Help Fight Crime In Our Area

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Like residents, I want to see more police on the beat in Morley and Outwood to help tackle crime, increase police visibility, and keep our communities safe. 

I recently told the Minister for Policing, Nick Hurd MP, that the people of Morley and Outwood want to see more police officers on the streets. He told me that the Government has taken steps that have led to an additional £460 million of taxpayers’ money going into the police system, including another £9.9 million for West Yorkshire, with which the police and crime commissioner for our area has said that he will recruit more than 140 police officers and staff. 

Sign my petition below to help me keep up the pressure on Local Authorities such as the West Yorkshire Police, Crime Commissioner and Central Government to ensure we tackle crime here in Morley and Outwood.

Help fight Crime in Our area

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I agree we should have more crime fighting resources in our area to help increase police visibility and combat crime.

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