Residents urged to send in their questions about rural crime for West Mercia Police's Facebook Live discussion on the issue - The Malvern Observer

Residents urged to send in their questions about rural crime for West Mercia Police's Facebook Live discussion on the issue

Malvern Editorial 22nd Jun, 2019   0

THERE will be a Facebook Live discussion on rural crime at 7pm on Monday, June 24, on the West Mercia PCC Facebook page.

Residents are invited to ask the questions which West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion and his Deputy Tracey Onslow will put to West Mercia Police Chief Constable Anthony Bangham, and Deputy Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman.

The meeting is the third to be broadcast live, and is part of a series of regular meetings, focusing on key priorities raised by communities.

Mr Campion said “Building safer, more secure rural communities is something that, I and the Chief Constable are committed to. I get clear feedback that this priority is shared by our communities.




“I’d encourage people to take advantage of this opportunity, to have a voice at the highest level. Any questions you have about rural policing, funding to tackle rural crime or particular crime types affecting you and your communities, can be addressed in the most open and transparent way.”

Anyone who has a question should email them to [email protected] before 5pm tomorrow (Sunday).


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