Focused on giving business owners and retail workers in Whitchurch a voice, PCC John Campion is holding his latest Community Conversation event in the town.
The PCC wants to hear from businesses in the area to involve them in driving positive change in their community.
On Thursday 3 April from 6pm, the PCC will be joined by local police officers from Whitchurch to talk to local business owners and staff in the training room at the town’s Tesco Superstore, SY13 1BA.
Those wishing to attend can register their interest at – here
PCC John Campion said: “On my latest visit to Whitchurch I meet with the Tesco store manager where I heard about the impact retail crime is having on businesses throughout the town.
“I am pleased to have their support as we look to work together to understand the concerns in the community and make change for the better.
“I would encourage local businesses in the area to come along and speak to me, and their local policing team, to have their voice heard.”
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