On the 15th November 2012 Ian Johnston was elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for Gwent
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 Free Press Series |
Gwent Police has new assistant chief constable
Free Press Series Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Ian Johnston said: “I'm very much looking forward to working with Lorraine to further improve our service to the public and make a real contribution to their quality of life.” Email · Print this page; Comment(0 ... |
 WalesOnline |
Lorraine Bottomley appointed new assistant chief constable of Gwent Police
WalesOnline Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner Ian Johnston said: “Following a demanding recruitment process, Lorraine emerged as the outstanding candidate in a very strong field. “I'm very much looking forward to working with her to further improve our service ... |
 South Wales Argus |
New assistant chief constable appointed at Gwent Police
South Wales Argus Gwent police and crime commissioner, Ian Johnston said: "I'm very much looking forward to working with Lorraine to further improve our service to the public and make a real a contribution to their quality of life." Email · Print this page; Comment(3) ... |
Job of Gwent Police Commissioner's accountant up for grabs
South Wales Argus GOT a head for maths? If so you could be earning £81,000 a year as Gwent Police and Crime Commissioner's chief finance officer. Ian Johnston is looking for a qualified accountant who will be responsible for ensuring Gwent Police provides an "efficient ... |
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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