A consultation being launched by Stephen Mold, Northamptonshire Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner and Northamptonshire Police aims to start a conversation about the difficult choices that have to be made when policing the county and about how police resources should be allocated. The consultation asks people to put themselves in…
A new range of grant funding is now available and open for applications through the office of Northamptonshire Police Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold. This year, three different funds are available that will give a wider range of community groups, charities and other voluntary organisations options to seek funding,…
More than 200 new officers will be recruited by Northamptonshire Police over the next two years, taking the Force to more than 1300 police officers for the first time since 2010. Taking into account those who retire or leave each year, this means that there will be nearly 100 more police officers…
Northamptonshire Police Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold and Assistant Chief Constable Simon Blatchly are setting up their stall in Northampton to meet local people and hear what they have to say about policing in the county. OnFriday April 12, Stephen and Simon will be in the upper mall of the…
An independent review – supported by the Home Office – of how serious and organised crime is identified and tackled by agencies in Northamptonshire has praised the work taking place to intervene early with young people at risk of violence and made a number of recommendations to help agencies develop…
Farmers and landowners are being invited to two free barn events to learn more about and discuss how to protect themselves from rural crime. The events, in Cold Ashby and in Wellingborough, follow two successful sessions held in January, and are open to anyone interested in learning more about crime…
Northamptonshire Police Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold is setting up a youth commission to involve young people in decisions about policing, the fire service and criminal justice in Northamptonshire. Young people aged between 14 and 19 – or 24 if they have additional needs – are invited to join…
A new fund set up by the Northamptonshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold has already supported 12 community safety initiatives in communities across the county. The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold set-up his Supporting Communities Fund to help frontline police officers and staff from throughout the…
Northamptonshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Stephen Mold is asking people who live and work in Northamptonshire for their views on the priorities for policing and the fire service in the county. The Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is updating the Police and Crime Plan and launching a new Fire…
Governance is transferring from Northamptonshire County Council, which means that the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner will now be responsible for the performance of the Fire and Rescue Service and will hold the chief fire officer to account in the same way he does the chief constable for the performance of…
