North Wales Police and the office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales are warning residents of the region to be on their guard after seeing a rise in cryptocurrency-related fraud and scams in the area over recent months with members of the public falling victim and losing money to fraudsters.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Andy Dunbobbin has revealed the final list of successful applicants from his Summer Sports Fund, which comprises 26 organisations from right across the six counties of North Wales.
The Wales Schools Programme, also known as SchoolBeat Cymru, is set to continue in North Wales thanks to the combined efforts and funding of North Wales Police Chief Constable Amanda Blakeman and Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for North Wales, Andy Dunbobbin.
Policing in North Wales is something that matters to us all. That’s why from now until 27 September, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin is asking local people to say what they think the priorities of North Wales Police should be for the next four years and how they want to see their neighbourhoods policed.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin and his Deputy Wayne Jones visited the Victim Help Centre in St. Asaph to learn more about its work in the community, the importance of continued funding from the office of the PCC for its work.
Get Safe Online is launching a ‘Safer Kids’ campaign to encourage children across the area to use the internet safely, securely and with confidence.
A North Wales wheelchair sports club is racing ahead thanks to funding taken from the proceeds of crime. The club, Rhyl Raptors was visited at Rhyl Leisure Centre on Grange Road on 25 June by North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin to see how the money is being used for the good of the community, and particularly to support the club in expanding their storage capacity for loading and unloading sports wheelchairs.
At a special meeting of the North Wales Police and Crime Panel at Bodlondeb, Conwy on 21 June, Wayne Jones was reconfirmed as Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales for a further term of four years.
A new initiative launched today at Conwy Business Centre, Llandudno Junction with the aim of creating a North Wales without violence. Called the North Wales Serious Violence Response Strategy, the objective of the plan is to work with communities to prevent and reduce serious violence across the region.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin and North Wales Police are holding an advice surgery at the town’s library in Market Hall on Stanley Street for residents of Holyhead and surrounding areas from 2-4pm on July 24 as part of the PCC’s mission to bring policing closer to the people of the region.