Results from a survey, ran by PCC John Campion, to greater understand the public’s views on policing from January to March have been gathered.
Confidence in West Mercia Police has remained stable at 82%, but is falling short of West Mercia Police's aspirational target of 88%.
Three-quarters of residents across three counties believe the police understands the issues in their community.
Whilst the number of people who see an officer or PCSO at least once a week has hit a low at just 14%.
Data from local areas:
Herefordshire
Worcestershire
Shropshire
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