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Keep up to date with the latest news, case studies and media from Dan Price, the Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner. Contact us on opccmediadesk@cheshire-pcc.gov.uk
Cheshire wins national award for independent custody visits
The Office of the Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) has been recognised nationally with a silver award for the high quality of its independent custody visiting scheme.
Vital open water safety training rolls out to all schools in Cheshire
12-months funding will help spread the word on keeping young people safe in water
Return of £50k boost for Cheshire summer activities
Seized funds supporting positive summer opportunities for young people
Youngsters’ demand for a safe place to go drives PCC backing for new Crewe Youth Zone
New research highlighting young people’s urgent need for safe, supportive spaces has prompted Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner Dan Price to back Crewe’s new The Dome Youth Zone as a Founder Patron.
Cheshire PCC leads the way, making it easier for schools nationwide to go phone-free
Cheshire is leading the way in creating distraction-free classrooms, with three quarters of its state high schools now either using or planning to introduce lockable phone pouches.
Summer activity funding boost returns for second year
SWAP Summer Support Fund returns. Applications accepted now.
Halfway through the term: meaningful progress, clear direction
Reaching the two year mark in any public leadership role is a moment to pause, reflect, and look ahead. It’s a point where early promises meet the reality of delivery and where learning starts to shape long term ambition.
Statement about police operation in Crewe
A statement has been issued by Dan Price, Cheshire Police and Crime Commissioner following a significant police operation in Crewe on 29th April 2026.
Congleton residents choose their top policing priorities
Find out what the outcomes were from the Congleton citizens' assembly.
Cheshire plans for people on probation to build homes for the future
Police and Crime Commissioner aims to have first families in new homes within 12 months
