Next steps on bus reform to be discussed by Combined Authority
Plans to reform bus services in West Yorkshire are set to take another important step forward at a special meeting next week.
Mayor of West Yorkshire responds to the Casey Review
After the release of the Casey Review, the Mayor of West Yorkshire Tracy Brabin has been in touch with Baroness Casey to discuss how to take forward their shared ambitions to address violence towards women and girls both at regional and national level.
21 March 2023
The Mayor of West Yorkshire, Tracy Brabin, said:
“This review makes for shocking reading and exposes vile behaviour and attitudes that undermine the work of policing across the country - including here in West Yorkshire.
“We share Louise Casey’s ambition to protect women and girls from harm and want to work with her to identify how to achieve that in our region and beyond.
“There should be zero tolerance for violence against women and girls and my message to anybody affected is to come forward and report it - because you will be heard.”
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