More Volunteer Police Cadets Wanted In North Yorkshire

North Yorkshire Police say their Volunteer Police Cadet units are back up-and-running and they are on the look-out for new recruits for 2021.

Author: Karen LiuPublished 24th Sep 2020

North Yorkshire Police say their Volunteer Police Cadet units are back up-and-running and they are on the look-out for new recruits for 2021.

The force says its Citizens in Policing Team have been working hard to restart the sessions in line with strict COVID-19 guidelines.

This has involved finding new and independent venues with sole use, so that they can keep the cadets and leaders as safe as possible during the pandemic.

The first group to return was the Scarborough Unit which is now running out of Cloughton and Burniston Village Hall at Burniston. They had their first session on Wednesday 23 September.

The Volunteer Police Cadets are part of a nationally-recognised police uniformed youth organisation which operates in most parts of the United Kingdom. The sessions promote a practical understanding of policing among all young people, as well as to encourage the spirit of adventure and good citizenship.

For more information go to https://northyorkshire.police.uk/jobs/cadets/.

If you are interested in becoming a Volunteer Police Cadet, please email kathryn.bean@northyorkshire.pnn.police.uk to be put on a recruitment waiting list.