[C]umbria’s Police and Crime Commissioner, Peter McCall, is inviting people to go along and share their views about policing in Cumbria. Mr McCall will be available in the Café at Morrison’s Supermarket, Penrith, between 10am – noon on Wednesday 9 May 2018.
Meeting the public regularly to listen to their views on policing is a significant responsibility for the Commissioner and Peter McCall is keen to make sure that communities get the opportunity to meet him. It is also one of his key objectives in the county’s Police and Crime Plan.
Peter McCall explains: “I am really keen to speak to as many people as possible across the county, as I have found it a really valuable experience in the past, and helps give me a real feel for what people are experiencing out in our communities. It also helps me get a sense of what people see as the policing priorities in their local areas.
“Holding surgeries such as these is just one of the ways that I engage with members of the public, and I urge people to take the opportunity to come along for a chat. I really want to get out in the community to hear for myself what the issues are and how policing can help.”
Mr McCall will be holding a series of surgeries across the county over the coming months, dates and venues will be published once confirmed.
No appointment is necessary.
If you wish to contact the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner please email: commissioner@cumbria-pcc.gov.uk or telephone 01768 217734
Website: www.cumbria-pcc.gov.uk
