Watch PCC, John Campion, and the Temporary Chief Constable for West Mercia Police, Alex Murray, discuss the matters which mean the most to you.

As the PCC builds his Police and Crime Plan, he wanted to hear from the communities of West Mercia about what are their priorities when it comes to crime and local policing.

PCC John Campion sat down with T/Detective Chief Inspector Lee Holehouse to talk about how police officers in West Mercia Police are improving outcomes for victims and survivors of  rape or serious sexual assault.  

PCC John Campion sits down with Matthew Cole, hate crime training and engagement officer for Victim Support's Hate Crime project i am ME! to discuss the impact of hate crime on the LGBT+ community and the action being taken to raise awareness of the devastating impact hate crime can have. The PCC funds the i am ME! project to the tune of £80,000 and the project has reached thousands across communities in West Mercia.

PCC John Campion sat down with Con. Lydia Burrows, South Worcestershire VAWG officer, and Detective Katie Brookes,  Herefordshire VAWG officer, to talk about the work happening across West Mercia to tackle violence against women and girls.

PCC John Campion was joined by Chief Inspector Jake Wright and Anna Southall who is the Engagement & Campaigns officer to talk all things road safety. 

In the latest episode they talk about the work happening throughout West Mercia to keep our roads safe, that latest Christmas campaign, how West Mercia police are utilising technology and the PCC relaunch of Roads Focus campaign across West Mercia. 

PCC John Campion was joined by Chief Inspector Callie Bradley in his latest Safer West Mercia Podcast episode.  Following the success of the Community Conversation in Herefordshire that focused on firearms licencing the PCC sat down with Chief Inspector Callie Bradley to discuses the topic further. 

PCC John Campion was joined by Sergeant  Marvin Choudhury in the latest Safer West Mercia Podcast to talk about the great work the We don't buy crime team do across West Mercia. 

PCC John Campion sat down with Lucy and Kate from RoadPeace to discuss the important work they are doing to support victims across West Mercia as well as the work they do to create a safer West Mercia. 

In the latest episode PCC John Campion is joined by three  young people who are part of The Children’s Society project CLIMB.

This unique programme provides positive activities to young people who may otherwise be drawn to criminal activity.

This episode sees a twist where the young people put their own questions to the PCC.

West Mercia Police DCI Tony Garner joins PCC John Campion to discuss all things cyber crime- from keeping your children safe online, avoiding scams and how cyber crime as an emerging issue impacts on all aspects of criminality