If you’ve got an issue with speeding in your community, you can raise your concerns online.

Operation Spartan is a force-wide operation where officers and the public are encouraged to submit intelligence regarding instances of anti-social use of vehicles or poor driving.

A profile of information will be collated for the police to assess and act upon, to ensure guidance and advice can be provided to those who need it.

Make a complaint online about North Yorkshire Police.

Apply to attend an upcoming misconduct hearing.

Register your business keyholder and tell the police who has a key to your business.

Register your good neighbour with us before you go away.

If you’re leaving your Richmondshire-based property for a long period of time, you can apply for a ‘safer homes’ kit.

If you have a concern about the way the police are using stop and search in your community, you can outline your concerns online.

Apply for the opportunity to accompany police officers on patrol when they might deploy stop and search powers.

Request North Yorkshire Police Cadets to attend your public event.

The NYP Newsdesk handles media enquiries from journalists and freelancers working for recognised media outlets.

Make a documentary filming request for access to film officers and staff at work.

The Data Protection Act 1998 provides individuals with a right of access to information that we may hold about them, and sets out how personal data must be used. If you have queries about how we have used your data, you can find out who to contact on our Data Protection page.

The Subject Access provisions of the Data Protection Act give an individual the right, subject to certain exemptions, to have a copy of any personal data held about them. To make a local subject access request, visit the Subject Access Request page.

You may be eligible to apply for the deletion of your records from police systems.