This section of the website contains a range of key information about the PCC’s work and how it is conducted.
For example, financial and budget reports, through to freedom of information disclosures. Please use the links on the left to navigate the specific sections.
The Commissioner is legally obliged to provide some of the information, but all of it is published in the interests of openness and transparency so that local communities can be confident in the PCC’s work and how it is being done on their behalf.
Covid-19
The PCC’s office is staffed Monday – Friday. Any members of the public needing to call the office can do so between 09:00 and 17:00. Covid-19 Information
Consultation Responses
The Police and Crime Commissioner aims to be a strong and powerful voice for the people of West Mercia, representing their views about how crime and disorder is prevented and its consequences are tackled. View Consultation ResponsesDecision Making
The Commissioner is required to publish a record of all significant decisions made while carrying out his role and responsibilities under the Police Reform and Social Responsibility Act 2011. View Decision Making
Publications
On this page you will find the Police and Crime Commissioner’s publications. View Publications
Police Complaint Reviews
The Home Office has reformed the way reviews of police complaints (formerly called appeals) are dealt with. View Police Complaint Reviews
Code of Conduct
The Commissioner has signed up to a code of conduct, governed by principles around conduct in public life. View Code of ConductJoint Audit and Standards Committee
Information on the committee and historic documentation can be found below. View Joint Audit and Standards Committee
Freedom of Information
The Freedom of Information Act 2000 is intended to create openness with all public authorities and Government by giving individuals more access to information. View Freedom of Information
Partner Meetings
The Commissioner is involved in a number of regular meetings with local partners. In the interests of transparency, the papers from these meetings are published. View Partner MeetingsEquity, Diversity & Human Rights
Part of the Police and Crime Commissioner’s role is to hold the Chief Constable to account for how they exercise their duty in relation to equality and diversity. Equity, Diversity & Human Rights
Archive
This page contains historical information and published data about the Police and Crime Commissioner’s office, and prior to the introduction of PCCs View Archive
