Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner

Thanks to a partnership between Merseyside Police, Merseyside PCC and Liverpool City Council, nine new Halo Points now provide clearly identifiable, designated safe spaces where anyone who feels unsafe, or at risk can seek immediate support, reassurance and practical help.

Merseyside Police is introducing a significant force restructure designed to modernise policing, strengthen local accountability and improve the service delivered to communities across the region.

Merseyside Police and the Police and Crime Commissioner hosted a national conference in Liverpool, bringing together policing and community safety leaders to share solutions for safer, more resilient town centres.

Merseyside Police and Police and Crime Commissioner Emily Spurrell have announced that more than £200,000 has been awarded to community organisations across Merseyside as part of the Hotspot Action Fund, supporting work to prevent serious violence and antisocial behaviour in areas identified as having the highest levels of crime.

A football initiative helping young girls across Merseyside build confidence, teamwork and life skills has been named Sports Initiative of the Year at the Manchester & North West England Prestige Awards.