South Wales Police & Crime Panel (Jun '22)
The Police and Crime Commissioner is subject to scrutiny by a Police and Crime Panel, which provides…
Alun Michael, the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales, believes that paying the independently calculated Living Wage is a key indicator of an employer’s commitment to their workforce. That is why the Commissioner has agreed with the Chief Constable that all of their staff will be paid the independently calculated Living Wage as a minimum. We will also encourage our partners, contractors and suppliers to pay the same Living Wage to their staff, wherever practicable.
Homelessness charity, Llamau, will lead an innovative new project supporting young people in Wales who are at risk of homelessness, issues with resett…
Read More >Today the Home Office have announced that the South Wales Police & Crime Commissioner will receive a further three years of funding to continue vi…
Read More >Two years ago South Wales was placed into lockdown - along with the rest of the UK- as emergency measures were introduced to slow the spread of Corona…
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