The North Wales Serious Violence Response Strategy was launched in June 2024 to work with communities to prevent and reduce serious violence across the region. This provided funding for local projects and targeted interventions aimed at reducing serious crime. An evaluation of these funding interventions by independent consultancy firm Wavehill has found strong evidence of the benefit of these projects.
People who have been seriously injured or killed on the roads of North Wales and their families are to be given high-quality support from a newly appointed Independent Road Victim Advocate from Brake, the road safety charity, as part of a service funded by the office of the Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales, Andy Dunbobbin.
A groundbreaking funding project called Innovate to Grow is relaunching today and calling for applications from initiatives across North Wales to help fight crime before it happens.
People from abroad living and working in North Wales may send money to family or friends back home, either occasionally or regularly. Since individuals may depend on the money they receive, and because those sending it often work hard to earn it, it’s vital that people do this in the safest possible way, reaching those back home and not a fraudster.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited The Hummingbird Project in Abergele on 24 April to see how they are using some of the ill-gotten gains of criminals to help some of the most vulnerable people in North Wales when they need it most through the Your Community, Your Choice fund.
During the Easter holidays on 22 April, North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited David Hughes Leisure Centre in Menai Bridge to see how a holiday activity project for young people is using some of the ill-gotten gains of criminals to fund local projects in North Wales through the Your Community, Your Choice fund.
On 2 April, Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) for North Wales Wayne Jones attended the Independent Office of Police Conduct Youth Panel training session for North Wales Police, held at Conwy Business Centre in Llandudno Junction.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Andy Dunbobbin and North Wales Police are holding an online surgery via Microsoft Teams on 13 May 2025 from 5:30pm to 7:30pm as part of the PCC's mission to bring policing closer to the people of the region.
North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner Andy Dunbobbin visited Rhyl’s Little Theatre on 7 April following their recent success in receiving funding from the Your Community, Your Choice initiative.
On 3 April, Police and Crime Commissioner for North Wales Andy Dunbobbin, alongside local officers from North Wales Police, visited Llanrwst Youth Club to meet Area Youth Worker Conwy South Matt Mullender and young people who attend the ‘Tea and Toast’ session at the club.