The Police and Crime Commissioner for the Bridlington area and further down the Yorkshire Coast has given an insight into the training required by Humberside Police.
Jonathan Evison explained why he doesn't think national policy of a policing degree is necessary in the East Riding:
He feels money is saved too and it'll lead to lengthy delays affecting ten percent of officers.
The commissioner went on to outline what training is required in the force:
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The Mayor of York and North Yorkshire has been accused of inaction over long-awaited plans to dual the A64.
North Yorkshire Council is set to take over the direct management of Scarborough’s museums and galleries following a request from the Scarborough Museum, Creative & Cultural Trust (SMCCT).
The Esk Valley Community Rail Partnership is bringing back its Forget Me Not Train, a special service for people living with dementia and their carers.
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