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West Yorkshire Police Sikh Association (WYPSA) is a staff network, which has been established to support the needs of all people either working or volunteering for West Yorkshire Police and those from other Forces who do not have a fully constituted network and the community. WYPSA provides advice and support to all members and acts as a conduit between the Sikh community and the police force.
Videos from a selection of West Yorkshire Police Staff Associations - including the Black Police Association, the British Association of Women in Policing, the Force Chaplaincy, the Disabled Police Association, the Jewish Police Association and the LGBTQ+ Network.
The West Yorkshire Disabled Police Association (DPA) launched in 2016 following the need for a more collective voice when look at disability within the Diversity and Inclusion agenda.
The West Yorkshire Association of Muslim Police (AMP) is a support group which was set up in May 2009 to represent the interests of Muslim Officers and Staff and provide West Yorkshire Police with support and advice. AMP is part of the National Association of Muslim Police (NAMP). Find out more about NAMP 
Founded in 1883, the Christian Police Association (CPA) is a national organisation and has links with similar groups across the world and depends on charitable giving to sustain it. Membership is open to all staff in the police service who profess a personal Christian faith. 
The West Yorkshire Black Police Association (WYBPA) sits under the umbrella of National Black Police Association (NBPA). The NBPA was set up after the Macpherson Report 1999, and WYBPA provides an advisory support service to West Yorkshire Police. The NBPA has been part of influential Policing consultations with the Home Office, NPCC, HMICFRS, Home Affairs Select Committee and other parliamentary inquiries.
West Yorkshire Police Hindu Association (WYPHA) is a Staff Network, which has been established to support the needs of all people either working or volunteering for West Yorkshire Police and those from other police services who do not have a fully constituted network and the community. WYPHA seeks to provide help, signposting and support to everyone from a neutral perspective.
West Yorkshire Police has an internal magazine for its staff and retired police officers. The Force does not publish or distribute any other emergency services publications.
West Yorkshire Police is committed to creating an environment where women and girls can feel safe and be safe within the county, free of fear and harassment. As part of the Force’s commitment to reducing Violence Against Women and Girls, it has launched its Strategy, outlining how it intends to ensure that women and girls are safe and feel safe.
Emergency Securing (Boarding) Services - Force Policy. West Yorkshire Police (WYP) have contracted a company to provide an emergency securing (boarding) service. It is intended that the service should only be used in emergency situations and to relieve police officers of the need to undertake security duties at unoccupied premises.
Use of Force Data - West Yorkshire Police like all Police forces in the UK are required to record the times when force is used during an incident.
Frequently asked questions with relation to Forced Marriage
Monday 18 September 2023 Students and women in Kirklees are being helped to stay safer this autumn through a fresh blitz of activity aimed at better protecting females.