Command team roll up sleeves for homeless charity

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Command team roll up sleeves for homeless charity

Three senior officers spent an evening serving meals for the homeless in York to raise awareness over volunteering opportunities.

Chief Constable Lisa Winward (Left) and Assistant Chief Constable Annette Anderson (Right)

Date - 1st December 2019
By - Chloe Livadeas

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North Yorkshire Police's command team spent an evening waiting on tables, serving food and washing up for a charity that supports the homeless and vulnerable in York. Chief Constable Lisa Winward (waitress), Deputy Chief Constable Phil Cain...

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