More than 200 baubles were submitted last year, covering the Christmas tree in Hutton HQ and the winning design featuring as the force’s Christmas e-card which was sent to all staff and officers. This year there will be two chances to win as Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw, will also be selecting a winning design to feature on his Christmas e-card meaning two schools will win a £150 book voucher.

Designs should be within the bauble shape, must be hand drawn and include an element of policing such as officers, dogs, horses, cars, crest etc.

There will be two winners and two runner ups personally chosen by Chief Constable, Sacha Hatchett and Police and Crime Commissioner, Clive Grunshaw. All four will receive an arts and crafts goodie bag, a certificate and will be invited to an evening event at Hutton HQ and the two winners will also receive the £150 book vouchers for their schools.

The competition is open until 23:59 on 24th November and entries should be submitted by email to competition@lancashire.police.uk

Winners will be announced on the Constabulary’s social media channels on Friday 6th December. A downloadable template and full T&Cs are available on our website: https://www.lancashire.police.uk/christmas-e-card-design-competition/