Police and Crime Plan
Added: 15/03/2022
Voluntary Action Leeds
Third Sector Leeds
The Mayor of West Yorkshire, Tracy Brabin, has launched her first Police and Crime Plan for 2021 – 2024, with an overall vision of a safe, just and inclusive West Yorkshire, underpinned by four priorities and three cross cutting themes.
Four Priorities
The four priorities have been chosen after extensive consultation with the public and partner organisations and analysis of risk and community safety need across West Yorkshire. The delivery of these priorities will be the Mayor’s focus over the next three years.
The priorities are:
- Supporting Victims and Witnesses and Improving Criminal Justice Outcomes
- Keeping People Safe and Building Resilience
- Safer Places and Thriving Communities
- Responding to Multiple and Complex Needs
Three themes
The three topics cut across everything West Yorkshire Combined Authority hope to achieve under the plan, and will influence their work in partnership, delivery, and commissioning. The themes reflect West Yorkshire Combined Authority’s ambition to create a safe, just, and inclusive West Yorkshire.
The cross cutting themes are:
- The Safety of Women and Girls
- Equality, Diversity and Inclusion
- Early Intervention and Prevention
For more information on the plan, including a video about the plan, please visit the Voice of West Yorkshire Document and the Needs Assessment on the West Yorkshire Combined Authority website: The Police and Crime Plan – West Yorkshire Combined Authority (westyorks-ca.gov.uk)