle crime
  • Make Cheshire's roads safer
  • Deliver justice for victims of crime
  • Protect vulnerable people
  • Improve public confidence in policing
  • Modernise our police force


The plan also includes a commitment to take police officer numbers in Cheshire to 2,345 – their highest level in modern times and to continue to invest in neighbourhood policing to ensure there is a visible policing presence in all local communities.

The Commissioner is now asking the public for their views on whether these priorities and commitments will make Cheshire even safer.

To take the short survey to give your views, please visit here :
To read the draft plan in full, please visit the Commissioner's website: Police and Crime Plan 2021-2024 Consultation (cheshire-pcc.gov.uk)

The consultation closes at 23.59 hours on Sunday 15 August 2021. Once the consultation is closed, the responses will be analysed and amendments to the plan will be made before the final draft is presented at the September meeting of Cheshire's Police and Crime Panel.

If you'd like to request a hard copy of the plan or survey, please email pcc@cheshire.pnn.police.uk or call 01606 364000.

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