Merseyside Police

Sergeant Gregory Gillespie, Constable Luke Holden and PCSO Timothy Parry have been nominated for the National Police Bravery Awards 2025
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Police officers who detained Southport killer nominated for National Police Bravery Awards

The three officers who confronted and detained the murderer after he killed three children at a dance class in Southport have been nominated for the National Police Bravery Awards 2025.…

Search continues for TJay Waters from Southport who has been missing from home for nearly three weeks

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Crime across Merseyside falls 8% in past year with burglaries of homes down by 20%

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Merseyside Police issue new image as they continue search for missing Southport man TJay Waters

Community groups, charities and organisations in Southport on Thursday (6 February 2025) bid for a share of £25,000 funding, made available using money seized from criminals under the Proceeds of Crime Act. Merseyside Police Officers with Chief Constable Serena Kennedy and Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell and Sefton Superintendent Paul Holden
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Merseyside Police Chief Constable Serena Kennedy looks back on ‘extraordinary journey’ as she announces retirement

Merseyside Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell
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Merseyside Police Commissioner invites volunteers for Independent Custody Visitor scheme

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First 1,000 Merseyside Police officers and staff complete specialist training on impacts of trauma

The Merseyside Police Mobile Police Station in front of The Atkinson in Southport. Sefton Police Inspector Paul Holden is pictured right. Photo by Andrew Brown Stand Up For Southport
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Southport residents invited to join new Community Action Group to support Merseyside Police

Community groups, charities and organisations in Southport on Thursday (6 February 2025) bid for a share of £25,000 funding, made available using money seized from criminals under the Proceeds of Crime Act. Merseyside Police Officers with Chief Constable Serena Kennedy and Police Commissioner Emily Spurrell and Sefton Superintendent Paul Holden
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Support Southport night by Merseyside Police will create ‘ripple effect’ by empowering 18 community projects

Community groups, charities and organisations in Southport on Thursday (6 February 2025) bid for a share of £25,000 funding, made available using money seized from criminals under the Proceeds of Crime Act. Winners The White House
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Southport community champions reveal how they’ll spend £25,000 seized by Merseyside Police from criminals

Senior police, fire and council figures visited Southport to applaud clean up efforts following the riot on Tuesday
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Boy on toy tractor taking gifts to police officers among signs of Southport’s huge kindness says Merseyside Police Chief Constable

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