Tag: Survey
Understanding Support for Domestic Abuse Victims and Survivors at Courts
Views Sought in Police Budget Consultation
Residents Asked to Help Shape Future Policing Services
To help shape the policing priorities for the next financial year (starting in April 2021), South Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Dr Alan Billings is seeking views from local residents and businesses on policing and crime services.
2020 Rural Crime Survey Launched
South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, Dr Alan Billings, has today (Thursday 4 June) launched the 2020 rural crime survey.
VICTIMS OF CRIME IN SOUTH YORKSHIRE ASKED TO COMPLETE SHORT SURVEY
Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner is asking victims living in South Yorkshire to take part in a short survey to help him understand their experience through the criminal justice system.
POLICE BUDGET CONSULTATION 2019/20
Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner is seeking the views of residents in South Yorkshire on setting the council tax precept for policing for the financial year starting in April 2019.
SOUTH YORKSHIRE VICTIMS ASKED TO TAKE PART IN NATIONAL SURVEY
Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner is asking victims of crime to take part in a survey on how they feel the parole process involves victims.
BUDGET CONSULTATION 2018.19
Part of my role as South Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner is to set the local police ‘precept’ – the amount people pay through their council tax for policing.
TRUST AND CONFIDENCE RESIDENTS SURVEY
An independent organisation is undertaking a consultation exercise with residents within diverse and harder to reach communities to establish a baseline assessment of trust and confidence in South Yorkshire Police.
POLICE BUDGET CONSULTATION 2016/17
One of the responsibilities I have as Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) is to set the annual budget for policing. A small proportion of the cost of policing is paid from council tax (25%) with the rest coming directly from the Government via the police