A COMMUNITY cohesion workshop was held in Bradford last week by West Yorkshire’s Police and Crime Commissioner.
It was designed to allow partners from across the region to come together to see how community cohesion can be strengthened.
Keynote speakers at the workshop included PCC Mark Burns-Williamson, Temporary Assistant Chief Constable Angela Williams and Robin Tuddenham of the Community Cohesion Board.
Mr Burns-Williamson said: “This was a very valuable event which had a real focus on understanding and working with our communities.
“The ideas generated at the event will direct my work and the work of West Yorkshire Police and our partners.”
Community cohesion is a priority in the new Police and Crime Plan for West Yorkshire.
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