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Regional drugs board aims to combat substance misuse, crime, and reoffending through multi-agency collaboration
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.
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Restorative Justice is a free service for both victims and offenders, and allows victims to communicate with the person responsible for the crime
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It's said that officers choosing to stay on the degree path will be fully supported, but it will no longer be compulsory for new officers to train for a degree
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A summer sports programme, aimed at young people identified by local police, is planned in an attempt to divert criminal activity in the town
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Police Sergeant Benjamin Sharland says the new electric bikes are a "game changer"
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Scott Chilton becomes Hampshire and Isle of Wight's first 'home grown' Chief Constable, committed to exceptional local policing
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The decision on the number of officers for the Island will be made by the new chief constable, Scott Chilton
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight constabulary is one of the UK's lowest-funded police forces, so the Home Secretary was asked when we can look forward to the same levels of funding as similar areas
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A recent study revealed 16.8 per cent of children face unwanted sexual harassment at the age of ten
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The Police and Crime Commissioner claims that "The public have had enough" and backs plans to increase stop and search powers and the use of banning orders
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight to see 50 more police officers after council tax increase approved by Police and Crime Panel, providing extra funding for staff, IT systems, and salaries
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"Victims of police abuse are treated in a very special way and are offered additional protection to not feel intimidated," says Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones
