Police Budget for 2019 Includes Council Tax Increase
Derbyshire taxpayers are to each pay £24 more this year to get 120 more cops. On Monday 14th January 2019,
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Police and Crime Commissioner To Listen To Locals
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Hardyal Dhindsa, will be travelling around various parts of Amber Valley with his popup stall
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Derbyshire Residents To Be Charged £12.4 Million in Council Tax To Fund Police
Today the Home Office published the “Provisional Police Funding Settlement” for 2019-20. This sets out the total amount of money
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Stay Safe During Christmas Partying
Police officers are urging people throughout Derbyshire to be safe this Christmas when partying or on a night out. The
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Small Survey Claims People Feel Safe in Derbyshire
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Hardyal Dhindsa, launched a countywide consultation between August 2017 and July 2018 which recorded the
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Community Action Grants Deadline Looms
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Derbyshire, Hardyal Dhindsa is inviting voluntary organisations and groups (which focus on community safety)
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New Multi-language Crimestoppers Line Launched in Derbyshire
The independent charity Crimestoppers launched a new campaign appealing for information in Derbyshire with the aim of uniting communities against
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Should Council Tax Rise To Plug Gap in Police Funding?
Derbyshire Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Dhindsa has launched a new survey to get public feedback on his plans to
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Jeremy Corbyn was in Belper Today
Jeremy Corbyn visited Belper today at around 1pm with our Police and Crime Commissioner Hardyal Singh Dhindsa and local Labour
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