Crime commissioner to attend public meeting in Dewsbury

People have the chance to tell the man tasked with guiding policing priorities in West Yorkshire what they want police to do at a public meeting in Dewsbury next week.
19th February 2013. Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire Mark Burns-Williamson.19th February 2013. Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire Mark Burns-Williamson.
19th February 2013. Police and Crime Commissioner for West Yorkshire Mark Burns-Williamson.

Police and Crime Commissioner Mark Burns-Williamson will be attending the next public meeting of Dewsbury Area Committee on Thursday May 16.

The meeting, at Dewsbury Town Hall, will feature a question and answer session with the PCC which will be chaired by Coun Masood Ahmed, Chair of the Committee.

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Reducing crime is one of the committee’s top five priorities for action in Dewsbury.

Coun Ahmed said: “This will be a fantastic opportunity for local people to hear from the PCC in person and for him to find out more about some of the good work in community safety already underway in Dewsbury.

“The PCC has responded to a request from a previous area committee public meeting to attend a public meeting and to tour the town to see some of the positive and successful community safety initiatives and partnership working taking place.”

Mr Burns-Williamson, said: “I have been out in Dewsbury recently with your neighbourhood policing team to talk to you about your issues and concerns and see how we can best work together to meet the challenges faced by communities across Dewsbury.

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“I am very much looking forward to finding out more about the good work already being done in community safety and meeting more people to find out where we can build on this good work and together make sure our communities are safer and feel safer.”

The meeting starts at 7pm.