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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.

4, March 2020·1 min read

Portsmouth Council’s Donna Jones selected as Conservative PCC candidate by two votes

It is understood she won by two votes, beating former Southampton City Council opposition leader, Jeremy Moulton, who came second

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3, February 2021·2 min read

Pupils will learn how to spot fake news on Safer Internet Day

The free sessions designed to help children and young people learn how to spot fake news online

27, November 2017·1 min read

Share your concerns about staying safe over Christmas with the PCC

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.

5, July 2017·1 min read

Stalking Clinic highlighted as ’Best Practice’ by HMIC

The Inspector said it’s is not acceptable that victims and their families are left to live in fear, or have to change their lives because of someone else’s behaviour.

23, November 2017·2 min read

Stay safe online ahead of Black Friday shopping frenzy

Ahead of Black Friday online shopping mania, the Police and Crime Commissioner shares this helpful advice to help you stay safe and prevent online fraud.

10, June 2020·1 min read

Submit your questions for the Chief Constable Scrutiny Session

Police and Crime Commissioner invites questions from the public on police priorities and performance to put to the Chief Constable

13, October 2020·2 min read

Time to nominate Isle of Wight Community Volunteer of the Year and Safer Superhero

The Commissioner’s Safer Awards recognise the outstanding contribution volunteers and partners make to policing, the criminal justice system and in keeping the community safer

24, January 2020·2 min read

Young people asked to share their views on crime and policing issues

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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