York police are asking for the public’s help to locate a wanted man.
He was sentenced to four years imprisonment following the aggravated theft of a vehicle in York, in November 2012. He was released from prison on Monday 25 March 2014.
Pullman is described as white, 6ft 2in tall, with a broad build and fair hair.
Although it is not known where Pullman is, officers believe he is in the York area.
The Chief Constable and the Police and Crime Commissioner of North Yorkshire Police recognise and value the contribution that volunteers make to the delivery of policing services by increasing capacity and allowing members of the community to improve the quality of service delivered.
They are now seeking the support of more civilian volunteers
The latest figures published by the ONS confirm that there was an increase in the number of homicides in York last year. There were 3 murders in the City last year compared to 1 in each of the two previous years. The numbers are still small though and do not necessarily represent a significant trend.
The number of sexual offences is also up from 190 in 2011 to 193 last year.
The third category to show an increase was crimes of violence where the victim did not sustain an injury (up from 781 to 844) although there was a similar reduction in cases where the victim was injured.
Overall crime numbers were down from to 15199 to 11291 – 26% over 3 years.
The biggest falls by crime category came in non domestic burglary, possession of weapons and robbery.
The full York crime figures for the last 10 years can be downloaded from here.
York remains one of the safest City’s in the country in which to live.
More vandalism reported on 9 Bradley Drive on 11th March
23rd April work starts on renovating 9 Bradley Drive
We last reported the decaying condition of – long term empty property – 9 Bradley Drive in March.
There has been a catalogue of delays in bring the singe bedroom property back into use but we understand that the Council have now finally gained possession of the property.
The house contents have been removed and the property has been screened against access. New windows and doors are to be fitted.
It is expected that tenants choice contractors will start work before the end of the month with a new tenant likely to move in towards the end of May.
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The latest Foxwood Residents Association newsletter has been published and is in course of delivery.
Music will be the common language at a city centre concert which will strike the right note on Friday 25 April.
Choirs from York and its twin city Münster will sing from the same hymn sheet at St Helen’s Church during a musical evening.
Although the Council has cut back on the number of amenity skips it provides, several residents associations continue to run programmes aimed at making it easier for tenants to get rid of unwanted items.
The skips are only in place for a few minutes and residents must ensure that they put any rubbish into the skips and do not leave it on the path or highway.
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