Community

Peace Service

Community Peace Keepers and Constables

Serving and supporting the local community

An Introduction to Peace Keepers and the Community Peace Service

Community Peace Service

The Community Peace Service was created to bring together, train and support Community Peace Keepers and Community Peace Constables in their predominant role helping law abiding community members deal with matters of law within the community and to provide support and help to resolve disputes.

We are looking for people of all ages and backgrounds to join the service so that every local community can benefit from our service. Anyone who has the desire to proactively support local community members and uphold the rule of law will be instrumental in making sure that those who have caused so much grief and corruption in the past never have the opportunity to do so again. 

The Community Peace Service is for those who have:

• Common sense 
• A willingness to learn new skills 
• A desire to uphold the rule of law 
• Self-motivation 
• Honesty and integrity 
• The will to hold those accountable who do wrong. 

Community Peace Keepers

Community Peace Keepers help the public and arbitrate in matters of dispute wherever a resolution can be found. They are society’s lawful first-aiders and it is always the intention to seek resolution without employing the services of the Community Law Courts. Peace Keepers have been created to help secure a just and equitable existence, defend the peoples' peace and preserve our inalienable rights according to Natural Law. 

Community Peace Constables

Community Peace Constables are there to carry out the requests of the Community Law Courts and may also be requested to act as bailiffs and to serve the orders of the court. It is possible that a Community Peace Constable may need to step up to the role of court judicator during court cases. An ex-military or ex-police background is certainly helpful (although not essential) as they are there to enforce the law and provide back-up to the Community Peace Keepers. 

Community Peace Service Training

Initial training for both positions is provided free of charge via enrolment on the Peace Keepers website. The first level of training for Community Peace Keepers and Peace Constables is completed online with further support provided by the Community Peace Service for theoretical and practical training.

Find out about our uniform and how our St Austell team completed their training to become Community Peace Keepers in their local community (photographs below) - St Austell Community Peace Service in Action.

Once you have completed the online training then simply contact us and we will arrange for your further community training.