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12 projects that operate on the Isle of Wight will now benefit from £231,950 of funding from the Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire and the Isle of Wight.
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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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The £5 increase, equivalent to 10 pence a week for a Band D resident, will come into effect from April.
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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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Police and Crime Commissioner, Michael Lane, is asking residents to tell him which local funding option they consider the best for policing on the Isle of Wight.
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Young people from Hampshire and the Isle of Wight who sit on the Youth Commission have been recognised with the award of “Inspiring” winner in the British Youth Council Awards.
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Michael Lane, the PCC, say he will continue to fight for fairer funding so that the residents of Hampshire, the Isle of Wight, Portsmouth and Southampton have a force that meets their needs.
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The Police and Crime Commissioner for Hampshire is inviting applications (up to £65,000 per application) for initiatives to help make us safer.
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The joint analysis is being undertaken to assess the opportunities presented by the ‘Policing and Crime Bill: emergency services collaboration’, and to explore how emergency services work together.
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The UK Government has announced the full national roll-out of Independent Child Trafficking Advocates, to provide specialist support to children and Hampshire is one of three ‘early adopter’ sites.
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The Police and Crime Commissioner believes it's vital for easily accessible information to be made available to the electorate so they can make a better informed choice when they next go to the ballots.
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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".
