How can the police provide reassurance to migrant communities?

13th September 2024James Williams, Policing Studies Lecturer, Liverpool John Moores University

The recent disorder and political violence across the UK has seen increased levels of fear among many migrant communities, as well as reduced access to services and support networks; Liverpool John Moores University Policing Lecturer James Williams believes that policing has an important role to play in reassuring those communities, as well as building relationships and improving engagement with marginalised groups.

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How can the police provide reassurance to migrant communities?

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