
What Happened At The Police Fire Crime Commissioner’s Meeting
Resident turnout was high and the Town Council came under fire due to lack of CVTV. Cllr James Newport reports here
Resident turnout was high and the Town Council came under fire due to lack of CVTV. Cllr James Newport reports here
28th May 2019 at 6.30pm
There will be a public meeting held at the Grange Community Centre on 28th May 2019 at 6.30pm. If you are unable to attend and you’ve got a question to ask please comment below and we’ll do our best to try and get you an answer
Just as it seems one consultation finishes, another begins. This time it’s Roger Hurst’s second consultation asking yet again for more money for Essex Police. We’ve seen a rise in the precept for policing this year and now Roger Hirst is eyeing up your wallets again to pay for the […]
It would appear that PFCC Roger Hirst, is looking to rebuild a police force here in Essex using a team of volunteers – special constables. His team have been approaching the local Councils with a proposal of “if you pay, you can have your own” Rayleigh Town Council has earmarked […]
With policing seemingly at an all time low, Essex Police are attempting to recruit a volunteer network of ‘specials’. Some members of Rayleigh Town Council want to fund the recruitment of specials to be deployed in the Rayleigh area. Do you think this is a good idea? Could you fit […]
As we will all know from the recent Police Fire & Crime Commissioner, that the funds are limited. The Lib Dem’s report on the budget announcement follows Today’s budget statement by the Chancellor included no additional funding for the police in England and Wales. Crime is rising and police numbers […]
James Newport writes: What’s a Tory doing on a Lib Dem blog? Well for those that don’t know this is Roger Hirst. He’s the police crime commissioner for Essex Police. For sometime there have been comments from residents about policing (or the apparent lack of it). So with this in […]
From the East Anglian Daily Times: Police officers in Essex are unable to carry out their work as effectively with the street lights turned off. That appeared to be the message from Essex Police and Crime Commissioner Nick Alston as he responded to questions from residents during a recent web […]
From the BBC website: A group is to be created to monitor the ethics and integrity of police officers in Essex. The Ethics and Integrity Committee is being set up by the county’s Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Nick Alston. Mr Alston said recent “high profile” cases elsewhere had called […]
The Police and Crime Commissioner for Essex, Nick Alston, is holding a public? meeting at Grove School, Rayleigh on September 26th. The details are on his website, though they aren’t particularly clear or prominent: Fortunately the District Council sets things out more clearly here. Do you care about the way […]
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