Dorset PCC to answer questions on plans to pay more for policing
Martyn Underhill is unable to see people face to face this year, so the question and answer event is to be held virtually.
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Request for £1.25 a month to provide enhanced police service
Members of the public are being asked to pay an extra £1.25 per month for an enhanced police service and to recruit new officers.
Innovative domestic abuse prevention scheme to target offenders
An innovative domestic abuse prevention scheme is to target Dorset’s most dangerous domestic abuse perpetrators.
Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner to take part in a ‘Question Time’
Are there questions you would like to put to Dorset’s Police and Crime Commissioner? If so, now is your chance.
“End of furlough sparks mental health fears” says Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner
A change coming into effect this weekend will have a devastating impact on thousands of people in Dorset, and many more across the rest of the country.
Vulnerable women’s scheme commended at community awards
A scheme supporting vulnerable women to reduce reoffending has been commended at the Howard League Community Awards.
Sexual assault charity Act Fast receives funding
Acts Fast, which works with the non-abusive parents or carers of children who have made a disclosure of sexual abuse, was able to continue operating during the pandemic thanks to funding accessed through the Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner.
New Dorset Police patrol boat takes to the water
‘Buccaneer’ a new Dorset Police boat has been unveiled at a small launch event attended by the Chief Constable and Police and Crime Commissioner.
Take advantage of free mental health sessions
If your mental health has suffered during the pandemic, you might like to participate in free online mental health sessions being organised by Dorset Mind from 14-19 September.
Call to stay safe on Dorset roads following a number of fatal collisions
With more poor weather forecast, Dorset Police is urging those who get behind the wheel to respect other road users and behave sensibly.