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Ahead of the busy summer season, North Yorkshire Council has teamed up with local people and organisations - including ourselves at North Yorkshire Police - for a programme of improvement work in Scarborough.
During the council’s recent Let’s Talk Scarborough consultation, more than 60% of respondents thought there was a need for Scarborough town centre to look better, feel safer, and be more welcoming.
As a result, in addition to work routinely carried out, they have allocated more than £200,000 to revitalise parts of the town.
Our Police Cadets and Volunteers have been taking part, including litter picking and painting railings.
Watch the video below which features Chief Inspector Lucy McNeill, Operational Commander of the local neighbourhood policing teams
For more information about the work that is being carried out, please go to https://www.northyorks.gov.uk/.../scarborough-comes...


