Rural communities are today being encouraged to complete the National Rural Crime Survey and make their views known about rural policing in North Yorkshire.
Chief Constable Dave Jones QPM has announced his decision to retire from policing after nearly 32 years of distinguished service.
York teenager Josh Barter learnt how to rescue someone from a burning building during a five day training course aimed at changing the behaviour of those at risk of offending.
Julia Mulligan, the elected Police and Crime Commissioner is inviting questions for the next meeting of the monthly police accountability meeting. To be held on Tuesday 24 April at 13:30, and webcast LIVE, the Commissioner is focusing on crime recording.
It could be months before North Yorkshire Police find out how much Government support they will receive over the fracking protests, the Police and Crime Commissioner has said.
Julia has today submitted her response to the Ministry of Justice’s consultation on the future of Northallerton court. This follows a face-to-face meeting with Minister Lucy Frazer QC in London, at which Julia set out her concerns, as well as discussed ideas for the future.
“Today there have been some announcements on proposals on Fire Governance from other PCCs around the country, but the decision about the North Yorkshire proposal has not yet been announced.
Julia Mulligan, North Yorkshire’s elected Police and Crime Commissioner commented: “The report is excellent news and can give people confidence that North Yorkshire Police is good at what it’s here to do—keeping people safe. It is also reassuring after the crime recording report a few weeks ago that highlighted a range of issues. Whilst those specific […]
Julia Mulligan, the elected Police and Crime Commissioner is inviting questions for the next meeting of the monthly police accountability meeting. To be held on Tuesday 27 March at 13:30, and webcast LIVE, the Commissioner is focusing on digital policing.
