APCC - The Association of Police and Crime Commissioners

National Portfolio Leads

A list of all APCC Portfolio Leads, and Deputy Leads

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APCC Bulletins

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Videos

A selection of short videos highlighting the work of PCCs

 

impact report 2023-24

Read about the achievements of the APCC on behalf of its members in the Impact Report for 2023-24. It highlights the broad range of activities the organisation carries out to support PCCs, PFCCs, Deputy Mayors and their staff. These include producing 14 pieces of member guidance and toolkits, a social media campaign to raise public awareness of PCCs, training sessions, Parliamentary events and lobbying.

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New national Anti-Corruption and Abuse Reporting Service

Find out how you can anonymously or confidentially report corruption and criminality within policing via a new service run by the independent charity Crimestoppers.

Visit the Crimestoppers page

Towards Better Local Partnership Systems in England and Wales

The crucial role of effective cross-sector work in reducing crime and making communities safer, overseen and coordinated by locally elected Police and Crime Commissioners, are highlighted in a new report by the APCC.  

Read more here

 

Latest News and Videos

Statement on the Association of Convenience Stores' 2025 Crime Report

APCC Joint Leads on Business and Retail Crime, Katy Bourne OBE and Andy Dunbobbin, welcome acknowledgement of the importance of PCCs in holding police forces to account on their response to shop theft and violence against retail workers.

Response to Victims' Commissioner's report on the impact of court delays on victims

APCC joint Leads on the Criminal Justice System, Danielle Stone and Donna Jones, welcome a Victims' Commissioner for England and Wales report highlighting the impact of lengthy court delays on victims.

National coordination and partnership disrupting organised retail crime

More than 100 arrests have been made since a national policing team working with retailers became operational in May 2024. The team is funded by the Pegasus Partnership, set up by the APCC's joint Lead for Business and Retail Crime, Katy Bourne.

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