Colburn Town Council | Police Info

The Police and Crime Commissioner for North Yorkshire, Julia Mulligan, has today launched the Big Police Debate: a major public consultation exercise that will shape the future of policing and community safety in your area.

We are now hosting a public survey on ww.bigpolicedebate.co.uk
, which will run until 15 June.

Please take the survey to help us better understand what the priorities for policing and community safety are for your community.
We are particularly interested to hear from charities and community groups, particularly those who work with the following groups:
*    Victims of crime (generally)
*    Domestic & Sexual abuse victims
*    Disabled people and Learning Difficulties
*    LGBT community
*    BME groups
*    Young people
*    Older people
*    Vulnerable adults
*    People who have been through the justice system / offenders
*    Witnesses of crime
*    Farmers and rural Communities
*    NY Businesses
*    Alcohol and substance abuse groups
*    Mental Health focussed-groups

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Election of Police and Crime Commissioner for York & North Yorkshire takes place on Thursday 15th November 2012

Information on the labour and conservative candidates standing for election can be found at the following links:

http://juliamulligan.org.uk/

http://www.yorklabour.org.uk/police

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Crimestoppers Number - 0800 555 111

Residents are encouraged to report any crime anonymously on this number. The police need evidence to make arrests and get convictions in court upheld.

New Non Emergency Number - 101

From 12 December 2011 communities across North Yorkshire and the City of York will have access to 101, the national non-emergency telephone number for the police.

Calls to 101 will cost 15p per call and this applies to both landlines and mobile phones. In an emergency the public should still use 999 when a crime is in progress or there is danger to life.