A new NFU report suggests improvements need to be made in the way police forces across the country treat rural crime, following news that it costs farmers more than £40 million a year. But amidst the worrying findings, the NFU sites cites North Yorkshire Police’s approach to tackling rural crime as ‘good practice’.
Police and Crime Commissioner launches consultation on improving police and fire collaboration in North Yorkshire
The National Rural Crime Network (NRCN), established to champion a better understanding of crime in rural areas, and new, effective ways to help to keep rural communities safer, is looking for a new partner to help manage their work.
£150,000 has been awarded to the Independent Domestic Abuse Services (IDAS) to support victims of sexual violence across North Yorkshire
Professionals—with a background in management, risk management, finance, law, public administration or other appropriate disciplines—are being sought to provide independent scrutiny and assurance for North Yorkshire Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner.
North Yorkshire and York’s Major Incident Response Team (MIRT), a volunteer group that supports victims of emergencies and is currently working with local people affected by the Manchester bombing, has secured funding for mental health first aid training.
Notice of the electors’ rights in relation to the statement of accounts of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire for the Financial Year ended 31 March 2017
More than 800 young people have been surveyed on issues affecting their lives—with the results presented to some of North Yorkshire Police’s top decision makers.
Earlier this month, parts of our NHS fell victim to a cyber attack with the full extent of the breach causing havoc to thousands of organisations and individuals across more than 150 countries.
