APCC and NPCC Partnership Summit 2018 #policeconf18

Our very successful joint-summit between the Association of Police and Crime Commissioners (APCC) and the National Police Chiefs' Council (NPCC) was recently held in Westminster.

Over the course of the two days we heard some important and thought-provoking discussions from Police and Crime Commissioners, police chiefs, partners and experts from across the policing and criminal justice sector.

We also had keynote speeches from the Home Secretary, the Shadow Home Secretary, Justice Secretary and the Policing Minister in what was an extremely busy and vibrant event.

A huge thank you to everyone that gave up their time and made a contribution, and of course all of the sponsors event organisers.

Download the 2018 summit event guide

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Mark Burns-Williamson

Sajid Javid

Matthew Scott

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Police funding

Road safety

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Katy Bourne

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Videos from the summit

APCC Chair welcomes delegates to the Partnership Summit 2018

APCC Chair, Mark Burns-Williamson OBE, tells us about the days ahead #policeconf18

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Lord William Bach, PCC for Leicestershire

Lord William Bach, part of the APCC Brexit Cross-Party Working Group

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APCC Lead for Road Safety, Alison Hernandez

APCC Lead for Road Safety, tells us about the importance of this issue

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APCC Lead for Finance, Roger Hirst

APCC Lead for Finance and Essex PFCC tells us about the Spending Review work that is underway with partner organisations

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Lynne Owens, Director General, National Crime Agency

Director of the NCA (National Crime Agency) explains what they are doing to better protect the public

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APCC Chair, Mark Burns-Williamson OBE

APCC Chair, Mark Burns-Williamson sums up Day One #policeconf18

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Tweets from around the summit

Home Secretary @sajidjavid delivers his keynote speech at #policeconf18 and outlines the key issues of recruitment, capabilities, collaboration and prevention pic.twitter.com/VTYD2ZfrCy
— Association of PCCs (@AssocPCCs) October 31, 2018

APCC Chair @WestYorksOPCC at the @NCA_UK Modern Slavery exhibition at #policeconf18 - human trafficking and modern slavery has a devastating and destructive impact; PCCs, police and partners remain committed to tackling it and supporting victims pic.twitter.com/lBArywwLwc
— Association of PCCs (@AssocPCCs) November 1, 2018

Breakout sessions at day one of #policeconf18 invited debate on critical issues such as how to improve workforce diversity, mental health and policing, police misconduct and complaints, and fraud and cyber-crime pic.twitter.com/rIS5BXxtcy
— Association of PCCs (@AssocPCCs) October 31, 2018

Police reform session at #policeconf18 ends with a panel Q&A, taking questions on challenges around local collaboration, budgets and policing being seen as the service of last resort pic.twitter.com/rmjGODD0k7
— Association of PCCs (@AssocPCCs) October 31, 2018

And as the criminal justice session draws to a close, so does 2018 @AssocPCCs @PoliceChiefs Joint Summit â€“ thatâ€™s a wrap! Stay tuned for closing remarks from APCC Chair, and thank you to all who attended or followed us on #policeconf18 pic.twitter.com/8BjVoVuHNm
— Association of PCCs (@AssocPCCs) November 1, 2018

A range of questions for Shadow Home Secretary @HackneyAbbott covering topics such as police pensions, partnership working, misogyny as hate crime, demand and resources #policeconf18 pic.twitter.com/1ojJ0opZtA
— Association of PCCs (@AssocPCCs) November 1, 2018

APCC and NPCC Partnership Summit 2018 #policeconf18

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Videos from the summit

APCC Chair welcomes delegates to the Partnership Summit 2018

Lord William Bach, PCC for Leicestershire

APCC Lead for Road Safety, Alison Hernandez

APCC Lead for Finance, Roger Hirst

Lynne Owens, Director General, National Crime Agency

APCC Chair, Mark Burns-Williamson OBE

Tweets from around the summit