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Official twitter for the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for Cumbria. This page is not monitored 24/7. To report a crime, call 101 or 999 in an emergency.
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The Commissioner is hosting a public drop-in surgery during the Operation Respect Day on 31st July in Chances Park, Carlisle and will be available at the Constabulary’s gazebo, just opposite Morton Manor from 1.30-2.30pm. See you there!
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The Commissioner is hosting a public drop-in surgery on Wednesday 6th August at Northside Community Hub from 1.30-2.30pm. Please come along and let him know your thoughts on Cumbria Police and the Fire & Rescue Service.
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The Commissioner is hosting a public drop-in surgery during the Operation Respect Day on 31st July in Chances Park, Carlisle and will be available at the Constabulary’s gazebo, just opposite Morton Manor from 1.30-2.30pm. See you there!
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The Commissioner is hosting a public drop-in surgery on Wednesday 6th August at Northside Community Hub from 1.30-2.30pm. Please come along and let him know your thoughts on Cumbria Police and the Fire & Rescue Service.
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Come along to the Commissioner's public surgery during the Operation Respect Day on 31st July in Carlisle. He will be available at the Constabulary’s gazebo, just opposite Morton Manor from 1.30-2.30pm. See you there!
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Come along to the Commissioner's public surgery during the Operation Respect Day on 31st July in Carlisle. He will be available at the Constabulary’s gazebo, just opposite Morton Manor from 1.30-2.30pm. See you there!
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Inspectors from HMICFRS noted that they were ‘pleased’ with the improvements Cumbria Fire & Rescue Service has made in their most recent inspection. Commissioner David Allen comments on the report. Find out more here:
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ICYMI . Cumbria’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, David Allen, spoke to BBC’s Mike Zeller this morning about ASB and the Safer Streets Summer Initiative. Listen here:
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Cold water shock is an involuntary response to the body being suddenly submerged in cold water. It causes dramatic changes in breathing and puts you at risk of drowning. If you experience it, don’t try to swim straight away. Instead, float to live.
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ICYMI ITV Border did a brilliant piece on the Safer Streets Summer Initiative that sees partners coming together to keep our town centres safe this summer. Read more at
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Organisations across Cumbria are coming together this summer to keep town centres safe. The project, called Safer Streets Summer Initiative, introduced by the Home Office, launched today and runs for three months.
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If you see someone in trouble in the water – do not go in after them. Call 999, tell them to float on their back and, if possible, throw something to help them float. More information:
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Cold water shock is an involuntary response to the body being suddenly submerged in cold water. It causes dramatic changes in breathing and puts you at risk of drowning. If you experience it, don’t try to swim straight away. Instead, float to live.
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As Commissioner, I am your voice in Policing and Fire. If you have a concern that you would like to raise with me, pop along to my surgery or contact my office on 01768 217734 or at commissioner@cumbria-pcc.gov.uk
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As Commissioner, I am your voice in Policing and Fire. If you have a concern that you would like to raise with me, pop along to my surgery or contact my office on 01768 217734 or at commissioner@cumbria-pcc.gov.uk
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As Commissioner, I am your voice in Policing and Fire. If you have a concern that you would like to raise with me, pop along to my surgery or contact my office on 01768 217734 or at commissioner@cumbria-pcc.gov.uk
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Do you have a passion for digital content and a confident communicator? We are looking for a talented Digital Content Officer to help us engage with the communities of Cumbria supporting the Constabulary’s Op Enhance programme. Interested? Find out more:
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Float to Live could save your life. • Tilt your head back with ears submerged.• Relax, breathe normally, move your hands and legs.to help. • It’s ok if your legs sink, we all float differently.• Once you’re over the initial shock, call for help or swim to safety.
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Do you have a passion for digital content and a confident communicator? We are looking for a talented Digital Content Officer to help us engage with the communities of Cumbria supporting the Constabulary’s Op Enhance programme. Interested? Find out more:
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If you see someone in trouble in the water – do not go in after them. Call 999, tell them to float on their back and, if possible, throw something to help them float. More information:
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