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Police and Crime Commissioner says it's his role to hold the Chief Constable to account on behalf of local residents, so if you have concerns get in touch with him
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 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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Michael Lane says he recognises the contribution volunteers make in keeping our communities safer and thanks them for the time they give up to make a difference to the lives of others.
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Police and Crime Commissioner Michael Lane says he has gained significant public support for his proposed increase in the policing element of the council tax of £2 per month (for a Band D household) to support local policing.
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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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The PCC welcomes the re-balancing of the focus on violent crime, domestic abuse and Mental Health issues in the Queen's Speech
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PCC, Michael Lane, says he has commissioned an inclusive service for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight, because he "wants to ensure that all victims have access to Restorative Justice".
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The Isle of Wight Youth Trust and Citizen Advice Bureau have both received grants from the Police and Crime Commissioner for project aimed at preventing offending and support for victims.
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Decisions on funding will be made within four days. Details of who can apply within
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The proposal follows the Government giving Police and Crime Commissioners additional flexibility in December 2017.
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With the proposed increase to the council tax precept for policing, Hampshire and the Isle of Wight can look forward to 200 new police officers, 60 Police Staff Investigators and and a course for new PCSOs.
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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
