On 2 May 2024 the voters of North Wales re-elected Andy Dunbobbin of Welsh Labour to be the Police and Crime Commissioner for the next four years.
North Wales Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales are working with online safety experts, Get Safe Online, to highlight the threat of Investment Scams for the residents of North Wales.
North Wales Police and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales are working with online safety experts, Get Safe Online, to highlight some of the threats when buying tickets online.
A local community sports group in Flintshire is using funding seized from criminals to create a lighter, brighter and safer environment for all at their ground. Buckley Cricket Club, which was founded in 1898, was recently successful in applying for funding from the Your Community, Your Choice initiative.
On March 20, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited Llanrug Silver Band to meet members, learn more about the organisation’s valuable work locally and to hear how money seized from criminals is being used to widen access to music in the community.
On Wednesday March 13, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited Bangor Saints Football Club at Byw'n Iach Leisure Centre on Bangor’s Garth Road, to gain an insight into the club's impactful work with local youth and to learn how money partly taken from criminals is helping to support the team’s work in the local community.
A local community group in Wrexham welcomed High Sheriff of Clwyd Kate Hill-Trevor and North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin for a visit on 16 March. Erddig Nordic Walkers (ENW) promotes fitness and well-being through accessible exercise to suit all age groups and abilities. Run by dedicated volunteers, the group has gone from strength to strength, with over 180 members now registered.
A local community group is using funding seized from criminals to create a wonderful and welcoming entrance to North-East Wales’ largest hospital. Wrexham Community Gardeners, which started in September 2023 and brings together over 25 volunteers aged from 10 to 70, was one of the recent winners of Your Community, Your Choice funding for their ‘First Impressions’ project at Wrexham Maelor Hospital.
North Wales project aims to shed negative image of young people by using money seized from criminals
A North Wales initiative that helps support local young people is celebrating after receiving funding to set up a new base using money taken from the proceeds of crime.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited the Porthi Dre youth club in Caernarfon to meet staff and members and to learn more about the organisation’s valuable work in the community and how money seized from criminals is being used for the good of the young people in the Caernarfon area.