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Simon Hayes ex-PCC

Simon Hayes stood as an independent candidate in the first elections for a Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) in November 2012.

Simon hayes, PCC He was elected as the PCC for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.

He appointed Laura Franklin as his assistant on the Isle of Wight in June 2013.

At the PCC election in 2016, he lost to Michael Lane.

Below are some of the articles which have featured Simon Hayes.

5, November 2014·3 min read

Victims of crime deserve better support says Crime Commissioner

The information was provided by 1,000 respondents who carried out an online survey at the end of October, conducted by OnePoll .

30, April 2013·1 min read

Police use of community resolutions in Hampshire and the Isle of Wight

Out of 34,653 solved offences, 3,254 were dealt with by community resolution.

26, July 2013·1 min read

Police Commissioner to launch Youth Commission pilot

A diverse group of young people will work in partnership with the Commissioner to look at ‘big priorities’.

2, March 2013·2 min read

100 days in the life of a Police and Crime Commissioner

The first 100 days in office have been exceptionally busy says the new Commissioner.

26, June 2013·1 min read

Tough choices ahead for Hampshire police

Chief Constable and Police Commissioner will be asking; How do we protect critical frontline resource? What do the public want us to prioritise? And, what do we need to stop doing to deliver against that mandate?

22, March 2016·1 min read

‘Lethal Highs’ legislation comes into force next month

Police and Crime Commissioner cautiously welcomes legislation to tackle ‘Lethal Highs’ that comes into force next month.

New PCC Office - St George’s Chamber Winchester- - Nov 2013

2, December 2013·1 min read

Police Commissioner says office move will save £23k/year

This coming weekend the office of the police and crime commissioner will be moving out of their current office to smaller premises.

25, August 2013·2 min read

Simon Hayes under investigation by IPCC

Hampshire and Isle of Wight Police and Crime Commissioner is being investigated for possibly breaking the PCC election rules, by not living in the area he was to represent.

26, February 2016·2 min read

Preferred Chief Constable candidate revealed

The Police and Crime Commissioner says Olivia Pinkney will bring a wealth of operational experience and strategic leadership to the Chief Constable role.

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