Commissioner David Allen is asking residents to send in their questions regarding anti-social behaviour and how it’s policed in Cumbria ahead of his Public Accountability Conference (PAC) on Friday 25 October.

In support of national Hate Crime Awareness Week, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner David Allen hears first-hand how restorative justice is supporting victims of hate crime in Cumbria.

Commissioner David Allen is encouraging as many people as possible to register for Get Safe Online’s free Artificial Intelligence (AI) webinar on 9 October which will examine the rapid advance in AI, highlight the ways it can be used for good but also raise awareness of the threats it can bring.

Commissioner David Allen, is thanking the public for taking part in the Police, Fire and Crime Plan consultation that closed earlier this month.

Commissioner David Allen attended the Jewish Living Experience Exhibition and Holocaust Education evening at St Benedict’s School in Whitehaven, that promoted prevention, raised awareness of interfaith groups and hate crime in Cumbria.

Commissioner David Allen is opening the new Community Fund today, and is appealing for local organisations, charities and community groups to apply for funding to support projects to help tackle or prevent anti-social behaviour (ASB) and anti-social driving (ASD) in Cumbria.