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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.
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 PCC election count is taking place this morning at Medina Leisure Centre. Follow our live blog for regular updates.
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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.
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The Police and Crime Commissioner hosted the Cyber Protect & Young People conference this week which welcomed with one hundred teachers, social workers, youth workers and other professionals.
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Over the next three years the service will be focused on delivering specialist case workers for working with children and victims of Domestic Abuse, and priority case workers for victims of serious crime.
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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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Frankie Workers support some of the most vulnerable victims of sexual crime by offering specialist counselling at an early stage to prevent trauma developing into poor mental health.
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The first week of events will include a celebration of national Pride month, an online boxing session, a Q&A session with Police officers and top tips for older and younger people to stay safe
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Police and Crime Commissioners from Hampshire/Isle of Wight, Sussex, Surrey and Thames Valley are coming together at an event this week to examine how they can work together to tackle the issue of human trafficking.
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The previous PCC had committed to have the Hampshire Constabulary renamed to include the Isle of Wight. The new PCC, Michael Lane, is dropping the idea.
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The number of suspected modern slavery victims in the UK hit a record high last year, with more than 10,000 potential sufferers of trafficking, slavery and forced labour identified
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As part of his Hate Crime Strategy, Police and Crime Commissioner Michael Lane has provided funding for the innovative and successful Heartstone Odyssey project to be available in 40 schools across the Hampshire policing area.
