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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.

Below are articles relating to Donna Jones.

5, August 2024·2 min read

Letter: PCC’s narrow view of riots challenged by broader societal issues

This readers explains that the UK electoral shift and liberal trends challenge the perceived rise of far-right in the UK

5, August 2024·3 min read

Police and Crime Commissioner faces backlash over rioters statement (update 2)

PCC Donna Jones faces criticism for comments on rioters and UK sovereignty

2, August 2024·2 min read

Police and Crime Commissioner addresses the UK’s surge in protests and calls for calm

Donna Jones calls for calm following violent protests over children's murder

2, August 2024·3 min read

Terry Norton reappointed as Deputy PCC for Hampshire and Isle of Wight

Police and Crime Panel endorses Terry Norton's reappointment as Deputy PCC

Police officers walking towards docked police defender rhib

2, August 2024·2 min read

State-of-the-art police boat ‘Defender’ set to patrol Solent’s busy waters

'Defender' police boat set to improve safety along Hampshire and Isle of Wight coastline

mobile phone with lots of app icons on the screen

22, July 2024·3 min read

Awareness campaign helps parents spot child exploitation threats on the Isle of Wight

'Is Your Child Safe?' campaign relaunches to address child exploitation in Hampshire and on the Isle of Wight

22, July 2024·1 min read

Police Commissioner opens public consultation for strategic four-year policing blueprint

Police and Crime Commissioner seeks residents' insights for next four-year policing plan

Donna Jones talking to ambulance staff and street pastors

9, July 2024·3 min read

New funding from PCC seeks to prevent anti-social behaviour with community projects

Community Projects across the Isle of Wight to benefit from PCC's anti-social behaviour fund

23, June 2024·3 min read

Letter: Should those in public office, such a MPs, be held publicly accountable for their actions if breaking the law?

This reader politely and fairly challenged Bob Seely about his Covid BBQ breach (when he was an MP) and was met with a block. Should MPs be held publicly accountable for their actions?