Meeting to hold North Yorkshire's Chief Constable to account

North Yorkshire's Chief Constable will be held to account in an online, public meeting on Thursday, May 15, hosted by Jo Coles, the Deputy Mayor for Policing, Fire, and Crime <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
North Yorkshire's Chief Constable will be held to account in an online, public meeting on Thursday, May 15, hosted by Jo Coles, the Deputy Mayor for Policing, Fire, and Crime (Image: Supplied)
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Jo Coles, the Deputy Mayor for Policing, Fire, and Crime, will host an online, public meeting on Thursday, May 15 in which North Yorkshire's Chief Constable will be held to account.

The meeting will focus on neighbourhood policing.

Residents of York and North Yorkshire are encouraged to join, and can submit questions, on any area of police service, using the online form at https://www.northyorkshire-pfcc.gov.uk/YourVoice/

There will be a dedicated window during the meeting when the Chief Constable and senior leadership team will answer questions that have been submitted.

The meeting, which is one of a regular series, is designed to hold the Chief Constable to account for their delivery of the Police and Crime Plan.

The meeting will be streamed live at 2pm on May 15 via the following links:

YouTube: https://youtube.com/live/-m-YtfrOfD8

Website: https://bit.ly/OPM15may2025

The meeting will also be recorded and made available to watch back later.

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