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The Police and Crime Panel confirmed their decision today to appoint Terry Norton to the role of Deputy Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
Donna Jones
Donna Jones was elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire Constabulary in May 2021.
During her first official visit to the Island, Ms Jones announced her intention to consult on the change of name for the Constabulary to Hampshire and Isle of Wight Constabulary.
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The job does not have to be advertised, with the commissioner free to appoint anyone she deems fit for the role
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Tune in on Thursday to the live question and answer session for the Police and Crime Commissioner’s latest public scrutiny session
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Donna Jones says, "It is vital that we engage with young people as soon as we identify them as being vulnerable or at risk, and that support is available at key points"
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New programme aims to provide safe and supportive space for female offenders to help break the cycle
This programme aims to transform the current criminal justice response to female offenders across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
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Send in a question to the Police and Crime Commissioner and she may put it to the Chief Constable at the next public scrutiny session
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The Isle of Wight will receive £30,600 per year for the next three years to support the work of the Youth Offending Teams
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To mark International Women’s Day, Donna Jones praises inspiring female leaders, gives her support to female progression and stands up for female victims
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Hampshire Police say that due to the current officer uplift, they have the ability to invest in, and re-introduce a team of dedicated roads policing officers on the Island
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Your chance to nominate neighbourhood policing officers and members of the local community who've made a big difference over the last year
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A member of the Police and Crime Panel Complaints Sub-committee said they found he had used the platform to "express his personal views" and that "perhaps he isn't in the right role"
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The new off-road bikes are expected to be operational in early summer across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight
