North Yorkshire Police - Delivering modern policing in a traditional way

Download focus group form here. The policing pledge was a set of promises from the police to you about the services they will provide. All 43 police forces in England and Wales agreed to keep those promises which included:

This year's Safer Neighbourhoods Summaries are now being delivered, within each one you will find the opportunity, on page 5, for you to Have Your Say. You can complete the short survey either in the summary and send it to us or fill it out online. Click here for the questions.

With funding from Eastfield's Voice Your Choice project in 2009, pupils from the St George's; Overdale and Braeburn Junior schools in the Eastfield area have been working together to produce inspiring Graffiti Art.

North Yorkshire Police Authority members, last week, gave final approval to the Policing Plan 2010-11. Previously endorsed at the end of March, members were presented, by the Chief Constable, with the updated plan at the Annual General Meeting of the Authority on 28 June 2010.

The four Chief Constables of Yorkshire and the Humber and the Joint Police Authorities Committee have welcomed the publication of a paper that outlines potential savings to each of the forces achieved through additional collaboration.

PC Michelle McFarlane from Stokesley in the Hambleton district has been awarded the title of North Yorkshire's Safer Neighbourhoods Police Officer of the Year for 2010 and will now be entered into the national awards and attend Jane's Police Review magazine Gala evening in November in London.