On the 15th November 2012 Sue Mountstevens was elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Avon and Somerset
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 Burnham-On-Sea |
CCTV coverage in Burnham's Manor Gardens to be upgraded
Burnham-On-Sea CCTV in Burnham-On-Sea's Manor Gardens is to be upgraded following a cash injection from the region's Police and Crime Commissioner. Sue Mountstevens has this week earmarked £14,000 through the Somerset Community Safety Partnership to ... Manor Gardens gets a share in £14000 CCTV boost |
 This is The West Country |
Manor Gardens gets a share in £14000 CCTV boost
This is The West Country CCTV in Sedgemoor has been given a £14,000 boost for improvements thanks to the Police and Crime Commissioner. PCC Sue Mountstevens allocated the funding through the Somerset Community Safety Partnership, which has seen a total of £98,000 ... |
 This is Somerset |
'Working together is key to beating crime'
This is Somerset Sue Mountstevens, commissioner for Avon and Somerset Police, is to meet with fellow commissioners and chief constables from across the South West this month. . WORKING TOGETHER: Police and crime commissioners and chief constables from across ... Bristol PCSOs retained after contracts signed |
Marshals aid cut in crime
This is Somerset The work being carried out in Midsomer Norton has already won support from Police and Crime Commissioner Sue Mountstevens. Mrs Dunford told residents that the aim was to change perception of Midsomer Norton and boost the nighttime economy. |
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- Be open and accountable to victims and witnesses, seeking out and acting on their views
- Ensure that victims and witnesses get the high quality help and support they need, when they need it
- Make the police more victim-focused and more effective at meeting their needs<
- Give victims and witnesses an effective voice in the wider criminal justice system
- Constantly work to develop new ways of delivering justice for victims