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🖌️ A community improvement project part-funded by PCC Gary Godden is giving vulnerable young people the opportunity to develop new skills, build confidence and make a lasting difference to their local community.
Find out more 👉 nottinghamshire.pcc.police.u…
PCC Gary Godden attended Nottingham’s Remembrance Sunday Service at the Embankment this morning, laying a wreath on behalf of the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner. 🇬🇧
Lest we forget. We will remember them. 🌹
🚜 PCC Gary Godden met with the rural community in Bassetlaw today to discuss @nottspolice new rural crime team.
Its introduction followed extensive engagement by PCC Godden and the force with the rural community, creating one of the best rural policing offers in the country.
🎆Whether you’re heading to an organised display or celebrating at home, please remember: 🔥Keep a safe distance from bonfires and fireworks.🐾Watch out for pets and wildlife.👮♀️Report antisocial behaviour or unsafe activity to @nottspolice on 101 (999 in an emergency)
🔍Recognising the signs of modern slavery and exploitation.
Nottinghamshire Police and Crime Commissioner Gary Godden attended an important awareness-raising event led by the Nottingham and Nottinghamshire Modern Slavery Partnership, hosted by @GedlingBC.
The event brought partners together to strengthen understanding of modern slavery and adult exploitation, focusing on how to identify the warning signs, recognise those at risk and respond effectively to protect vulnerable people.
⚠️ Do you have information on the whereabouts of an illegal weapon?
You can speak up and save lives by contacting
@CrimestoppersUK anonymously and calling 0800 555 111 or visiting crimestoppers-uk.org.
🍗 Don't be a Christmas turkey!
🛴 Buying your loved one an e-scooter this Christmas could see you gifting them a motoring offence.
⛔️Privately-owned e-scooters are illegal to ride on public roads, pavements and cycle paths.
🚜👮PC Godden hasjoined officers from the county’s newly launched rural crime team on patrol, seeing first-hand how specialist vehicles and dedicated policing resources are helping protect rural communities.
📰Read the full story on our website: nottinghamshire.pcc.police.u…
🚨 The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Nottinghamshire is seeking an exceptional financial leader to join its Senior Leadership Team as Chief Finance Officer / Section 151 Officer.
Find out more, including how to apply 👉 nottinghamshire.pcc.police.u…
✨👏Thank you to everyone who joined PCC Gary Godden and our partners for another fantastic Public Safety Social, this time held at Bulwell Riverside.
@AngelaKandola @MyNottingham @nottspolice
🍗 Don't be a Christmas turkey!
🛴 Buying your loved one an e-scooter this Christmas could see you gifting them a motoring offence.
⛔️Privately-owned e-scooters are illegal to ride on public roads, pavements and cycle paths.
👮Arrest after public transport safety officer intervenes to stop assault
📰Read the full story: nottinghamshire.pcc.police.u…
⚠️ Do you have information on the whereabouts of an illegal weapon?
You can speak up and save lives by contacting
@CrimestoppersUK anonymously and calling 0800 555 111 or visiting crimestoppers-uk.org.
🏆Celebrating Black excellence at The Black Achievers Awards 2026!
PCC Godden was delighted to once again be the headline sponsor of this year’s Black Achievers Awards, celebrating the outstanding achievements and contributions of Nottinghamshire’s Black communities.👏
💜Coming together to tackle violence against women and girls.
Yesterday, PCC Gary Godden and Deputy PCC Angela Kandola welcomed community leaders, third sector partners and organisations to a special Black History Month event focused on tackling violence against women and girls.
The conversations also reinforced the importance of listening to communities, building trust and ensuring that prevention and support services are accessible, culturally sensitive and responsive to the needs of those they serve.
