Here you will find press releases that relate to the Commissioners role specifically in Northumbria. All media enquiries should be made to the OPCC by telephoning 0191 221 9800.
LOCAL domestic abuse support services predict their referrals will soar when children head back to the classroom this September, and we must be ready for it says Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner, Kim McGuinness. In recent weeks, Kim...
‘We can’t let the North East become the worst hit region for youth unemployment, and urgent action is needed’, warns Police and Crime Commissioner, Kim McGuinness. Her calls for action follow recent predictions from the IPPR that the unemployment of young...
Chief Constable Winton Keenen along with Northumbria Police and Crime Commissioner Kim McGuinness last week welcomed 52 student officers into the Force. Their arrival means a total of 217 new recruits have joined since lockdown was announced on March...
Domestic abuse victims are most likely to call on friends and family for help, says new survey VICTIMS of domestic abuse are most likely to confide in friends first not the police, so it’s vital the friends know where...
PRESS RELEASE VICTIMS of domestic abuse and sexual violence will get extra help from a £500,000 fund set to help local voluntary groups. Extra funds secured by Police and Crime Commissioner Kim McGuinness will ensure specialist support reaches victims...
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