Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner candidates under the spotlight in Bath
Candidates in the Avon and Somerset Police and Crime Commissioner election will be under the sportlight at a PCC "Question Time" in Bath this week.
The candidates will face tough questions at an event arranged by Victim Support at the Pump Rooms in Bath from 6-8pm on Wednesday October 31.
PCC Candidates' Question Time will give you the chance to have your say and discover what the candidates are going to do to tackle crime in Bath.
The candidates are independent Sue Mountstevens, 57, a Bristol magistrate and former member of the current police authority.
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Conservative Ken Maddocks, 68, was the leader of Somerset County Council and a Mendip district councillor.
Police constable and Royal Military Police officer Pete Levy, 51, is a Lib Dem Bristol city councillor.
The Labour party candidate is John Savage, 67, chairman of an NHS hospital trust and executive chairman of Bristol Chamber of Commerce and Initiative.
For more information or to book a place contact David Poyner on 0117 947 3065 or email david.poyner@victimsupport.org.uk
ELOISE MARTIN
Comments
by chaschops
Wednesday, November 14 2012, 2:58PM
“Thanks Greenguru. As we have not received a single item of literature on this subject and the above is the only article I have seen on the local police commissioner elections, your comments are very helpful! It is just such a shame that those people who will be appointed have made such little effort to win our votes. I have no idea who any of the candidates are, what they represent, what their intentions are or what their credentials are. How am I supposed to make a sensible decision tomorrow with so little information? This is a shambolic waste of time. Why is the government meddling in this - there are so many other things which are so much more important than changing a system which seems to have been working for a number of years.
Cameron - you are a modern day Nero: fiddling while the country burns.”
by greenguru
Wednesday, November 07 2012, 10:13PM
“Sue Mountstevens gets my vote. The rest are senior party figures out for themselves and their dogmatic party lines, no doubt hoping to finish their careers with lots of long lunches discussing the intracacies of the preparation of steak diane,
Vote for Sue”