Welcome to the Lancashire Police Authority Website
We hope you will find this a useful way of communicating with the Authority, finding out more about our work and giving us feedback on policing in the County. Please visit us regularly to find out what is going on and how to get more involved.
What's New?
Get in the LOOP!
LOOP – Lancashire Opinions on Policing – a new interactive website where people can give their views on policing has just been launched visit it now www.getintheloop.co.uk
The Name is Bond, Investor Bond
Mr Investor Bond will be taking to the streets across Lancashire talking to residents about neighbourhood policing, how they feel about policing and whether they receive a good service, anti-social behaviour and a host of other policing issues. He will also be explaining how public investment in policing is being used to police Lancashire effectively and keep people safe.
Members' Allowance Scheme
Lancashire Police Authority, in exercise of the powers conferred by paragraph 29 of the Police Authority Regulations 2008, has recently agreed a revised Members' Allowance Scheme which shall have effect for the year commencing 1st April 2010 and subsequent years.
Members of the public may obtain copies of the published Local Allowance Scheme
Aimed at letting you know what happens to offenders who commit crime where you live after they have been to court.
For more information click on the link below:
http://www.lancashire.police.uk/news/campaigns/behind-bars
Local Confidence Survey Results - 28/02/2010
The Government has set every force a target to raise public confidence that the police and local council are dealing with the anti-social behaviour and crime issues that matter locally.
Click here to find out about your area.
Watch it now. Check out our new video 'Investors in Policing Campaign – Your Views!'
To find out more about us please click on the links below;
The 'Policing Pledge' tells you the level of service you can expect to receive from your local police force. It includes a pledge to answer calls promptly, hold regular meetings in the community to set policing priorities, give updates on local crime and policing issues and provide information on how you will be supported if you are a victim of crime. What are your views on the Policing Pledge?
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