#KienasLaw
Kiena Dawes was a young mother from Lancashire who tragically took her own life almost four years ago in July 2022 after suffering prolonged domestic abuse. Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Advocacy After Fatal Domestic Abuse (AAFDA) call on the UK Government to introduce #KienasLaw to create a specific criminal offence of domestic abuse–related suicide and include coercive and controlling behaviour within the “dangerous offender” framework, allowing courts to impose extended sentences
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New police operation tackles misogyny in football
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Operation Holcroft will deploy a range of policing tactics to make it clear that sexist, abusive and predatory behaviour has no place in the game. Working alongside football clubs across the county, the operation will raise awareness of acceptable behaviour and reinforce key messages from the Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner’s Get the Message campaign. […]
35 PCs sworn in as part of Police Constable Entry Programme
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The new cohort of PCs were sworn in in the presence of a presiding magistrate, members of the Chief Officer Team (COT) and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC). Representing Lancashire’s tenth Police Constable Entry Programme (PCEP) intake, the new officers promised to uphold the key values and principles that the force […]
Commissioner backs ‘Terry’s Vision’ to create a safer Lancashire
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During the visit, the Commissioner met prison staff, partners and prisoners to see first-hand how the suite supports individuals as they approach release. The facility helps users become familiar with the support services available to them, including housing, employment and wellbeing support. The Commissioner also had the opportunity to experience the innovative Virtual Reality (VR) […]
New Child Focused Courts model to strengthen support for children and families in Lancashire
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The Child Focused Courts model, formerly known as Pathfinder, is being introduced in Lancashire following successful implementation in court areas across England and Wales. The model is designed to ensure children’s experiences are better understood at an earlier stage, helping risks to be identified sooner and families to access support when they need it most. […]
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