Local Liberal Democrat Police and Crime Commissioner candidate Councillor Kris Brown is calling for a return to proper community policing, as half of all people say they never see police patrols in their local area.

Kris Brown, Liberal Democrat candidate for Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner on Thursday 6^th May, has written to Southport’s Conservative MP, Damien Moore, to vote against the controversial policing bill in Parliament.

Liberal Democrats have welcomed the key protections being introduced today in the landmark Domestic Abuse Bill that would extend the crime of revenge porn to include threats to share intimate images, and widen the ban on cross-examination of survivors of domestic abuse in the civil courts.

Councillor Kris Brown, the Liberal Democrat candidate for Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner, is calling on Priti Patel not to impose centralised crime targets on local police forces, warning it “would be a grave mistake” that “risks seriously undermining” police officers.

Kris Brown, Liberal Democrat candidate for Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner, has exclusively revealed that there are over 9,000 delayed criminal court cases in Merseyside.  With a large number of hearings delayed because of Covid-19.

Kris Brown and the Liberal Democrats have secured cross party agreement on calls to make street harassment a crime.

Councillor Kris Brown, the Liberal Democrat candidate for Merseyside’s Police and Crime Commissioner has joined with his Woolton Ward colleagues, Councillor Malcolm Kelly and Councillor Barbara Mace in calling on the government to change the law to give local authorities new powers against rogue pavement parkers.

Liverpool Councillor Kris Brown has been chosen by Liberal Democrat members in Merseyside to be their candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner on 7th May.

Liverpool Councillor Kris Brown has launched his campaign to become the Liberal Democrat candidate for the Merseyside Police and Crime Commissioner election in 2020.