John Campion, West Mercia Police and Crime Commissioner, will be holding a number of public question and answer sessions. The events, designed to engage with more rural communities, will give the public the opportunity to put their questions, relating to local policing, to John in person.
The first public Q & A event will be held at Priory Hall, Much Wenlock on 25th October 2019 from 12:30pm to 2.30pm.
John Campion said “A crucial part of my role is engaging with communities, not only to understand their issues, but also to reassure them that their police service is working efficiently and effectively to deliver the service and resources they deserve.
“These question & answer events provide a valuable opportunity for me to engage with local communities and listen first hand to their concerns and work to address them. I would encourage you to drop into your local session”
If you are unable to make it or prefer to submit questions in advance email to opcc@westmercia.pnn.police.uk.
Date Issued: Friday 18th October 2019
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