West Yorkshire Police's page for the Deaf community. This should not be used to report crime. Text 999 (emergency) or 07786 200 200 (non-emergency) or LiveChat
People used to be able to SMS @WestYorksPolice using non-emergency number 07786 200 200. This hasn’t been working for a while. Would you use it if is available? Some people use LiveChat & some use TypeTalk/Text Relay. If you needed to contact us what would be the easiest way?
@WYP_DFU This is great news! We will shortly be refreshing our Deaf Community Champions programme, so it would be great to have DFU colleagues involved.
@Sam_allen0 @WYP_PCSO133 Yes, we’ve been in touch with James about this 😀 We’re going to be relaunching the Deaf Champions programme soon - may change the name to PLOD because that’s what the national programme is called.
This week is #DAW2020. Each day this week, we are asking members of WYP to think about different aspects of what it means to be Deaf or have a hearing impairment.
@Sam_allen0 @Limping_Chicken Thank you for sharing this honest & heart-felt story. We are aware of various things that are disadvantaging Deaf people such as lack of information in BSL & facemasks can be a barrier to Deaf people communicating. Are you aware of the emergency 999 sms service? @UK_PLOD
West Yorksire Police are working to keep you safe. If possible, please report crime or ask for advice without attending at a station. Our stations and helpdesks are open, however please don't visit us if you have symptoms. Stay safe everyone.
Insights for the new Parliament is a collection of topics that MPs will need to know about in coming months and years. Here is a summary in British Sign Language. https://t.co/eFbz5z0BMf
Cyber contest open to pupils in years 7, 8 & 9. Design a resource to help keep each other safe online. Deadline is 27 March. Full details along with entry form, terms and conditions and other useful downloads, are available on the Force website at https://t.co/9gncDw7D1s
If you are interested, please show to your parent/guardian for their permission & support. Please send 2 minute video talking about or showcasing your talent or story. Please send the video clip to [email protected]
Lynn Stewart-Taylor is from Flashing Lights Productions - a deaf led media production company. They are looking for young deaf talent (11-16 years old) for a new TV programme.
Do you have a story to tell, a special talent, exciting hobby or amazing journey to share with deaf children? The aim is to tell people about the amazing talents & lives of deaf children. Are you deaf? Do you have something you want to show to others? Would you love to be on TV?