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Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw with members of the Lancashire Victim Services Team For the first time, Lancashire Victim Services will bring together services for victims of hate crime, young victims, victims...

Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner hit the streets of Lytham with Neighbourhood Watch co-ordinators to deliver the Be Scam Wise campaign materials to residents who could potentially be a victim of a doorstep scam. Posters,...

The new contract will provide help and support for around 60,000 people a year from four local bases across Lancashire Contract offered to Victim Support who will work with local providers to help enhance the services they...

Lee Jones at the offices of the charity he now volunteers for A burglary victim who lost over £30,000 worth of valuables has told how meeting the burglar, Lee Jones, face to face led him to offer support, helping the offender to...

Nest Lancashire, the support service for young victims of crime, bullying and harassment in Lancashire has launched its website today, 30 September. The website, which can be found at www.nestlancashire.org, offers information and...

A brand new service aimed at helping young victims of crime living in Lancashire has been launched by Police and Crime Commissioner Clive Grunshaw. The service - Nest Lancashire - provides confidential support and advice for young...

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Lancashire Victim Services are to sponsor the 2016 Blackpool Pride festival in a bid to promote their help, advice and support services to members of Lancashire's LGB&T community. The specialist advice, support and third party...

Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, is bringing together organisations from across Lancashire to ensure young people in the county will be able to access specialist support if they have been a victim of crime. Five...

Victims of Islamophobic abuse can now report incidents using a new telephone service thanks to funding from Lancashire’s Police and Crime Commissioner and Lancashire Partnership Against Crime (LANPAC). A dedicated third-party...