Four nations webinar series: A public health approach to gangs
Following the success of the Four Nations webinar series on public health approaches in policing, delegates were asked what content would be useful in their
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Following the success of the Four Nations webinar series on public health approaches in policing, delegates were asked what content would be useful in their
Written by Superintendent Justin Srivastava, Lancashire Violence Reduction Network I remember back in 2012, when I was working in Blackburn being told by public health
Lancashire Violence Reduction Network (LVRN) in discussion with the Community Safety Partnership in Preston, has identified two areas in Preston, the Holme Slack and Avenham
Please see our March 2021 newsletter below for an insight into some of the work being done across Lancashire to reduce and prevent violence.
£710,500 has been secured by Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner to tackle serious violence, murder, and knife crime over the next year. The police surge
Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner has secured funding for 2021-2022 to continue Lancashire Violence Reduction Network’s work to tackle serious violence across the county. Funding