Grimsby hosts event to promote safer evenings in town
Partnerships encouraged to boost community safety and nightlife
An event at Blundell Park in Grimsby has brought together individuals, businesses, and partners from across North East Lincolnshire to discuss enhancing evening safety in the town.
The gathering focused on the importance of collaboration to foster safer communities while supporting a responsible and thriving town centre nightlife.
Leo Hammond, Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Humberside, opened the proceedings, followed by Chief Inspector Simon Duffield of Humberside Police, who provided an overview of current policing priorities and the challenges faced in maintaining safety.
Chief Inspector Duffield emphasised the role businesses and partners can play in keeping communities safe.
One of the day's impactful presentations was by Paul Spence, founder of PAUL Brain Recovery, who shared his personal story about the serious consequences of violence.
His account highlighted the importance of building safer communities through collaboration.
The event also featured talks on various schemes and groups committed to making Grimsby a safer and more enjoyable place for everyone.
This occasion offered a valuable opportunity for attendees to share insights and strengthen relationships among organisations dedicated to enhancing community safety in North East Lincolnshire.