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Read more about Appeal for more venues to become ‘Safe Places’ throughout Northumberland, backed by PCC Kim McGuinness

27th October 2020

Appeal for more venues to become ‘Safe Places’ throughout Northumberland, backed by PCC Kim McGuinness

Read more about Coastal communities invited to have their say in PCC’s ‘Fighting Crime, Preventing Crime’ survey

7th October 2020

Coastal communities invited to have their say in PCC’s ‘Fighting Crime, Preventing Crime’ survey

Read more about Rural communities invited to have their say in PCC’s ‘Fighting Crime, Preventing Crime’ survey

7th October 2020

Rural communities invited to have their say in PCC’s ‘Fighting Crime, Preventing Crime’ survey

Read more about ‘Fighting Crime, Preventing Crime’ survey launched by PCC Kim McGuinness

30th September 2020

‘Fighting Crime, Preventing Crime’ survey launched by PCC Kim McGuinness

Read more about Statement from Kim McGuinness on additional restrictions for the North East

17th September 2020

Statement from Kim McGuinness on additional restrictions for the North East

Read more about PCC Kim McGuinness works with Crimestoppers to offer a reward for info on those who attack emergency workers & start fires

13th September 2020

PCC Kim McGuinness works with Crimestoppers to offer a reward for info on those who attack emergency workers & start fires

Read more about More youth services are needed to tackle ASB says PCC and Fire Chief

2nd September 2020

More youth services are needed to tackle ASB says PCC and Fire Chief

Read more about SUPPORT FROM NORTHUMBRIA POLICE & CRIME COMMISSIONER TOTALS OVER £1 MILLION AS KIM MCGUINNESS OUTLINES PLANS TO KEEP CRIME IN THE REGION FALLING

24th August 2020

SUPPORT FROM NORTHUMBRIA POLICE & CRIME COMMISSIONER TOTALS OVER £1 MILLION AS KIM MCGUINNESS OUTLINES PLANS TO KEEP CRIME IN THE REGION FALLING

Read more about Volunteers praised by PCC for their part in keeping rural crime costs down

20th August 2020

Volunteers praised by PCC for their part in keeping rural crime costs down