Nottinghamshire police officers become superheroes for inspirational children's festival

Police teams donned superhero costumes to engage with young people at a Nottingham festival to promote mental health and well-being.
Watch more of our videos on Shots! 
and live on Freeview channel 276
Visit Shots! now

Officers were on hand to assist at the Positively Empowered Kids (PEK) Festival 2022, held at Nottingham Racecourse on September 25.

The popular festival was packed with free activities, interactive demonstrations and tips on how to help children flourish, thrive and improve their mental well-being.

Hide Ad
Hide Ad

Officers engaged with hundreds of young people during the day, chatting to them about the work of officers and other police staff.

Police officers became superheroes for the day at the PEK Children's Festival in NottinghamPolice officers became superheroes for the day at the PEK Children's Festival in Nottingham
Police officers became superheroes for the day at the PEK Children's Festival in Nottingham
Read More
Bulwell woman wins top award for reconnecting communities post-pandemic

Romel Davis, Nottinghamshire Police youth outreach worker, said the feedback from young people, as well as parents and carers, had been positive.

He said: “It was a great event and everyone seemed to be having a brilliant time.

“Events like this are an opportunity for the force to positively engage with young people, helping to build trust and confidence in the police.

“I’d like to thank all the officers and staff who were present for their enthusiasm.”