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 22 May at 13:30, and webcast LIVE, the Commissioner is focusing on harassment and stalking.
Rural communities are today being encouraged to complete the National Rural Crime Survey and make their views known about rural policing in North Yorkshire.
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.
Revolving Doors Agency, a national criminal justice charity, has published a new report ‘Spotlight on Violence Against Women and Girls’ (VAWG). The report shines a light on the innovative work that Police and Crime Commissioners across the country are driving forward to tackle violence against women and girls.
Julia Mulligan, elected Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire, has today (Monday 11th December) given her support to changes to the Mental Health Act implemented for the first time today.
On Wednesday 29 November Police and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan will be holding personal 1:1 advice surgeries in Pateley Bridge.
To mark National Hate Crime Awareness week (14 to 21 October 2017), Julia Mulligan and North Yorkshire Police are requesting the support of local communities to say NO to hate crime and report any incidents witnessed to police on 999 in an emergency, or via 101.
Police and Crime Commissioner and Chief Constable are inviting the public to ask questions in advance, and via Twitter, for the next Public Accountability meeting on Tuesday 24 October at 13:30 that will be broadcast live.
Julia Mulligan, Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire has published her 2016/17 Annual Report.
