North Yorkshire Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner Julia Mulligan is welcoming the publication of the Government’s new action plan to make our roads safer and do more to protect vulnerable and rural road users.
Julia, along with North Yorkshire Police, is backing a new nationwide hate crime campaign launched by the government and aimed at increasing awareness and understanding of what constitutes a hate crime.
North Yorkshire Police has revealed the truth behind ten common myths about mobile safety cameras in a bid to highlight why they are used.
A brand new fly tipping task force named Operation Eyeball has been formed to tackle fly tipping in rural parts of North Yorkshire and the City of York.
Over two days in July, candidates for North Yorkshire’s new Chief Constable will be put through their paces. Would you like to take part? Do you have strong opinions about policing and community safety? Are you keen to hear how a new Chief might respond?
Are you aware of your local police officers, feel well informed about their work in your community and know how to contact them?
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.
Kevin Hollinrake, MP for Thirsk and Malton, and Julia Mulligan, elected Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire, this week met with policing minister, Nick Hurd, to seek support from the government towards the cost of policing the fracking protests in Kirby Misperton.
