The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for Lincolnshire

28/08/2026

18/08/2026

Help us to shape community safety improvements in Skegness – whether you’re a local or a visitor.

Share your views and tell us about your experiences on our short survey. You can mark locations in Skegness where you feel safe, or where you may have witness crime or anti-social behaviour.

Help shape community safety in Skegness | Let's Talk Lincolnshire

17/08/2026

£1.9m was spent on services to support victims of crime in Lincolnshire in 2025-26.

Ever wondered what this money is used for?

The funding is split across a range of services to support victims and survivors of crime. From specialist support for victims of sexual violence and domestic abuse, to counselling, outreach services and restorative justice.

This breakdown shows exactly where the funding is being allocated and the services it helps to provide ❤️‍🩹

For more information take a look at our Victim and Survivor Services Impact Report ➡ https://lincolnshire-pcc.gov.uk/document/victim-and-survivor-services-impact-report-2025-26/

11/08/2026

🎯 Delivering on our priorities: Listening, Responding and Being Accountable

Listening to and engaging with communities is key to understanding the challenges facing Lincolnshire and shaping policing priorities that address local needs. PCC Marc Jones continues to work alongside communities, partners and local organisations to strengthen trust, amplify local voices and help communities feel and be even safer.

Our 2025–2026 Annual Report highlights the work carried out to support this priority. Read the report in full: https://lincolnshire-pcc.gov.uk/document/annual-report-2025-26/

07/08/2026

📄 Today we are highlighting the incredible work of our victims services here in Lincolnshire by publishing our 2025-26 Victim and Survivor Services Impact Report.

Deputy PCC Sara Munton said "This report highlights the progress we have made, but it also reminds us that our work is far from complete. We know that some people still face barriers in accessing support, and we remain committed to understanding the experiences of those whose voices are not always heard.

"I would like to thank every organisation, practitioner, volunteer and partner who contributes to supporting victims and survivors across Lincolnshire. Most importantly, I would like to thank the victims and survivors who have shared their experiences with us. Their honesty, resilience and determination continue to shape services for the better."

To read the report in full visit: https://lincolnshire-pcc.gov.uk/document/victim-and-survivor-services-impact-report-2025-26/

07/08/2026

Help us to shape community safety improvements in Skegness – whether you’re a local or a visitor.

Share your views and tell us about your experiences on our short survey. You can mark locations in Skegness where you feel safe, or where you may have witness crime or anti-social behaviour.

https://www.letstalk.lincolnshire.gov.uk/safer-skegness

05/08/2026

Cybercriminals don’t just rely on technology to commit crimes. They take advantage of trust, emotions, and opportunity to manipulate victims into sharing sensitive information or making risky decisions.

Some common enablers include:
⚠️ Poor account security
🔗 Clicking unverified links
📱 Oversharing on social media
⏰ Urgency and emotional manipulation
📩 Unexpected communications
❓ Lack of awareness

Awareness is one of the strongest forms of protection. To learn more about common enablers of cybercrime, read the factsheet here: www.friendsagainstscams.org.uk/site-media/484316894/pdf

04/08/2026

🎯 Delivering on our priorities: Protecting and Supporting Victims and the Vulnerable

It is critical that the services we have in place to support and help victims of crime are the best possible. PCC Marc Jones continues to work with partners to provide accessible services, tailored to ensure that anyone who suffers as a result of a crime in Lincolnshire receives the help, information and support they need to cope and recover.

Our 2025–2026 Annual Report highlights the work carried out to support this priority. Read the report in full: https://lincolnshire-pcc.gov.uk/document/annual-report-2025-26/

04/08/2026

📢 The Deputy PCC is recruiting 14 – 21 year olds in Lincolnshire to represent the voice of young people and share their views on crime, policing and community safety.

By becoming a Safer Communities Leader, you will:
📝 Capture young people’s views on crime, policing and community safety
📝 Be a key advocate in influencing real change where you live
📝 Share recommendations with senior decision makers at a county-wide conference
📝 Gain valuable skills such as leadership and teamworking.

For more information and to apply visit: https://lincolnshire-pcc.gov.uk/about-us/get-involved/lincolnshire-safer-communities-leaders/?utm_source=Partner+Social+Media&utm_medium=Link&utm_campaign=SC+Recruitment+Campaign