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Humberside Police and Crime Commissioner Keith Hunter said: “The figures released in the IPCC report are not new to me and I have been working with Humberside Police to try and understand the significant rises in the recording of complaints.Complaints against North Yorkshire and Humberside police forces rise above national trendThe Press, Yorkall 18 news articles »
COMPLAINTS against North Yorkshire Police have risen by 14 per cent in the last year, while complaints against Humberside Police have risen by 44 per cent – both far above the national trend. Figures released by the Independent Police Complaints …New report shows complaints about Humberside Police soared by 44 per cent last yearScunthorpe TelegraphPolice want to speak to this woman after bookies ‘defrauded by sleight of hand’Hull Daily Mailall 18 news articles »
A project launched by social landlord Ongo to help encourage people to reach their full potential has so far helped 489 youngsters across North Lincolnshire. Since launching 12 months ago, the Ongo Raising Aspirations project aims to develop closer …
Announcing the appointment, Humberside’s Chief Constable Lee Freeman said: “Chris was selected from four strong candidates and I know his skills and experience will assist me hugely in ensuring that we continue to improve the policing we provide with
North Lincolnshire Council is encouraging bus users in Scunthorpe to share their views on the bus network to find out if it takes them where they need to be and meets their needs.
Original Source North Lincolnshire Council
September 19, 2017 | News Editor
September 19, 2017 | News Editor
In Humberside there were 760 complaints compared to 529 the previous year, an increase of 44%. In North Yorkshire there were 331 complaints, up 14% from the figure of 291 in 2015/16. In today’s report the IPCC admits that there is ‘a great deal of
