VOTE 2021: Conservative candidate wins police and crime commissioner election
Matthew Barber wins the Thames Valley police and crime commissioner election as more than 30,000 ballots are rejected.
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Police election
VOTE 2021: Meet Alan Robinson, independent candidate for Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner
The independent candidate for the Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) elections, said he has a “straightforward” message – to get police back on the streets. Alan Robinson, who grew up...
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VOTE 2021: Meet John Howson, Lib Dem candidate for Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner
On Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates THE LIBERAL Democrat candidate for Police and Crime...
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VOTE 2021: Meet Laetisia Carter, Labour candidate for Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner
On Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates THE LABOUR candidate for Police and Crime Commissioner...
Read moreDetailsVOTE 2021: Meet Matthew Barber, Conservative candidate for Thames Valley Police and Crime Commissioner
On Thursday, May 6, voters will choose the next Police and Crime Commissioner for the Thames Valley. JESS WARREN meets the candidates POLICE visibility in the community is the main...
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