Labour's Tony Lloyd becomes Greater Manchester Police and Crime Commissioner (From Prestwich and Whitefield Guide)
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Labour's Tony Lloyd becomes Greater Manchester Police and Crime Commissioner
3:30pm Friday 16th November 2012 in News
Labour's Tony Lloyd has become Greater Manchester's first police and crime commissioner.
He is elected as the first police and crime commissioner with 51.23 per cent of the vote.
The turnout figure for Greater Manchester was just 13.93% and the total votes cast were 278,974,
Mr Lloyd will earn up to £100,000 in the role. He will control police budgets, set priorities and have the power to hire and fire chief constables, replacing the police authority.
The vote:
Tony Lloyd, Labour: 51.23%
Michael Winstanley, Conservative: 15.6%
Matt Gallagher, Lib Dem:14.8%
Roy Warren, Independent: 9.8%
Steven Woolfe, UKIP: 8.5%.
Comments(4)
R'Marcus
says...
3:12pm Sat 17 Nov 12
I hope that Mr. Lloyd keeps his promise about more active police on the streets.
denzelthedog
says...
8:16pm Sat 17 Nov 12
Question two was asking how and who is going to enforce the 20mph speed limits in side streets in Whitefield. This scheme is going to cost the council or rather us £70,000.The e mail i sent was not acknowledged or replied to. I can just imagine the service we will receive from Tony Lloyd when even simple questions are being dismissed.
BrianD26
says...
10:45pm Mon 19 Nov 12
1) Received letter in post from the PCC election officials with the website address and informing me that all candidate info would be available on the website from 26th October. It also suggested I register so they could send me an Email reminder. Duly registered.
2) Reminder Email arrived approx 27th Oct. Visited website, sure enough all candidate info. and election statements were there. Made my 2 selections and waited for postal vote forms to arrive.
3) Received in post from Tony Warren a copy of his election statement. Nothing from any other candidate.
4) Postal vote forms arrived, filled them in and sent them off in post.
5) What could be more effective than that. Simples!!
M rRadcliffe person says...
5:29pm Fri 16 Nov 12
the police comm should be some who knows the job and come up through the ranks