Commissioner Zoë can ask questions on your behalf in her Online Public Meeting with the Chief Constable or Chief Fire Officer. Ask your question and find out more.
On Thursday 22 June 2023, Police, Fire, and Crime Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe will host an online public meeting where she will scrutinise and hold the Chief Fire Officer to account on behalf of the public’s concerns.
Partners from Safeguarding Adults Boards, Children’s Safeguarding Partnerships, Community Safety Partnerships across North Yorkshire, the City of York, East Riding and Hull have come together and developed an extensive programme of learning events, seminars and interactive sessions which all underpin this year’s theme – ‘Safeguarding is everybody’s business’.
On Wednesday 7 June Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe, Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire and York will be in Ripon to meet residents and business owners to hear about any community issues they may have.
Hi there, my name is Tyler, I’m 19 and the new Project Assistant for the North Yorkshire Youth Commission (NYYC). This blog is a little summary of my NYYC highlights and what it has taught me over the last 4 years. I hope you enjoy!
On Thursday 25 May 2023, Police, Fire, and Crime Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe will host an online public meeting where she will scrutinise and hold the Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Police to account on behalf of the public’s concerns.
Commissioner Zoë Metcalfe was elected as Commissioner for North Yorkshire and York by the public on 25 November 2021. Her role is to be responsible for overseeing North Yorkshire Police services to ensure that they are efficient, effective, and responsive to community needs. This is a non-operational role that does not make decisions on the […]
His Majesty’s Inspector has published the report of its reinspection of how North Yorkshire Police keeps children safe.
Amanda Wilkinson, Director of Public Confidence at the Police, Fire and Crime Commissioner’s Office in North Yorkshire and parkrun UK volunteer from Teesside, is one of 500 outstanding volunteers to be chosen as the nation’s Coronation Champions.
Commissioner Zoë will relaunch her Online Public Meetings (previously known as Public Accountability Meetings) next month in a bid to be more robust in her approach to holding police and fire Chiefs accountable for the services they deliver to keep the public safe and feeling safe.
