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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High: 14°C | Low: 7°C
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High: 15°C | Low: 6°C
The Seadogs ended their run of four straight defeats after a superb second half show.
A 24-hour climbing challenge at Street Rocks, Coast and Vale Community Action’s (CaVCA) independent climbing centre in Scarborough, has exceeded all expectations — both on the wall and in fundraising.
Budding young artists across the Scarborough area have been recognised for their creative flare and dedication to promoting road safety in a competition among schools.
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