The highest ranking police officer in North Yorkshire has reinforced the importance of tackling hate crime.
The Chief Constable of North Yorkshire Police is Tim Forber:
The highest ranking police officer in North Yorkshire has reinforced the importance of tackling hate crime.
Chief Constable Forber encouraged people to report any incidents and said the force would take victims seriously:
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Whitby Hot Chocolate Festival Organiser Urges Businesses to Sign Up
Organisers of the first Whitby Hot Chocolate Festival are issuing a final appeal to local independent businesses to register their involvement ahead of the event next month.
CQC Rates East Riding Adult Social Care as 'Inadequate' After Critical Inspection
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated East Riding of Yorkshire Council's adult social care services as ‘Inadequate’ following a national series of inspections conducted in June.
Scarborough £20m Funding Roadmap to be Considered as Deadline Approaches
A strategic roadmap detailing how Scarborough could use a multi-million pound investment to drive coastal regeneration and improve the health and wellbeing of communities is to be considered by councillors.
Good Visibility a Bright Move Say North Yorkshire Police
This October, as the nights get darker earlier, officers in North Yorkshire will be running Operation Dark Night.
Helicopter Rescue for Youngsters Trapped on Cliff at Reighton Sands
Coastguard Rescue Teams from Bridlington and Filey, along with North Yorkshire Police and both Filey RNLI Lifeboats were involved in the rescue last night which needed a helicopter to winch one of the trapped people to safety.
Pedestrian Injured in Scarborough Collision
North Yorkshire Police are seeking assistance from the public following a serious incident involving a pedestrian on Thursday, 23 October.
Scarborough Athletic Confirmed for Away Tie in Isuzu FA Trophy Second Round
Scarborough Athletic have discovered their next opponents in the Isuzu FA Trophy, following the release of the second round proper draw.
Bathing Water Summit in Scarborough
The third North Yorkshire coast bathing summit will take place today (Monday, 27 October) at Scarborough Town Hall.
Scarborough's Moonlight on the Lake Hailed as "Biggest Ever"
Thousands of families visited Scarborough at the weekend as Peasholm Park was once again transformed into a wonderland of lanterns and illuminations.
Call to Support Filey Festival of Remembrance
The the Filey branch Royal British Legion is encouraging local people to take part in this year's Festival of Remembrance on Saturday November 8th.
Scam Warning From North Yorkshire Police
Officers in North Yorkshire have a warning following fake messages claiming to be from the government.
North Yorkshire's Deputy Mayor On Fire Budget Situation
Jo Coles has been answering questions from concerned councillors.
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Organisers of the first Whitby Hot Chocolate Festival are issuing a final appeal to local independent businesses to register their involvement ahead of the event next month.
The Care Quality Commission (CQC) has rated East Riding of Yorkshire Council's adult social care services as ‘Inadequate’ following a national series of inspections conducted in June.
A strategic roadmap detailing how Scarborough could use a multi-million pound investment to drive coastal regeneration and improve the health and wellbeing of communities is to be considered by councillors.
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