On the 15th November 2012 Alun Michael was elected as the Police and Crime Commissioner for South Wales
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South Wales police commissioner dismisses calls for deputy's resignation over ...
WalesOnline South Wales Police's deputy commissioner Sophie Howe. South Wales Police and Crime Commissioner (PCC) Alun Michael has dismissed calls for his deputy to resign if she is selected as a Labour parliamentary candidate. Sophie Howe, appointed the ... |
Police chiefs offer evidence
This is South Wales The Chief Constable of South Wales Police, Peter Vaughan, and the Police Commissioner for South Wales Alun Michael, were amongst those to speak to the Commission, which recently commissioned a poll in an effort to gauge public opinion on Welsh ... |
Alun Michael: PCC strains and stresses 'no surprise'
BBC News Gwent police and crime commissioner (PCC) Ian Johnston has admitted he ordered Carmel Napier to retire or be forced out of office. Mr Johnston ... and Wales." South Wales PCC Alun Michael spoke about the issue to Claire Summers on BBC Wales Today. |
Sacking chief constables should only be a 'nuclear option', warns shadow ...
WalesOnline It means Labour will avoid the awkward position of having to come out against its own PCCs, like South Wales' Alun Michael, during its election campaign. Earlier today, Mr Michael told WalesOnline that the future of PCCs has to be “based on the evidence”. |
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