Anti-racism education charity, Show Racism the Red Card, has secured funding from the office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales, Andy Dunbobbin, for a project to tackle racism in the region.
Police & Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited Gwynedd leisure, sports and physical activity providers Byw’n Iach at Canolfan Byw’n Iach Plas Ffrancon in Bethesda to learn more about how funding from the Your Community, Your Choice fund is being used to promote healthy initiatives.
On 31 October, North WalesPolice and Crime CommissionerAndy Dunbobbin visited the 1st Saltney Ferry Scout Group to learn more about the Scouts’ work and activities.
An Outreach Worker has recently been appointed by Crimestoppers with the aim of rolling out its Fearless project in North Wales.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin and North Wales Police are holding an advice surgery at Deeside Leisure Centre (Chester Road West, Queensferry) for residents of Deeside and surrounding areas from 2-4pm on November 22.
On Friday, 13 October, over 100 Sixth Form and Year 11 students at Ysgol Brynhyfryd in Ruthin experienced what it is like to be in court, with a mock trial that took place in the school’s main hall, sponsored by play equipment provider Kompan.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited Ynys Môn Scouts’ Talwrn District Campsite on Anglesey on 14 October, during one of its Autumn site maintenance days.
National Hate Crime Awareness Week is running from 14-21 October across the UK, with the aim of shining a light on the scourge of hate crime.
On 29 September, PCC Andy Dunbobbin met Shotton West Councillor Sean Bibby to see how new crime fighting initiatives are making a difference and helping to keep local residents safer in Shotton.
On September 28, PCC Andy Dunbobbin visited Seren Ffestiniog Cyf at their centre in Blaenau Ffestiniog to learn more about how funding from the Your Community, Your Choice fund is being used to further their work.