Giving businesses in Malvern an opportunity to voice their concerns on retail crime, Police and Crime Commissioner John Campion is holding a drop-in Community Conversation in the town.
Understanding the significant rise in retail crime and its impact on local businesses, the PCC is visiting Malvern to hear from business owners, retail workers and shoppers about the issues they are facing.
The PCC will be joined by local officers and the We Don’t Buy Crime team at The Lyttelton Room for 2 hours between 10am – 12pm on Friday 16 February to hear your concerns.
PCC John Campion said: “In January, I launched my ‘Calling time on retail crime’ campaign because I hear too often from local businesses about the devastating impact this rise is having on feelings of safety and livelihoods.
"I look forward to meeting business owners so I can ensure their views are at the heart of change in Malvern."
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