On the publication of Baroness Casey’s report into standards and culture within the Metropolitan Police, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin, has made a comment.
The PCC scrutinises the work of North Wales Police through a wide variety of ways, including the quarterly Strategic Executive Board. At this meeting the PCC and his team meet with the Chief Officers to review overall Force performance, including against the Police and Crime Plan priorities.
On the publication of the first benchmark of police performance on tackling violence against women and girls, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner, Andy Dunbobbin, has issued a comment.
The shortlist for this year’s Your Community, Your Choice initiative, which sponsors grass-roots projects, has been released and the public are now being asked to vote for their preferred local project to receive funding.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin and North Wales Police are holding an advice surgery for residents of Ruthin, Denbighshire and surrounding areas on the morning of March 23.
Officers from North Wales Police (NWP) recently held a boxercise session for women and girls in Holyhead Leisure Centre as part of the Safer Streets initiative.
atch has launched a new campaign – their biggest recruitment drive in recent times – to boost community participation and reduce both the fear and likelihood of crime.
On Tuesday 28 February, the story of Ruthin teenager Olivia Alkir was shared with lawmakers, road safety campaigners, the emergency services, and insurance industry representatives at the Senedd with the aim of making our roads safer for young people in Wales
Today sees the publication of a key report from North Wales Police prepared following the recent conviction and sentencing of David Carrick for multiple crimes of rape, violence against women and coercive behaviour while he was a Metropolitan Police officer.
The Police and Crime Commissioner is opening the recruitment window for several roles to sit on Police Misconduct Hearings in Wales. The positions available are as Legally Qualified Chairs and as Independent Panel Members.