Category: Protecting Vulnerable People
PCC to attend Tankersley Parish Council Meeting
Dr Billings has been invited to attend a meeting of Tankersley Parish Council.
Response to the HMICFRS Report – Both sides of the coin
Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner had today (Friday, 10 January 2020) responded to the publication of Her Majesty’s Inspectorate of Constabulary and Fire & Rescue Services (HMICFRS) report Both sides of the coin.
Visit to Greenacre School Barnsley
Dr Billings will be meeting Tom O'Hara and Kirsty Taylor from Greenacre School.
On Duty at Christmas
Doncaster Street Pastors
In recent years, while numbers fell, South Yorkshire police made strong partnerships with other agencies. This is now paying off in ways we could hardly have imagined, not least in the recent floods.
Sheffield Police Awards
It is always something of a privilege to go to police awards evenings, and this year's Sheffield Awards was no exception. You get some sense of the excellent work carried out by police staff and police officers across the city in the various categories:
South Yorkshire Floods
Shiloh Breakfast Meeting
Remembrance Sunday
On Remembrance Sunday I attended the annual service and wreath laying in Barker's Pool, Sheffield. There seemed to be larger crowds than usual and many children and young people came, not least the cadets - army, navy, Air Force and, of course, police.
CLP Meeting in Branton, Doncaster
Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner, spoke on Friday, 25 October about the future of policing to members of the Don Valley Constituency Labour Party in Kilham Community Hall, Branton.
Celebrating Our Fir Vale Attended by the Commissioner
Dr Alan Billings, South Yorkshire Police and Crime Commissioner was the guest of honour at the ‘Celebrating our Fir Vale’ event at the Fir Vale Community Centre on Wednesday, 30 October.
COMMUNITY SPEED WATCH IN ROTHERHAM
Policing in this country is always most effective when the police and the local community are working together. This is obviously true when it comes to tackling crimes such as burglaries.