Police to host online consultations

People in Bradford will be able to chat to their local police officers via the internet through a series of online community meetings.
By The Newsroom
Published 8th Dec 2010, 09:22 BST

Electronic Partners and Communities Together (e-Pact) meetings will take place this month for the Queensbury, Wibsey and Royds wards of the city.

By logging onto www.westyorkshire.police.uk/epact, residents can talk to officers about any issues or concerns they have about their area. Neighbourhood Policing Team (NPT) Inspector Darren Brown, who will be responding to residents, said: "I am pleased with the attendance and feedback from our first meeting in September. I am now building e-Pact into our monthly timetable with morning and evening meetings.

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"This will enable people from all walks of life to access their local police officers and Police Community Support Officers, giving them a say in policing priorities – all without stepping out of their front door."

The next e-Pact meeting will start at 7pm today and will be followed by another online meeting starting at 1pm on Wednesday, December 15.

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