Lanpac Ltd

19/02/2025

Join us at the Crime Prevention Expo! 🚔🔐

Hosted by LANPAC, Lancashire Constabulary, and Lancashire's Police and Crime Commissioner this event brings together 40+ partner exhibitors to share the latest in crime prevention.

If you’re a business owner looking to safeguard your assets or a community member eager to enhance personal safety, this expo is for you.

📍 Blackpool Football Club
📆 Wednesday 2nd April 2025
🕙 Drop in anytime from 10 AM – 3 PM
🎟️ Free entry + a chance to win in our crime prevention raffle!

Don’t miss this free opportunity to connect, learn, and work together for a safer Lancashire.

🔗 Register now: https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/1150830497999?aff=oddtdtcreator

09/08/2024

Lancashire businesses - Join us at the Crime Prevention Expo on August 14, hosted by Lancashire Police and Lanpac Ltd.

Our team will be there to chat with businesses from across the region about how they can make their business more cyber secure.

You can also find out about the affordable police-backed cyber security training we offer to businesses.

Date: Aug 14, 10am-6pm
Location: Foster Building, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, PR1 2HE.

Book your space here: www.lanpac.co.uk.

09/08/2024

🚨 Join us for Lancashire's First Ever Crime Prevention & Community Safety Expo! 🚨

📅 Date: Wednesday, 14 August
📍 Location: Foster Building, University of Central Lancashire, Preston, Lancashire, PR1 2HE
🕙 Time: Drop in anytime from 10am to 6pm

We're excited to invite you to this event hosted by Lancashire Police and Lancashire Partnership Against Crime (LANPAC). This is a must-attend expo for anyone interested in the latest strategies and technologies in crime prevention.

🔍 Explore over 40 exhibits featuring innovative solutions for enhancing community safety.

🚴‍♂️ Bring your bike along for free marking and registration by our local police team.

🎁 Plus, don’t miss out on our free raffle with amazing prizes, including video doorbells and Wi-Fi CCTV cameras, generously donated by LANPAC members!

Whether you're a local business, a community member, or simply interested in keeping your neighbourhood safe, this event is the perfect opportunity to connect with the police and other stakeholders.

👉 Click the link below for more details and registration info (registration is encouraged but not required):

https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/crime-prevention-expo-tickets-904706179537

We hope to see you there!

15/03/2021

LANPAC are new to Instagram - head over and follow us our username is or click the following link https://www.instagram.com/lanpacltd/ 😃

13/01/2020

Less than a month to go before the window closes for the Young Citizen 2020 nominations. Nominate today at www.lanpac.co.uk

04/10/2019

ICYMI:

The search is now on to find someone deserving of the Lancashire Young Citizen of the Year award for 2020 – and we are asking you to help us find them.

Do you know a young person who has done something exceptional this year? Would you like to see someone awarded for their bravery, kindness or for making a difference in their community?

Nomination forms can be completed online at http://socsi.in/u2mn4. For more information contact Al Yusuf or Anna Baybutt from LANPAC on 01772 412796.
www.lanpac.co.uk
More information is here: http://socsi.in/gKSoC

28/03/2019

Highlighting Modern Slavery in Lancashire Businesses.This is real and is happening right now across Lancashire please @ Lancashire Police University of Central Lancashire (UCLan)Lancs Rural Police

28/03/2019

Delighted to be part of Modern day Slavery Event with our partners Lancashire Police and Crime Commissioner . Helping Lancashire Business.

27/03/2019

Elderly and vulnerable people throughout the country are being targeted by fraudsters claiming to be officers from the National Crime Agency. They’re tricking people out of their personal details and bank account information in order to swindle them out of money. They have even been known to move money directly. Don’t become a victim, please share this to warn your family and friends and remember to look out for anyone you know who is older or may be vulnerable. Thanks.

26/03/2019

is the body's normal response when it senses danger. But too much for too long can make us ill. Would you know common sources of stress for young people & how to help them address their stress? Have a look at our toolkit: https://mhfaengland.org/mhfa-centre/resources

22/03/2019

22/03/2019

A 21 year old from Lancaster has been named as the High Sheriff of Lancashire’s Young Citizen of the Year 2019.

Sophie Burba topped a list of more than 38 young and inspiring people from across the county who have made a real difference in their community.

The announcement was made during a special award ceremony at Lancashire Police headquarters in Hutton on Thursday, March 21st. The awards were presented by the High Sherriff of Lancashire and Assistant Chief Constable Jo Edwards.

Sophie was praised by judges for her work in helping other young people to change their lives around and being a role model to many of her peers.

She joined the Lancashire Youth Challenge at the age of 14 and since then she has helped over 50 young people affected by mental health issues, drug and alcohol addiction and criminal/anti-social behaviour.

Deserved runners up Patrick Maynard, 16, from Blackburn and Pacey Bramwell, 16, from Blackpool, were also given awards.

Lancashire Constabulary’s Assistant Chief Constable, Jo Edwards, said: “It is an honour to continue to host the Young Citizen of the Year Award here at our Headquarters. Every year we are impressed with the standard of the entries and this year is no different. We have a lot of inspirational young people in our county and it is a pleasure to recognise them in this way.

“I would like to congratulate this year’s deserved winner Sophie and the fantastic runners up, Patrick and Pacey. “They have made a huge difference to the communities where they live and their hard work, dedication and community spirit is fantastic.”

Read the full story on our website: http://socsi.in/2S16t