Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC)

More than 30 residents representing communities in the Congleton area have come together to help shape local policing in the latest citizens’ assembly, run by Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC).

Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner’s (PCC) police budget for 2026/27 has been approved, securing 30 Police Community Support Officer (PCSO) roles that were facing redundancy.

A new initiative aimed at addressing youth violence is underway across Cheshire West and Chester, as the Council’s Youth Service responds to a perceived rise in youth-related crime.

All state high schools in Cheshire will have phones locked away under Cheshire PCC’s initiative The Duke of Westminster is making a significant personal donation of £250,000 to help Cheshire’s state high schools buy lockable phone pouches. The donation means Cheshire is likely to become the first county in the UK where all mainstream state[...]

Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) has saved 10 PCSOs from redundancy following an announcement before Christmas that Cheshire Police had entered a consultation to reduce them by 60.

This week, Cheshire Police will complete its employment consultation with PCSOs, after announcing that it would like to reduce numbers by 60.

Eleven ex-offenders in Cheshire have now been offered the chance to make a fresh start thanks to a new scheme that aims to cut the cycle of re-offending in the county.

In light of the Government's decision to abolish the Police and Crime Commissioner model, Cheshire's Police and Crime Commissioner Dan Price has provided a statement.

Mobile phones will be locked away during the school day in every state high school in Cheshire, as part of a new initiative led by Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Dan Price.

Dan’s SWAP Fund – Safety, Working Together, Action and Prevention – £150,000 pot for communities to bid for.