A much-loved community playground which sits alongside the main road in Pwllglas, Denbighshire has received a range of new equipment and facilities, thanks partly to money taken from the proceeds of crime through the Your Community, Your Choice funding initiative.
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The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner (OPCC) North Wales has been recognised nationally for the quality of its Independent Custody Visiting (ICV) scheme.
The Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner 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.
The North Wales PCC and DPCC visited Holyhead, Anglesey to hear concerns around crime in the area and to discuss measures to support young people in the town.
On November 21, Deputy North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Wayne Jones, High Sheriff of Clwyd Kate Hill-Trevor, and High Sherriff of Gwynedd Janet Phillips met some of the team from North Wales 4x4 Response.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin is asking the people of the region to say how much money they are prepared to pay for the work the police do to keep our neighbourhoods safe.
On November 9, over 100 professionals and experts in their field gathered together at Conwy Business Centre in Llandudno Junction to discuss how to better support children and young people.
On November 7, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited King’s Road in West Shore, Llandudno to meet members of the Friends of King’s Road.
The Your Community, Your Choice initiative, supported by the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, North Wales Police and North Wales Police and Community Trust returns for 2023-24, with a grand total of £60,000 available for community projects across North Wales.