The Home Office led ‘Clear Hold Build’ strategy, the first of its kind in North Yorkshire, aims to drive crime out of the Clifton area of York while improving life for residents.
North Yorkshire Police and City of York Council staged a launch event on Monday (March 11) at York Guildhall, which included community groups, local councillors, neighbouring police forces and educators.
Speakers included members of national serious and organised crime units, local detectives, council officers, communities charity St Giles Trust and local voluntary organisations.
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