Police and Crime Commissioner, Donna Jones, is inviting you to have your say on policing priorities in her latest live Q&A session with Chief Constable Alexis Boon.
The Commissioner’s Oversight of Policing Services (COPS) is an hour-long online event which takes place on Wednesday 22nd April at 18:00.
It will be live streamed across 3 Facebook pages: the PCC’s, the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner, and Hampshire & Isle of Wight Constabulary’s.
Questions can be pre-submitted or posed live during the event, giving you an opportunity to quiz them on a number of priorities in the PCC’s Police and Crime Plan including road safety, anti-social behaviour, police visibility, rural and business crime.
PCC Donna Jones said:
“My main role as Police and Crime Commissioner is to listen to people living and working across Hampshire and the Isle of Wight and take their concerns to the force.
“This ensures it delivers effective, local, visible policing that drives down crime and makes our communities safer.
“COPS is a fantastic way of doing that: providing answers and reassurance on the issues that matter most to people.
Article continues below this advertisement “Anyone can submit a question and I’d encourage you to do so.”
A recording of the COPS session will be made available for anyone who can’t watch the event live and the Office of the Police and Crime Commissioner will endeavour to respond to all submitted questions.
Speeding is my concern, it’s rife islandwide!
Southampton is implementing at least 30 streets
with 20mph speed limits, hopefully like Sadiq Khan they
use excellent camera technology to catch speeding motorists.
Portsmouth have 20mph limits in many places
WHY DOESN’T THE ISLE OF WIGHT!
“JUST PLACING A ROAD SIGN WITH 20MPH DOES NOT STOP
MOTORISTS SPEEDING”
Oh do be quiet,if you like all the silly speed limits on the mainland,bugger off over there,you should change your name to scratched record,and bet some mental health help,because you clearly are!