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Visitors are being urged to enjoy the Yorkshire Dales safely and responsibly, ahead of a predicted busy weekend in the countryside.
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Family tribute to Palwasha Akbar aged 13 who tragically died after being rescued from the River Wharfe near Burnsall last month.
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A quad bike - stolen from a barn in a rural location north of Skipton - was recovered less than half an hour after it was taken.
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On 11 May, we issued an appeal to find two girls aged 15 and 17 who were missing from the Skipton area.
We have launched an investigation after a man in his sixties was assaulted during a disturbance at Skipton bus station.
Cannabis Grows in Settle / North Craven areas.
Work with numbers partner agencies, along with proactive arrests has disrupted these activities Ongoing work continues this successful disruption.
The large number of visitors to the area puts a strain on the existing infrastructure, which is having a direct impact on residents’ quality of life.
Reports of inconsiderate and dangerous parking, with vehicles blocking narrow roads, and preventing emergency vehicles from getting through.
We have held a multi-agency meeting involving Parking Services, Highways, the Yorkshire Dales National Park, the Community Safety Hub, and Public Safety Services to coordinate a joint response.
Agencies will increase the number of co-ordinated patrols during peak periods, bringing together Police Officers, PCSOs, Public safety officers, Park Rangers and Parking Enforcement Teams.
The partnership approach will continue, with a further meeting planned involving a wider group of stakeholders. This will be followed by engagement and consultation with local parish councils to identify longer-term solutions that balance the needs of residents, visitors, and the environment.
