Northumbria Police’s volunteer police cadets will be hosting an online forum next Tuesday to support Safer Internet Day. Tuesday February 9 is Safer Internet Day which aims to promote safer and more responsible use of online technology and mobile...
Vera Baird and Northumbria Police are taking a stance against FGM by supporting the United Nations’ International Day of Zero Tolerance to Female Genital Mutilation. The yearly event, held on 6 February, raises awareness of the harmful practice affecting...
Vera Baird QC, the Police and Crime Commissioner for Northumbria is delighted to launch the second year of the PCC ‘Supporting Victims Fund’ providing financial support to strengthen and enhance victim services across Northumbria. The aim of the fund...
A successful project to tackle domestic abuse, which focuses on perpetrators, is set to benefit more people in the Northumbria Police Force area, thanks to funding secured by Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner, Vera Baird. Last year, Barnardo’s and...
Police and Crime Commissioner Vera Baird and Northumbria Police have today opened the area’s first Remote Evidence Suite in conjunction with Her Majesty’s Courts and Tribunals Service (HMCTS) The Suite is away from the court building, in another part...
Northumbria Police have launched their own Association of Women in Policing as they look to inspire their future leaders in the force. The force currently has a good reputation when it comes to promoting women to leadership positions but...
The Police and Crime Panel for Northumbria have unanimously approved the Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner’s proposed increase to the police precept (the police element of the council tax) of 10p per week for a band D property. The...
Following news that American blogger Daryush Valizadeh known as Roosh V has organised rallies in various cities across the world this weekend, including Newcastle, Northumbria’s Police & Crime Commissioner, Vera Baird QC, has written to the Home Secretary, Theresa...
Four men from Manchester have been sentenced to more than 20 years after a series of offences across the country. All pleaded guilty to conspiracy to commit burglary: Michael Rowlinson, 25, of no fixed abode was sentenced to 4...
This Friday the House of Lords will debate lowering the drink driving limit as part of the Road Traffic Act. Northumbria’s Police & Crime Commissioner Vera Baird is urging Peers to support the Bill. Commissioner Baird, along with her...
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