VRN Funds Additional 6,350 Policing Hours to Help Tackle Serious Violence
The Lancashire Violence Reduction Network (VRN) has funded an additional 6,354 hours of extra policing so far this year as part of ‘Operation GRIP’, which
Lancashire Violence Reduction Network is made up of a number of partners from across public services and the third sector.
On our team we have representatives from youth offending teams, schools and colleges, public health, police, children’s social care, probation, community safety partnerships, Lancashire PCC, Lancashire County Council and the NHS. Through this network, we aim to facilitate a system-wide trauma-informed approach to making Lancashire a safer place to live, work and visit.
The Lancashire Violence Reduction Network (VRN) has funded an additional 6,354 hours of extra policing so far this year as part of ‘Operation GRIP’, which
The Lancashire Violence Reduction Network (VRN) is asking for your help to make our communities safer. We want to know how safe you feel in
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