Leaders of North Yorkshire’s response to the Coronavirus pandemic will give an update on the work they are doing, and answer questions from residents and businesses.
It is estimated that more than seven in ten cases before the family courts have domestic abuse as a factor and now key partners and organisations from across North Yorkshire are coming together to ensure survivors, and their children, are treated more fairly by a system which is meant to support them.
Public accountability meetings are broadcast live online with members of the public invited to send in their comments before or during the session.
North Yorkshire’s Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner is encouraging homeowners across North Yorkshire to check their property is secure as lockdown eases and we begin to spend more time out of the house.
A third of a million pounds of extra money is to be invested in domestic abuse and sexual violence support services in North Yorkshire and York.
Notice is given that any persons interested have a right to inspect the accounts for the year ended 31 March 2020.
£190,000 is to be invested in safety projects across North Yorkshire to make the county’s roads safer for everyone who use them and the communities they link.
Leaders of North Yorkshire’s response to the Coronavirus pandemic will give an update on the work they are doing, and answer questions from residents and businesses.
North Yorkshire Police has thanked local people as the latest number of fines issued for breaches of the coronavirus regulations has been published.
