North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin and North Wales Police are holding an advice surgery at the town’s library in Market Hall on Stanley Street for residents of Holyhead and surrounding areas from 2-4pm on July 24 as part of the PCC’s mission to bring policing closer to the people of the region.
With Euro 2024 in Germany and the Summer Olympic and Paralympic Games in Paris fast approaching, a new fund is being launched which aims to help sports clubs and organisations across North Wales put on activities for the young people of the region over the holidays.
Online medicine purchases are convenient but require caution. While many sites are legitimate, it's crucial to verify suitability and safety. North Wales Police and Get Safe Online have launched a campaign highlighting potential dangers of buying medicines online
A partnership to promote prostate cancer screening between North Wales Police and prostate cancer awareness charity the Graham Fulford Charitable Trust was celebrated at Mold Police Station on 30 May.
On 29 May, PCC Andy Dunbobbin and North Wales Police Assistant Chief Constable Gareth Evans visited the Rockworks Academy, an organisation dedicated to making music accessible for all, wherever they live and whatever their circumstances, whether financial, physical or social.
PCC Andy Dunbobbin visited Ynys Môn Scouts’ Talwrn District Campsite on Saturday, 25 May to learn more about the Scouts’ work and activities and to see how money taken from criminals is being used for the good.
According to Alzheimer’s Research UK, 944,000 people are estimated to be living with dementia in the United Kingdom[1]. Given the growing scale of the condition, North Wales Police and Betsi Cadwaldr University Health Board (BCUHB) have joined forces for the further rollout of a new series of films called Living Better with Dementia.
On Saturday 11 of May, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited the Forget-me-not Chorus in Bodelwyddan, Denbighshire. The charity and choir, which started in 2011, empowers individuals living with dementia through the transformative medium of music and was recently successful in applying for funding from the local Your Community, Your Choice initiative.
The OPCC continues to scrutinise the work of North Wales Police in a wide variety of ways and recently conducted a further review at the quarterly Strategic Executive Board, which took place on 8 May.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin recently visited Prestatyn Sports FC to see the positive impact of their successful Your Community, Your Choice funding bid. During the visit, the Commissioner toured the club's facilities and saw the progress made in expanding their youth football offerings.