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Derbyshire Police Have your say 2013

Published on Wednesday 8 May 2013

Police and Crime Commissioner Alan Charles has announced details of the 2013 Have Your Say programme − the largest feedback exercise in the Derbyshire policing calendar.

From next month, he and representatives from both his office and Derbyshire Constabulary will visit every corner of the county to gather public opinion on a range of policing issues and provide communities with an opportunity to discuss their concerns on a one-to-one basis.

At various community events and policing meetings over the next four months, members of the public will be asked to fill out a questionnaire asking for their response to a range of policing questions. The survey, which has the full support of Derbyshire Constabulary, gathers important feedback on a host of issues including how safe they feel, what their understanding of frontline policing is, how their quality of life is affected by the fear of crime and what their top five priorities for policing are. This year's survey also asks whether they know who Derbyshire's PCC is and how to contact them.

PCCs have a statutory duty to consult the public and ensure public opinion helps steer service reform but Commissioner Charles is keen to take this task even further by re-connecting the public with the people who protect them and giving them a greater sense of control over the decision-making process. He also wants to promote inclusion and make policing accessible to every resident living or working in the county irrespective of their culture, ethnicity or lifestyle.

Commissioner Charles said:

"The Have Your Say initiative is one of the most far-reaching consultation exercises around and has collected extremely valuable information over the years. This survey will give me a better understanding of the hopes and concerns of our communities and ensure that my future decisions regarding crime reduction reflect public opinion. I've always said that this job is as much about people as it is about policing and this is one of those golden opportunities where the people who rely on us can tell us how we can make their lives better. The information we collect will help us identify any weaknesses and will set the scene for future improvements. For many years the force and the Police Authority have sought the views of local people on policing and the issues that impact on them and their communities. Thousands of people have contributed to this annual process and I encourage any resident of Derbyshire to take part in this years 'Have Your Say' process. Derbyshire is an increasingly safe place to live in, to work and to visit and there have been ten consecutive years of crime reduction - but I know that statistics can only tell us so much. Alan Charles, your Police and Crime Commissioner, and I want to hear from the people of our county tell us about what matters to them, how they think we can make Derbyshire an even safer place and how we can further improve policing to protect you and your community. As the Chief Constable with ultimate responsibility for the leadership of the force I need to know your views and opinions. Likewise, it's particularly important that you give Alan Charles your views. He is your elected PCC and is your way of holding me and the constabulary to account to make sure we deliver the best policing service for you that we can."

The dates and venues are as follows:

Have Your Say Schedule 2013
Date Day Town Venue Times
7th May Tuesday Derby Morrison's Supermarket,
Wheatcroft Way, Derby, DE21 4RX
10am - 2pm
13th May Monday Bakewell The Market, Market Street,
Bakewell, DE45 1EX
9am - 2pm
17th May Friday Swadlincote The Market, High Street
Swadlincote, DE11 0AG
9am - 2pm
24th May Friday Glossop Glossop Market,
Municipal Buildings, Glossop, SK13 8AF
9am - 2pm
28th May Tuesday Buxton Spring Gardens Shopping Centre,
Buxton, Derbyshire, SK17 6DF
10am - 2pm
31st May Friday Ilkeston Ilkeston Market, Market Place,
Bath Street, Ilkeston, DE7 8AH
9am - 2pm
4th June Tuesday Dronfield Civic Centre,
Dronfield, S18 1PD
10am - 2pm
6th June Tuesday Derby Sainsbury's Supermarket,
Off Osmaston Park Road, Derby, DE24 8EB
10am - 2pm
12th June Wednesday Derby Pak Foods, 309 - 315 Normanton Road,
Derby, DE23 6UU
10am - 2pm
21st June Friday Alfreton Severn Square,
Alfreton, DE55 7BQ
10am - 2pm
29th June Saturday Derby The Police Experience,
Market Place, Derby, DE1 3AH
10am - 4pm
3rd July Wednesday Matlock By Hall Leys Park,
Next to the A6, DE4 3AR
10am - 2pm
12th July Friday Long Eaton The Market, High Street,
Long Eaton, NG10 1JB
9am - 2pm
19th July Friday Chesterfield Shopping Centre, Vicar Lane,
Chesterfield, S40 1PY
9am - 2pm
26th July Friday Shirebrook The Market, Market Square,
Shirebrook, NG20 8AB
9am - 2pm
30th July Tuesday Killamarsh Aldi, Off Stanley Street,
Killamarsh, S21 1EL
10am - 2pm
2nd August Friday Heanor Market Place,
Heanor, DE75 7EG




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