'I am working with police forces to ensure we target the most dangerous and repeat perpetrators harming women and girls with first responders, public protection teams and local neighbourhood teams working together.

'We must continue to work at pace and with urgency to build women’s confidence that the police will protect and respect them. Police chiefs' predictions and priorities for 2023 Age Alert Anonymous Appeals Applications Apply Or Register Area Outline Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow Up Automatic Doors Back Arrow Business Calendar Cash Arrow Down Arrow Left Arrow Right Arrow Down Clock Close Contact Directions Document Download Draw Drug Expand External Link Facebook Fb Comment Fb Like Filetype Default Filetype Doc Filetype Pdf Filetype Ppt Filetype Xls Finance First Aid Flickr Fraud Give Feedback Globe Guide Dog Health Hearing Impaired Induction Loop Info Instagram Intercom Laptop Lift Linkedin Local Activity Loudspeaker Low Counter Mail Map Map Pin Membership Menu Menu 2 Missing People Mobility Impairment Nationality North Pointer One Mile Radius Overview Pages Paper Plane Parking Pdf Phone Pinterest Play Pushchair Refresh Report Request Restart Rss Search Share Sign Language Snapchat Start Again Stats Stats And Prevention Advice Stop Subscribe Target Tattos Tell Us About Tick Tumblr Twenty Four Hours Twitter Twitter Like Twitter Reply Twitter Retweet Upload Visually Impaired Whatsapp Wheelchair Wheelchair Assisted Wheelchair Parking Wheelchair Ramp Wheelchair Wc Youtube Zoom In Zoom Outĭeputy Chief Constable Maggie Blyth, National Police Chiefs’ Council lead for Violence Against Women and Girls:

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