**West Yorkshire Police – Leeds**

Located at Bradford Rd, Stanningley, Pudsey LS28 5TA, West Yorkshire Police is dedicated to serving the local community with integrity and professionalism. Our team is committed to ensuring the safety and security of residents, providing reliable support and guidance in times of need. We pride ourselves on our customer-centric approach, offering a welcoming atmosphere where every inquiry is met with promptness and care.

At West Yorkshire Police, we understand that community trust is paramount. Our officers are not only trained to uphold the law but also to engage with the public in meaningful ways, fostering strong relationships that enhance neighborhood safety. Whether you need assistance, want to report an incident, or have questions about our services, we are here to help.

We invite you to contact us at 01924 375222 or visit our informative website at https://www.westyorkshire.police.uk/ for more details on how we can assist you. Experience the difference of a police service that values your input and prioritizes your concerns. Together, we can make West Yorkshire a safer place for everyone.

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Gary Murphy

5 Google Rating

SEVENTEEN Mable, she wasn't here but I could smell her so much it hurt. I was getting pang of regre

5/ 5

SEVENTEEN Mable, she wasn't here but I could smell her so much it hurt. I was getting pang of regret not having her preserved. But wait a minute, it wasn't Mable it was Jayne, and looking at her again, and her being so close to my face that I could almost kiss her, there was a resemblance. Was Jayne really related to her. Jayne held my hand and smiled at me. She took the scalpel and started to peel the skin from my left hand.

dan stevens

5 Google Rating

Was the injured party with my partner and dog in a road collision this week. The officers who came t

5/ 5

Was the injured party with my partner and dog in a road collision this week. The officers who came to the scene were wonderful and really helped calm us down. They took us to the police station to get warm, get a cup of coffee, and called a taxi for us. They do a very good job in many different ways, and we're really grateful.

Sal A

5 Google Rating

Very respectful staff, very calm and organised environment as well.

5/ 5

Very respectful staff, very calm and organised environment as well.

Ollie Dennison

5 Google Rating

Our police do a great job. The annual open day here is a great opportunity to go inside and see what

5/ 5

Our police do a great job. The annual open day here is a great opportunity to go inside and see what life is like there.

Enny Rickwood

5 Google Rating

I had writen a draft of a letter to send, but this review is far more simple. Basically after exper

5/ 5

I had writen a draft of a letter to send, but this review is far more simple. Basically after experiencing what your 'Sister' Police station has on it's website with a one star review dialing 101 and waiting, and waiting, I decided to pay you a visit....even then met with a formidable 'Yellow Phone' where the process started all over again NOT BEING ABLE TO SPEAK WITH ANYBODY! Then one of your Excellent 'Boys in Blue" actually decided to stop and ask ( even though he had finished his shift) could he be of help. He could not have been more helpfull, not at all condesending,really willing to do the best he could given the circumstances.....showed real concern. ADRIAN PCSO 799...Brilliant Guy! As an overseas visitor just what I would have expected from the Great British Police Force ( he even took the trouble to ring back the next day, to confirm that all was well) TIP: do away with the Yellow Phone Guys. Let the real 'Bobby's do their Job, like ADRIAN Bernie R.

Ben Fleeson

1 Google Rating

This use to be a fully functioning Police Station. After recent cuts it is now an Imigration registr

1/ 5

This use to be a fully functioning Police Station. After recent cuts it is now an Imigration registration center. There is no longer a public counter. If you are a victim of crime you have to make an appointment to give evidance. No lights on in the public waiting area evenings and weekends even if you have made an appointment. Waiting area lit by street lamps only after office hours. Don't expect a quick responce in LS28 as officers have to be sent from South Leeds.

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