Focused on ensuring the voices of local communities are at the heart of change, Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion is hosting his latest ‘Community Conversation’ in Stourport.
Taking place on Wednesday 13 August at Areley Kings Village Hall, DY13 0NB from 6pm, it is an opportunity for local residents to go along, hear from both the PCC and local officers from West Mercia Police, ask questions and raise any issues.
Anyone interested can register their attendance here.
PCC John Campion said: “I have seen and received correspondence from local communities about concerns in relation to crime and anti-social behaviour in Stourport.
“I am reassured that West Mercia Police is taking those reports seriously, but I want to give the whole community a platform to have their say so we can ensure all concerns are being acted on.
“Previous Community Conversations have highlighted the real difference communities can make, so I would encourage you to come along.”
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