Wash hands – Cover face – Make space
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is asking for people to get involved in her next monthly public accountability meeting, live from 1330 on Tuesday 27 September, which will focus on the fire and police services response to the coronavirus but also provide the opportunity for questions about the situation we are facing.
Everyone in North Yorkshire must act now to save lives, protect jobs and the economy and ensure schools can stay open, in the face of rising infection rates of covid-19 in the county.
Changing Lives has been awarded more than £5000 to help women who have experienced domestic abuse, sexual violence and other trauma in York.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is encouraging residents across the county to have their say on road safety and enforcement.
Julia Mulligan, North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner, said: “As always, it is important that we do all we can to stop the spread of Covid-19. “These new rules are an attempt to achieve that, and I welcome the aim that they should be as simple as possible – both for those of us […]
The Countryside Alliance has released their 2020 Rural Crime Survey. It suggests that one in six crimes in rural communities are not reported to police in North Yorkshire.
The North Yorkshire Youth Commission has delivered a report on its work to the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner. Five years after being set up to ensure the views of young people were heard on policing and crime, it gives an in-depth insight into the work that’s been done, the priorities put forward and the […]
The Commissioner wants to provide an update on the sale process for Newby Wiske, the former North Yorkshire Police headquarters.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is entering a new partnership to support young adults being pulled into a cycle of crisis and crime.
