as the most improved police force in the country in terms of police officers' reported levels of personal morale. The survey placed the force 3rd out of 43 forces across England and Wales; the previous year the results were reported locally as Humberside having the lowest morale in the country. PEEL inspection His Majesty's Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) conducts a periodic police effectiveness, efficiency and legitimacy (PEEL) inspection of each police service's performance. In November 2022, the force was awarded six outstanding and two good grades in its PEEL inspection, one of the best in the UK. It was rated as follows: Custody suites Humberside Police has two custody suites in Hull and Grimsby, that operate 24/7 and hold prisoners which have been arrested by officers in the force. The 40-cell custody suite at Clough Road Police Station in Hull was built as a state of the art replacement for the Queens Gardens Police Station. In 2019, both the Scunthorpe and Grimsby custody suites shut. Prisoners are now held in a £14million, 36-cell custody suite, located at Birchin Way, Grimsby. The new cells include a secure holding bay for arriving prisoners, CCTV monitoring throughout, and special 'orange' holding cell for vulnerable prisoners. Police and crime commissioner (PCC) On Thursday 15 November 2012, the electroate of Humberside voted for the Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner for the Humberside Police; as did the rest of the people of England and Wales, except the Metropolitan Police area, to vote for a PCC in their respective police services. Following the poll Matthew Grove was elected as the new police and crime commissioner. When the commissioner took up office, the existing Police Authority was abolished. On 6 May 2016, Labour's Keith Hunter was elected as PCC, receiving over 76,128 votes in total during the second round, compared to Grove's 51,757. Following elections in 2021, Jonathan Evison was elected as the new PCC. Documentaries The Lock Up Humberside Police recently participated in a documentary serious named The Lock Up, where cameras followed Police and Custody officers in their work at the Custody Suite at Humberside Police Headquarters on Priory Road, Cottingham, East Riding of Yorkshire. The documentary has had 2 series, the first aired on BBC Three which started showing on 4 February 2011 consisting of 8 episodes where cameras rolled 24/7; the second series was aired primarily on the main