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PCC Blog 38

In his first Blog of 2021 Dr Billings discusses policing numbers and funding as well as lockdowns and re-calibrating for 2021, cybercrime and the awarding of a QPM for the Deputy Chief Constable.

PREDICTING CRIME

You might think that it is no more possible to predict crime than the weather. You may be right.On the other hand we do try to predict the weather. We want to know the  forecast before we set off for a picnic on the moors without a coat.

ENFORCEMENT VS. ENCOURAGEMENT

The first thing anyone interested in policing wants to know is: what will reduce crime? On this, people divide into two camps.

PCC Blog 86

Dr Billings spent some time with the Off-road Bike Intervention Team (ORBIT) this week, paid a virtual visit to Thurgoland and attended a listening event on violence against women and girls

£3K BOOST TO HELP PREVENT ELDERLY BECOMING CRIME VICTIMS

A city charity has been awarded £3,800 from the South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner to help prevent vulnerable older people becoming victims of crime.

PCC Blog 100

In a milestone blog, Dr Billings discusses a trip to Sheffield City Boxing Club, last week's mayoral election and applying the 'Joad principle' during interviews

FORGING AHEAD EVENT OPENED BY THE POLICE AND CRIME COMMISSIONER

Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner spoke at the Forging Ahead event on Wednesday, 10 January 2019.

PCC Blog 174

In his latest Bog Dr Billings, PCC for South Yorkshire talks about protests, dangerous dogs and police officer recruitment

Rotherham Advertiser Column – Police Officer Numbers

Dr Billings writes for the Rotherham Advertiser about police officer numbers following a virtual meeting with Dinnington Town Council

Commissioner’s Public Accountability Board to be Live Streamed

About The Role

As Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for South Yorkshire, it is my job to be the voice of the public, giving them a say in how they wish to be policed.

PCC Blog 108

Dr Billings discusses the Met police facing special measures, the differing opinions on stop and search and the complexity of boosting officer numbers by 20,000