A unique opportunity is available for the public to have their say on how policing is working in their community at two online focus group events hosted by the Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion.
The online events are a chance for residents of Herefordshire, Shropshire and Worcestershire to voice their views about police visibility, accessibility and how to work better with partners, volunteers and the force to address the concerns and priorities that matter most to the public.
Feedback from the focus groups will be shared and discussed with the Chief Constable at the next Assurance and Accountability meeting in February, which will be recorded and shared with the public.
The online focus group sessions are being held on:
Tuesday 14 January at 11am
Thursday 23 January at 6.30pm
To register an interest in attending one of the sessions, please click here.
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