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This partnership will ensure that hundreds of professionals across the region are better able to support young people who are potentially vulnerable and at risk.
Michael Lane Ex-PCC
Michael Lane was elected as Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight in May 2016. He ran as a Conservative.
He replaced Simon Hayes, who was the first PCC for Hampshire and Isle of Wight.
Below are articles featuring Michael Lane.
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The Police and Crime Commissioner believes it's vital for easily accessible information to be made available to the electorate so they can make a better informed choice when they next go to the ballots.
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A new agreement is being signed aimed at better supporting children in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight who are looked after by local authorities.
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Southampton’s hate crime reporting app is now available to all Hampshire and Isle of Wight residents
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It is the Commissioner’s statutory role to hold the Chief Constable to account on the performance of the police force on behalf of the public, and the COMPASS meetings provide an opportunity to do this on a regular basis.
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Deputy PCC, Flick Drummond, attended her first meeting representing the Commissioner at the Hampshire Constabulary’s Fortress briefing to partners.
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The new Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight met with partners on the Island on Monday.
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Michael Lane says that even with a council tax increase at the maximum of 1.99%, there is an expected shortfall of £10 million for 2018/19 financial year.
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Isle of Wight residents will see a £10-£15 rise per annum on the Police portion (precept) of their council tax bills from April
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Don't miss the chance to bid for funding to help keep your community safe. Funding of up to £50,000 per project available. Details within
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The Youth Commission acts as the voice of young people, informing and supporting Police and Crime Commissioner in his work and helping him to challenge the Chief Constable on areas that are of importance to young people
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This year the focus of the Big Conversation is on hate crime, the exploitation of young people, for example through grooming and county lines, and serious violence, such as knife crime
