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Have your say! As Starmer promises more police are you 'scared to walk your streets?' Share your stories with us

Keir Starmer has pledged to put a personal police officer in every neighbourhood in a bid to win back trust, after the Mirror revealed people's fears about walking the streets
The article from GloucestershireLive discusses Sir Keir Starmer's visit to Gloucester, where he outlined Labour's plans to enhance devolution and empower local communities. During his visit, Starmer promised more control over local issues like transport, housing, and energy, aiming to foster economic growth and improve public services. He emphasized the need for a shift in power from Westminster to local regions, criticizing the current government's approach to regional development. Starmer also engaged with local business leaders and residents, discussing how Labour's policies could benefit Gloucestershire by giving local leaders more autonomy to make decisions that directly affect their communities.

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