As 2023 draws to a close, Cheshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner John Dwyer has been sharing his highlights of the year and thanking the police, partners and community organisations who have worked to make the county even safer.
The Commissioner has been sharing a video highlighting a different project and success story on each of the ‘12 days of Christmas’, which you can watch here...
John Dwyer said:
“I want to say a huge thank you to everyone who has contributed towards making Cheshire even safer in 2023.
“It simply isn’t possible to achieve this without everyone working together, and I am incredibly grateful for the efforts of the police, partners, community groups and individual residents who make Cheshire such a great place to live, work and visit.
“Stay safe this Christmas and New Year. My thanks as ever go to the police and everyone who will be working over the festive period to keep us safe.”
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