Working together for a safer, cleaner and stronger neighbourhood.
Wednesday, 30 March 2016
This blog is now closed
Hello everyone - or whoever has been reading the posts on this blog over the last few years ... we are closing this blog tomorrow.
What once was the Central and Hindpool Neighbourhood Management Team no longer exists as of 31 March 2016.
We are very grateful for all the help and support we got from many, many people during the years we were in operation and had a mostly wonderful time doing our work.
Thanks for working with us and all the very, very best from us for the future.
Warmest regards, from all of the Neighbourhood Management Team.
What once was the Central and Hindpool Neighbourhood Management Team no longer exists as of 31 March 2016.
We are very grateful for all the help and support we got from many, many people during the years we were in operation and had a mostly wonderful time doing our work.
Thanks for working with us and all the very, very best from us for the future.
Warmest regards, from all of the Neighbourhood Management Team.
Wednesday, 17 February 2016
Thought for the Week
“No-one can go
back and make a brand new start. Anyone can start from now and make a brand new
ending.” Carl Bard
Thursday, 11 February 2016
Thought for the Week
"We believe that a person is a
person through another person; that my humanity is caught up, bound up,
inextricably, with yours." Archbishop
Desmond Tutu
Friday, 5 February 2016
Thursday, 4 February 2016
Cumbria Police to host recruitment open evening
Cumbria Police are hosting a recruitment open evening for
members of the public who wish to learn more about the role of PCs and PCSOs.
We welcome people from across the county to attend and in particular encourage
applicants from West Cumbria.
We are looking to recruit 108 Police Constables, 20 Police
Community Support Officers and 36 Special Constables over the coming financial
year.
Applications are currently being accepted and the closing
date for all applications is the 19th February 2016.
The open evening will take place on Tuesday 9th
February 2016 from 6.30pm-7.30pm at St Michaels Church, Falcon Place,
Workington.
The open evening will offer people interested in these roles
the opportunity to meet Superintendent Gary Slater, Chief Inspector Matt
Kennerley and Detective Inspector Dan StQuintin from the West Cumbria policing
team. Presentations will be given about the roles of PC and PCSO and other
specialist positions within the Constabulary and there will be a chance to look
at police equipment and uniform. Staff from Cumbria Constabulary Human Resource
department will also be in attendance to offer advice on the application
process.
Superintendent Gary Slater said “This is a fantastic opportunity for potential candidates
interested in a career in policing to learn about the organisation and get
advice from experienced officers on all the roles available. The officers will
be able to share their experiences and are passionate about helping others get
into a career they enjoy.
“Our aim is to attract local candidates to apply, so we want
to urge anyone who is interested to come along to the open evening”
To attend please contact CSD on 101, option 2, ext 60036 or email csd.employeeservices@cumbria.police.uk
For more information visit:
www.cumbria.police.uk/Recruitment
