South Wales Police and Crime Plan consultation

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South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Consultation

The South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner, Emma Wools, is consulting on the new Police and Crime Plan.

Consultation Survey:
Anyone aged 18+ living or working in South Wales can complete the survey, which takes under 10 minutes. Please share it with your networks.

Closing date for Survey: Monday 14th October

‘Tell Emma’ Community Grant:
Up to £500 is available for grassroots organizations to facilitate feedback sessions in their communities.

Closing date for Grant: Monday 30th September

For more information:

Survey: Access the survey here
‘Tell Emma’ Grant: Learn more here

Paper copies and easy-read versions are available upon request. For questions or further information, contact [email protected] or call 01656 869366 or refer to the attached posters.

For more information please click the links below:

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