Humberside PCC

Waste crime costs England £1billion a year but only around 27 per cent is reported. That means serious, hazardous crimes go unchallenged. Our partner @crimestoppersuk is working to highlight waste crime is not just a nuisance – it’s a crime Learn more ⬇️ crimestoppers-uk.org/get-involved/c…

Vacancy: We are looking for a talented individual to join our Humber Violence Prevention Partnership team as a Programme Support Officer. Read more ⬇️ humberside-pcc.gov.uk/who-we-are/vac…

Today marks the start of #KnifeCrimeAwarenessWeek - a campaign led by @kinsellatrust Humber Violence Prevention Partnership has compiled free resources for carers, schools and practitioners to help spread the important messages. Explore the resources ⬇️ humbervpp.org/news/resources…

Organisations from across the region united to tackle anti-social behaviour at the annual summit hosted by the Office of Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside. Read more ⬇️ humberside-pcc.gov.uk/news/opcc-brin…

We have provided funding for the use of innovative technology to help tackle shop theft and violence across North Lincs - empowering those who work in the retail and night-time economy sectors @selectadna @NorthLincsCNews @humberbeat_nl Read more ⬇️ humberside-pcc.gov.uk/news/opcc-fund…

A fantastic, productive day as our Anti-Social Behaviour Summit draws to a close. Thanks to all those who attended for sharing ideas and good practice as we work together in partnership to tackle ASB issues.

A presentation is underway from @humberbeat on anti-social behaviour risk assessments and community ward and beat planning to tackle issues effectively

The afternoon opens with a presentation on @humberbeat's Partnership Problem-Solving Portal and how it can be used to help tackle anti-social behaviour by bringing organisations together. The Portal was created with funding from the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner

Some great, constructive feedback from our first workshop on fly-tipping and littering

Anti-social behaviour leads from our four local authorities along with PCC Jonathan Evison and @humberbeat's Doug Blackwood have reaffirmed the @ASBhelp PLEDGE

The first workshop of the day is underway, with the gathered partners sharing ideas on the problems of fly-tipping and littering

We have already heard from @asbhelp on the PLEDGE which aims to put victims at the heart of addressing anti-social behaviour while @humberbeat's Doug Blackwood is discussing the force's ASB action plan

The Police and Crime Commissioner, Jonathan Evison, has today opened our annual Anti Social Behaviour Summit which brings together organisations seeking to tackle the problem across the region

We thank the venues of North Lincolnshire for helping to make the night-time economy safer for all. A recent Ask For Angela mystery shopper audit in Scunthorpe and Brigg reported a 100 per cent success rate. Read more ⬇️ humberside-pcc.gov.uk/news/ask-for-a…

📢 We are inviting quotations from suitably experienced organisations to deliver a reliable, effective, and forward-thinking Restorative Justice service across the Humber region More information ⬇️ humberside-pcc.gov.uk/news/restorati…

The Independent Custody Scrutiny Panel (ICSP) looks to scrutinise the police powers used in the custody setting, as well as wider issues that can’t be addressed through the independent custody visiting scheme. For more information, please visit ow.ly/eiQ450YEUck

Have you been a victim of crime in the past five years? Whether you reported the crime to the Police or chose not to, the Victims’ Commissioner would like to hear from you. Find out more and take the survey at ow.ly/tXnR50YKj42

Today we are holding our quarterly Hate Crime Scrutiny Panel. The role of the panel is to scrutinize, recognise, promote good practise, and challenge how Humberside Police deal with and raise awareness of hate crime. For more information, please visit ow.ly/wvHK50Y4SHq

Today we are holding our quarterly Police Powers Scrutiny Panel. The panel discuss and interpret police records, statistics, site visits, and look at how this then impacts our communities. For more information, please visit ow.ly/PcRT50Y4Swr

The latest report into Humberside Police's performance has today been published by His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS). Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner responds to the findings. Read the PCC response at ow.ly/rTLL50YGmgN