18 October, 2021
Please keep having your say on how we keep North Yorkshire & York safe
Our Your Safety, Your Priorities, Your Plans consultation continues with thousands of responses received.
Our Your Safety, Your Priorities, Your Plans consultation continues with thousands of responses received.
Philip Allott is to resign as North Yorkshire Police, Fire & Crime Commissioner.
Key agencies across North Yorkshire are coming together to call on local communities to stand together against hate, abuse and violence by being an active bystander.
The Office of the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner has secured over £300,000 in additional funding from the Home Office Domestic Abuse Perpetrator Interventions Fund.
Over £300,000 is being invested in improving the safety of public spaces in York and Scarborough, following a bit from the Office of the North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner.
I would like to reiterate my heartfelt apology for my comments on BBC Radio York on Friday 1 October, which I realise were both misconceived and insensitive and have caused upset and distress. I have withdrawn the remarks.
North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Philip Allott has welcomed the latest set of recruits to North Yorkshire Police after they were sworn in at the force’s headquarters.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is welcoming a Parliamentary report into restorative justice, the process which brings those harmed by crime together with those responsible.
Philip Allott will be hosting his Public Accountability Meeting next week and is encouraging people from across North Yorkshire and the City of York to get involved.