What is the Police and Crime Plan?
The Police and Crime Plan focuses on the key areas the force will be expected to deliver on – issues that matter to local people, alongside other national policing requirements.
Click here to read the plan:
Click here to read the North Wales Police and Crime Panel's report on the plan:
The policing priorities for North Wales are:
- A local neighbourhood policing presence
- This encompasses serious and organised crime; rural and wildlife crime; road safety; and antisocial behaviour (ASB).
- Supporting victims, communities and businesses
- This includes action on violence against women and girls; business and retail crime; responsiveness (such as the speed with which calls into Police are answered); cyber crime; hate crime; modern slavery, human trafficking and organised immigration crime.
- A fair and effective criminal justice system
- This involves dealing with domestic violence perpetrators; further developing the North Wales Victims’ Panel; and measures around equality, diversity, inclusion and ethics.
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The Police and Crime Commissioner has written a Police and Crime Plan.
The Plan sets out the most important things that North Wales Police need to do.
The Plan looks at how North Wales Police will deal with the things that are important to the people who live in North Wales. The Plan also looks at how North Wales Police will follow national rules on policing.
Click here to see what the Police & Crime Commissioner wants the police to do in North Wales.
Progress made in meeting the objectives within the Police and Crime Plan
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This is the annual report from the North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner's Office. This report will tell you what work we did last year to help keep people in North Wales safe.
This is the annual report from the North Wales Police and Crime Commissioner's Office. This report will tell you what work we did last year to help keep people in North Wales safe.
- Annual Report 2022-23 and Police and Crime Panel's Report
- Annual Report 2021-22 and Police and Crime Panel's Report
Reports on service provision, performance assessments and operational assessment
- Ensuring an efficient and effective complaints process
- Strategic Executive Board
- Police and Crime Panel
Reports by external inspectors and auditors
- HMIC reports and the Police and Crime Commissioner's responses under Section 55 of the Police Act 1996
- Latest HMIC Peel reports
- Wales Audit Office (Joint Audit Committee)
- Internal audit (Joint Audit Committee)
Statistical information provided to the Police and Crime Commissioner
- Performance reports and statistical information (Strategic Executive Board and Police and Crime Panel)
Privacy Impact Assessments
- If any privacy impact assessment are undertaken they will be published subject to exemptions of the Freedom of Information Act 2000