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Police and Crime Commissioner invites questions from the public on police priorities and performance to put to the Chief Constable
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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Highlights: 160 officer roles kept (across Hampshire); Armed response officers increasing; More Tasers and spit hoods; Marine unit protected for now. Much more detail inside.
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Send your questions or concerns to the Police and Crime Commissioner, as he challenges the Chief Constable on police priorities, and concerns of the public.
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Hampshire and Isle of Wight residents are losing out by £44.8m compared to other areas. Ministers can act now to stop services being at risk in the future say PCC and Chief Constable.
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The Police and Crime Commissioner has been invited to visit the Bay area to meet with local people and discuss the crime and anti-social behaviour problems blighting the town.
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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
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The Commissioner has joined Action on Elder Abuse in urging older people and their families to learn how to spot the signs of financial abuse.
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Decisions on funding will be made within four days. Details of who can apply within
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Michael Lane will be taking this recommendation to the Police and Crime Panel for consideration on Friday 27 January.
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The awards recognise volunteers that have made an outstanding contribution, and gone above and beyond in terms of hours they have volunteered and dedication and commitment they have shown
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It was revealed by the Police Federation rep today that, of those responding to a vote of no confidence in the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, 98% agreed.
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Mental health came out as the issue of most concern to young people with 45% of those taking part selecting it as their top priority.
