Dorset crime falls as safety gains grow

Local policing voice questioned

Local concerns raised over PCC abolition plans

Dorset Police and Crime Commissioner welcomes official review into the classification of ketamine

Dorset PCC asks for views on paying an extra £1.17 per month for the policing part of the council tax

Innovative drug education programme in Dorset to be made available to every secondary school in county

Knife crime campaign steps up with more awareness events

Second Facebook Live online public meeting to address community safety concerns

Dorset PCC praises police officers for standing ‘shoulder to shoulder’ in order to prevent disorder

Launch of initiative to reduce organised crime and improve community safety in Bournemouth

Hard-line police approach sees more arrests and cash, drugs and weapons seized across the south west

Dorset to receive enhanced anti-social behaviour patrols as part of ‘100 days of summer’ initiative

Police leaders react to Bournemouth beach murder charge update

Knife surrender bins at Bournemouth and Poole police stations as part of week-long campaign

David Sidwick re-elected as Conservative Police and Crime Commissioner for Dorset

BCP voters go to the polls to elect Dorset’s next Police & Crime Commissioner

Four candidates to stand in election to be next Dorset Police & Crime Commissioner

PCC initiative returns to help Dorset residents secure their motorcycles against theft

Collaborative action impacts drugs gangs across the South West

Launch of national Police Anti-Corruption and Abuse Reporting Service

Dorset Police launches story-telling competition to help the public prevent fraud

Dorset PCC calls for ‘New York’ approach to Bournemouth town centre

Public urged to help police fight drug crime in new bus campaign

Dorset Police join neighbouring forces to tackle cross-border crime

Dorset PCC calls on public to help police in fight against drug crime

New auto speed watch cameras set up to help stop speeding drivers in Dorset

Cost of Dorset policing service going up an extra £13 a year for Band D